A Remedy Project podcast yarn about music, culture, rights, and health determinants with Aiden Teri, musician, musical director, and leader of the Banban Bamboo Band in Espiritu Santo Island, Vanuatu. Aiden shares stories of First Nations culture, connection, unity, and peace emerging from the Banban Bamboo Band's community run music social enterprise.

Remedy Music Podcast # 1: Yarning with Aiden Teri, Banban Bamboo Band, Vanuatu

A Remedy Project podcast yarn with with KabiKabi, Quandamooka, and Erubam Le singer songwriter, musician, registered nurse, and mum Rochelle Pitt Watson. Rochelle’s stories highlight the depth of musical engagement across generations in First Nations families and the ways that professional music can be an important source of income for First Nations women. Get ready to listen to some great First Nations music and stories in this very special Remedy Music Podcast with sista diva Rochelle Pitt Watson. Listen to more of Rochelle's music at https://soundcloud.com/rochelle-pitt-watson

Remedy Music Podcast # 2: Yarning with Rochelle Pitt Watson, Australia

In this podcast we yarn with an amazing Ni Vanuatu Tanna musician and song writer Desmon Wolam. Desmon is a multi-instrumentalist living in Espiritu Santo in Vanuatu. Desmon regularly performs as a professional musician across the islands and coordinates a range of community events and activities. Desmon’s songs carry the messages of his culture alongside his passion for family and climate change activism. Desmon is one of several First Nations musicians, notably men, who spoke passionately in our yarns about using music as a platform for climate change activism. Desmon’s stories also speak to the powerful combinations of First Nations traditional or kastom musics with introduced or colonial musics such as Christian hymns. This is a powerful yarn delivered by an incredibly talented musician. During the yarn you’ll get to hear some of Desmon’s debut live album recorded with Remedy Researchers in 2016. We hope you enjoy it.

Remedy Music Podcast # 3: Yarning with Desmon Wolam, Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu

The fourth episode of ABC Radio Queensland's new music segment with The Remedy Project's Professor Naomi Sunderland. This episode features tracks Heal Me (2020) by Meanjin based Torres Strait, Fijian and Polynesian artist GLVES and Shine (2023) by Stephen Wilson & Caleb Sutherland feat. P.Smurf.

ABC Radio New Music Segment with The Remedy Project 31 July 2023

In this podcast we yarn with Aboriginal musician, businessman, and community worker Paul Ah Chee. Paul lives in Mparntwe Alice Springs in Central Australia. He writes and produces a unique brand of Australian Soul music that offers powerful messages about politics, community, Country, and culture. In this podcast Paul talks about the deep interactions between songwriters, performers, and audiences and the emotional intimacy that can emerge when our songs resonate with others’ experiences. From an early age, Paul felt a deep connection with the rhythms and languages of music and Country. He shares reflections on commercial music in Australia alongside traditional cultural and ceremonial music and healing. We get to hear some incredibly soulful music from Paul’s EP Nowhere to Hide in this podcast including some inside information on what inspired Paul to write key tracks on the EP.

You can find out more and buy Paul's music here: https://paulahchee.com.au/?fbclid=IwAR3QJ62eAX1jIrXSiX__cMxwb7wyQ_tFN_HEc0tHffPzK8NdVdal0HHCsWM

Remedy Music Podcast # 4: Yarning with Paul Ah Chee, Mparntwe Central Australia

Australian Research Council funded First Nations led research project

Remedy Music Podcast # 4: Yarning with Paul Ah Chee, Mparntwe Central Australia

The Remedy Project

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