Podcast appearances and mentions of marlee silva

Marlee Silva is a renowned Australian Rugby League journalist. Her love for the game began practically from the moment she was born, which was just three days before her dad won a premiership with the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs.As a Dunghutti and Gamilaroi woman, storytelling has been part of Marlee's Indigenous Australian culture for over 60,000 years. So as a proud supporter of the NRLW, it only felt natural that telling stories about women's rugby league is what Marlee was destined to do.But now she's dipped into Longform storytelling to tackle some of the biggest issues within the game. This week Chloe caught up with Marlee following the release of her new documentary: Skin in the Game.Skin in the Game examines the role that Rugby League has played in Australia's history of domestic and family violence and what the sport can do to be part of the solution. You can watch Skin in the Game for free here: https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/tv-program/skin-in-the-game/2412109891542 Buy our kids book The A to Z of Who I Could Be, or book for adults GIRLS DON'T PLAY SPORT. www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/shopGet the wrap delivered into your inbox as a weekly newsletter! Subscribe here for the newsletter + don't miss a merch drop.Shop TFAP merch: https://www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/shopFind us on Instagram: @thefemaleathleteproject#womenssport

Gamilaroi and Dunghutti woman Marlee Silva takes a bold look at rugby league's impact on Australian identity in 'Skin in the Game' - premiering Sunday, 23 March, on NITV, SBS, and SBS On Demand.

The biggest takeaway from the Las Vegas launch in 2025 was that there were too many games, so what does next year look like and will the debut of women's footy in Vegas stay? Author, podcaster and Rugby League broadcaster Marlee Silva chats to Declan Byrne on 'The Saturday Sledge' to discuss why it's a bad idea to cut the girls from the lineup and what game it should be in 2026.

Valentine Holmes is one of the NRL’s most dynamic and versatile players and sits down with Nine's Marlee Silva. Born in Townsville with proud Samoan heritage, he made his mark early with the Cronulla Sharks, playing a key role in their historic 2016 premiership win. Known for his speed, skill, and game-changing ability, Val has represented Queensland and Australia at the highest level. His journey also took him to the U.S., where he pursued an NFL dream before returning to the NRL with the North Queensland Cowboys. Now a leader on and off the field, he continues to inspire with his passion and dedication to the game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marlee Silva from Nine's NRL team is joined by one of the biggest current family names in rugby league - Tom, Jake and Ben Trbojevic. Known for their talent, toughness, and humility, the boys open up about family, culture, and the journey from playing footy in the backyard to representing their club, state, and country. It’s a chat about brotherhood, sacrifice, and what drives them both on and off the field.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With her debut feature documentary film Queens of Concrete, Eliza Cox takes audiences on a seven year journey with three skateboarders: Ava Godfrey, Charlotte Heath, and Hayley Wilson. They each embrace a different style of skateboarding, with street and park being the two styles that are featured at the Tokyo and Paris Olympics. It's that 2020 Olympics that the girls have their sights set on, with Eliza following their journey from the skateparks of Melbourne to the sponsored events in London and LA, to boarding schools dedicated to bringing up the next generation of skaters.There's an inherent drama to skateboarding - you never know if the skater is going to fall, what they're going to pull off, and how they're going to take a risky jump - and that's paired well with the inherent drama of being a teenager turning into an adult. Or, in the case of Charlotte, a kid turning into a teenager. Each of the girls has their own life journey to follow, and Eliza's dedicated observational lens follows them in a caring and considered manner. This is not a director simply documenting the lives of their subjects, but supporting their journey in an empathetic manner.Queens of Concrete moves in the same vein as the great skating docos of the turn of the millennium, with Eliza noting the impact that Dogtown and Z-Boys had on her work. As a viewer, I couldn't help but feel the pull of Eddie Martin's excellent All This Mayhem, a film which also hails from the streets of Melbourne. Either way, the impact of sports documentaries is a strong one on Eliza's creative vision.I caught up with Eliza ahead of the AIDC panel Levelling the Playing Field: Celebrating Trailblazers in Sports Docs, where she joins fellow documentarians Frances Elliott, who co-directed Renee Gracie: Fireproof, and Marlee Silva, of the upcoming film Skin in the Game. In the following interview, we talk about her journey into filmmaking, what it means to be a supportive director, the choice behind making a sports film about girls or a film about girls who skate, and a lot more.If you're in Naarm-Melbourne this weekend, then make yourself known and head along to ACMI on Monday 3 March where you can catch Levelling the Playing Field, alongside a stack more great panels and events at the Australian International Documentary Conference. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With her debut feature documentary film Queens of Concrete, Eliza Cox takes audiences on a seven year journey with three skateboarders: Ava Godfrey, Charlotte Heath, and Hayley Wilson. They each embrace a different style of skateboarding, with street and park being the two styles that are featured at the Tokyo and Paris Olympics. It's that 2020 Olympics that the girls have their sights set on, with Eliza following their journey from the skateparks of Melbourne to the sponsored events in London and LA, to boarding schools dedicated to bringing up the next generation of skaters.There's an inherent drama to skateboarding - you never know if the skater is going to fall, what they're going to pull off, and how they're going to take a risky jump - and that's paired well with the inherent drama of being a teenager turning into an adult. Or, in the case of Charlotte, a kid turning into a teenager. Each of the girls has their own life journey to follow, and Eliza's dedicated observational lens follows them in a caring and considered manner. This is not a director simply documenting the lives of their subjects, but supporting their journey in an empathetic manner.Queens of Concrete moves in the same vein as the great skating docos of the turn of the millennium, with Eliza noting the impact that Dogtown and Z-Boys had on her work. As a viewer, I couldn't help but feel the pull of Eddie Martin's excellent All This Mayhem, a film which also hails from the streets of Melbourne. Either way, the impact of sports documentaries is a strong one on Eliza's creative vision.I caught up with Eliza ahead of the AIDC panel Levelling the Playing Field: Celebrating Trailblazers in Sports Docs, where she joins fellow documentarians Frances Elliott, who co-directed Renee Gracie: Fireproof, and Marlee Silva, of the upcoming film Skin in the Game. In the following interview, we talk about her journey into filmmaking, what it means to be a supportive director, the choice behind making a sports film about girls or a film about girls who skate, and a lot more.If you're in Naarm-Melbourne this weekend, then make yourself known and head along to ACMI on Monday 3 March where you can catch Levelling the Playing Field, alongside a stack more great panels and events at the Australian International Documentary Conference. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's grand final week and we are all set up for an absolute thriller. Ru and Marlee run through how and why each team can win and the key player matchups to look out for.  Sharks captain Tiana Penitani and Roosters captain Isabelle Kelly join the show.  Plus, a look at all the nominees for the 2024 Dally M Awards.  Join Sky Blues Assistant Coach Ruan Sims and Nine's NRLW Sideline eye Marlee Silva for your weekly hit of NRLW footy. It's all thanks to Lite n' Easy fuelling Australian sport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Could we see the same teams from the mens and womens NRL feature in the grand final next weekend? Don't miss this in-depth look at qualifying finals from Ru and Marlee. Join Sky Blues Assistant Coach Ruan Sims and Nine's NRLW Sideline eye Marlee Silva for your weekly hit of NRLW footy. It's all thanks to Lite n' Easy fuelling Australian sport. The TAB Eras Debate - The time for sport is now thanks to TAB.  You win some. You lose more - For free and confidential support visit gamblinghelponline.org.au 00:00 - Welcome  02:00 - Hungriest player and team of the week  04:30 - Top 2 with Ru 08:40 - Season predictions  16:30 - Listener questions 18:30 - TAB Greatest Eras debate 23:20 - Finals previewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A huge episode as we're joined by Eels rookie and breakout star Rory Owen in the studio as we head into the final round of the regular season.  Join Sky Blues Assistant Coach Ruan Sims and Nine's NRLW Sideline eye Marlee Silva for your weekly hit of NRLW footy. It's all thanks to Lite n' Easy fuelling Australian sport. The TAB Eras Debate - The time for sport is now thanks to TAB. Imagine what you could be buying instead - For free and confidential support visit gamblinghelponline.org.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a very special episode of NRLW Weekly as we're joined by Rooster star Jasmin Strange in the studio as we head towards the finals. Join Sky Blues Assistant Coach Ruan Sims and Nine's NRLW Sideline eye Marlee Silva for your weekly hit of NRLW footy. It's all thanks to Lite n' Easy fuelling Australian sport. The TAB Eras Debate - The time for sport is now thanks to TAB. Chances are you're about to lose - For free and confidential support visit gamblinghelponline.org.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bulldogs make a splash in the player market signing a number of big names Brisbane Broncos fullback Hayley Maddick joins the show off the back of a record breaking game last week.  Plus a huge preview of Round 7 of the NRLW.  Join Sky Blues Assistant Coach Ruan Sims and Nine's NRLW Sideline eye Marlee Silva for your weekly hit of NRLW footy. It's all thanks to Lite n' Easy fuelling Australian sport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Things got a little heated in the Roosters Titans game and Ruan shares her thoughts on the scuffle. Plus, Cowboys Jakiya Whitfeld joins the show ahead of their clash with the Broncos. Join Sky Blues Assistant Coach Ruan Sims and Nine's NRLW Sideline eye Marlee Silva for your weekly hit of NRLW footy. It's all thanks to Lite n' Easy fuelling Australian sport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sharks halfback Tayla Preston joins the show to talk about Cronulla's unbeaten start to the season.  Predictions on who would take out the 100m sprint for the NRLW, plus a huge preview of Round 5.  Join Sky Blues Assistant Coach Ruan Sims and Nine's NRLW Sideline eye Marlee Silva for your weekly hit of NRLW footy. It's all thanks to Lite n' Easy fuelling Australian sport. 00:00 - Welcome  01:30 - Hungriest player and team of the week  02:30 - Top 2 with Ru  06:00 - Tayla Preston  22:00 - Listener questions 26:00 - Round 5 previewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're pumped to be joined by Paris Gold Medal Winner and Dragons Half Tyla King. Join Sky Blues Assistant Coach Ruan Sims and Nine's NRLW Sideline eye Marlee Silva for your weekly hit of NRLW footy. It's all thanks to Lite n' Easy fuelling Australian sport. 00:00 - Welcome  02:00 - Top 2 with Ru Dragons and Broncos win Mele Hufanga 08:00 - Tyla King  25:00 - Round 4 preview See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are growing whispers Olympic gold medallist Portia Woodman-Wickliffe will land in the NRLW next season and Ru says it could be huge for the Wahs! Plus, Lauren Brown from the Titans joins the show. Join Sky Blues Assistant Coach Ruan Sims and Nine's NRLW Sideline eye Marlee Silva for your weekly hit of NRLW footy. It's all thanks to Lite n' Easy fuelling Australian sport. 00:00 - Welcome  01:00 - Hungriest moment - Lutu try for the Tigers 02:30 - Top 2 with Ru Portia Woodman-Wickliffe interested in joining the NRLW  Gus Gould commentary about Simima Taufa and Losana Lutu  08:00 - Lauren Brown from the Titans 25:00 - Listener questions  Scheduling games  Jada Taylor 30:00 - Round 4 previewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NRLW should be keeping a close eye on the Rugby 7s players at the Olympics right now. Newcastle Knights player Grace Kukutai joins the show.  Plus, Women in League Round this weekend, a great opportunity to celebrate all the women across the game.  Join Sky Blues Assistant Coach Ruan Sims and Nine's NRLW Sideline eye Marlee Silva for your weekly hit of NRLW footy. It's all thanks to Lite n' Easy fuelling Australian sport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New teams, Jillaroos to Vegas, Three Origin Games, it's all happening in the NRLW! Join Sky Blues Assistant Coach Ruan Sims and Nine's NRLW Sideline eye Marlee Silva for your weekly hit of NRLW footy. It's all thanks to Lite n' Easy fuelling Australian sport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ahead of the Big Three Trek and 'Beanie For Brain Cancer' round in the NRL, Lavender gets some tips from Sport and Spice alumni and fellow walker Marlee Silva including the power of hash browns, why she needs to farewell her toenails and the power of the people you meet and their cancer stories. There's also plenty of feel good Olympics stories to chat about, a bull on the loose, a Rugby defection which means more than usual and a misguided Robbie Slater.

You can hear the second half of Kate's conversation with Nicho here. Subscribe to Mamamia How far would you go to help your parents if they were in trouble?Nicho Hynes is a loyal son and has devoted himself to his mum in unfathomable ways after she was involved in a high profile drugs case.  The NRL star is well known as a famous football player but he's recently begun to receive acclaim for the way he's being so candid about mental health. Nicho has endured some huge challenges with his mum going in and out of jail as he grew up and it's shaped the man he is and the intense love and admiration he has for his mother. Guest host Kate Langbroek spoke to Nicho about what really happens when you have to choose between career and a family who really need you. THE END BITS: Listen to more No Filter interviews here and follow us on Instagram here. Nicho Hynes and Marlee Silva's podcast When We Grow Up is available here.Nicho Hynes is on Instagram here.Feedback: podcast@mamamia.com.au Discover more Mamamia podcasts here. CREDITS: Host: Kate Langbroek Kate Langbroek's book Ciao Bella is available here. Producer: Kimberley Braddish Executive Producer: Mia Freedman Audio Producer: Leah Porges Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.Become a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Want to know the five biggest storylines heading into the AFLW season? Marnie Vinall from The Age helps preview the biggest season yet.We also try to unpack just how bad a state Rugby Union is in right now, dissect the gross end to the Spanish World Cup win and Lavender somehow convinces Declan to make up an impromptu song about Buddy Franklin.

The last month has been a total rollercoaster and we try sum up the history altering run the Matildas have been on. The highs, lows, lessons, emotions, challenges, legacy, stars and stories from one of the biggest sporting events in Australia's history.

Alexander Campbell is walking around the world and we check in after 6200kms on his first stop in Darwin to hear about crocodile encounters, free tinnies and the one outfit he's packed for the whole trip.We'll also relive the best moments from the Tillies win on Monday plus throw down some predictions for the rest of the World Cup. There's also talented sporting families, AFL GF entertainment and a bizarre Rugby World Cup squad on the cards.

The new Sydney Swans AFLW co-captain has a mindset different to most. Molloy, a two time All-Australian, left a successful Collingwood to join the winless Swans to help grow the game and challenge herself.She's also keenly aware that the sport goes way beyond simply playing footy and says you should have FOMO is you're not on board the train.Molloy joins Declan & Marlee ahead of the AFLW season.

Sydney Swans recruit Chloe Molloy explains why "you should have FOMO" if you're not on the AFLW train. We chat visibility in the AFLW, being a role model and the drive she has that led her to leave Collingwood and join the Swans. Plus it's Marlee's last show so we'll do some reminiscing and obligatory replaying of funny stuff she's said across the two years.

Sydney Swans recruit Chloe Molloy explains why "you should have FOMO" if you're not on the AFLW train. We chat visibility in the AFLW, being a role model and the drive she has that led her to leave Collingwood and join the Swans.Plus it's Marlee's last show so we'll do some reminiscing and obligatory replaying of funny stuff she's said across the two years.

Diamonds vice captain Steph Wood is frustrated by the negative stories around Netball and wants to focus on the many positives leading into the World Cup in South Africa. We chat to Steph about the Collingwood situation, her own 'bad cop' leadership style and how the Matildas are a big inspiration. Also, will Marlee win her final ever 'Pick A Side' debate?

Diamonds vice captain Steph Wood is frustrated by the negative stories around Netball and wants to focus on the many positives leading into the World Cup in South Africa. We chat to Steph about the Collingwood situation, her own 'bad cop' leadership style and how the Matildas are a big inspiration.Also, will Marlee win her final ever 'Pick A Side' debate?

There's heartbreak, ecstasy and only 1.5 fully intact voices on the show today so saddle up as we chat the Ashes and both State of Origins. On a serious note we'll ask whether the AFL needs a no fault stand down policy and if it's worked in the NRL and on the other end of the spectrum we'll push for an Aussie sport sex scandal. It's pure sport and spice!

There's heartbreak, ecstasy and only 1.5 fully intact voices on the show today so saddle up as we chat the Ashes and both State of Origins. On a serious note we'll ask whether the AFL needs a no fault stand down policy and if it's worked in the NRL and on the other end of the spectrum we'll push for an Aussie sport sex scandal. It's pure sport and spice!

Ahead of the Women's Ashes starting we chat to one of the fastest bowlers in women's cricket, Darcie Brown. Darcie chats about what the secret ingredient might be to their unending success, what she got up to during a break from cricket (clue in the title) and who's the cool aunty of Australian cricket. We also discuss gambling advertising, more Netball shame and try to figure out why we feel nothing for Novak Djokovic.

Ahead of the Women's Ashes starting we chat to one of the fastest bowlers in women's cricket, Darcie Brown. Darcie chats about what the secret ingredient might be to their unending success, what she got up to during a break from cricket (clue in the title) and who's the cool aunty of Australian cricket.We also discuss gambling advertising, more Netball shame and try to figure out why we feel nothing for Novak Djokovic.

Verified superstar Evania Pelite who won Olympic gold in Rugby Sevens and now plays Rugby League, opens up on not having a safe space in Rugby as a Samoan woman. Thankfully, her experiences in the NRLW have been super positive and has encouraged a celebration of her cultural identity. We also chat about the wild backflip in professional golf and Marlee permanently puts it on the record that AFL is the best footy code in Australia. You gotta hear it to believe it!

Verified superstar Evania Pelite who won Olympic gold in Rugby Sevens and now plays Rugby League, opens up on not having a safe space in Rugby as a Samoan woman. Thankfully, her experiences in the NRLW have been super positive and has encouraged a celebration of her cultural identity.We also chat about the wild backflip in professional golf and Marlee permanently puts it on the record that AFL is the best footy code in Australia. You gotta hear it to believe it!

Ahead of the Super Rugby finals, Nic White gives us the lowdown on why Eddie Jones gets results, his optimism around the Wallabies and the union vs league debate that's been raging in 2023. We'll also chat both Origin games including the blues jersey choice, when and where a neutral game should be and why the women don't already have a series decider.

Ahead of the Super Rugby finals, Nic White gives us the lowdown on why Eddie Jones gets results, his optimism around the Wallabies and the union vs league debate that's been raging in 2023.We'll also chat both Origin games including the blues jersey choice, when and where a neutral game should be and why the women don't already have a series decider.

We break down Women's Origin and ask how we can grow the series ASAP. Preview the men's A-League Grand Final as Central Coast seek to complete a remarkable turnaround story against formidable favourites Melbourne City. Plus, weekend forecasts for AFL/NRL and Eddie Jones future in doubt with the Wallabies. Featured: Marlee Silva, broadcaster, ABC Sport. Simon Hill, commentator, Channel Ten. Check out  Sport and Spice with Marlee Silva and Declan Byrne PLUS... Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

The biggest story in Australian netball broke this week and it involves one of the richest sporting clubs in the country. Find out what went wrong for Collingwood, who's to blame and who will replace them as the 8th team in Super Netball 2024.We also check out the biggest State of Origin stories including the convoluted way the women's games will be decided in a draw and (reluctantly) talk sporting horoscopes.

The biggest story in Australian netball broke this week and it involves one of the richest sporting clubs in the country. Find out what went wrong for Collingwood, who's to blame and who will replace them as the 8th team in Super Netball 2024. We also check out the biggest State of Origin stories including the convoluted way the women's games will be decided in a draw and (reluctantly) talk sporting horoscopes.

We talk to Proud2Play CEO Christine Granger about the benefits of a pride round and which codes aren't ready for one. We also get her perspective on the conversation around trans athletes and why queer sportspeople don't feel comfortable being out in sporting clubs.We also take a step back and remind ourselves of the full timeline of the Hawthorn investigation after Alistair Clarkson's leave of absence and on the not so serious side of things, argue about pies at the footy.

As we jump into the AFL's Sir Doug Nicholls round and the NRL's Indigenous round, Australia's major footy codes are putting their considerable weight behind the Indigenous Voice to parliament. Today, Patrick Stack speaks with Gamilaroi and Dunghutti woman Marlee Silva about how sport might shape the conversation. Featured: Marlee Silva, ABC Sport.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

We talk to Proud2Play CEO Christine Granger about the benefits of a pride round and which codes aren't ready for one. We also get her perspective on the conversation around trans athletes and why queer sportspeople don't feel comfortable being out in sporting clubs. We also take a step back and remind ourselves of the full timeline of the Hawthorn investigation after Alistair Clarkson's leave of absence and on the not so serious side of things, argue about pies at the footy.

Full disclosure, there is zero investment advice in this episode. But Lavender Baj drops by to talk women's football in Australia and her work in e-sports which Messi and Neymar have invested in.We'll also talk runaway bulls, booing and kick off a new segment flexing our competitive arguing skills in 'Pick A Side'.

Full disclosure, there is zero investment advice in this episode. But Lavender Baj drops by to talk women's football in Australia and her work in e-sports which Messi and Neymar have invested in. We'll also talk runaway bulls, booing and kick off a new segment flexing our competitive arguing skills in 'Pick A Side'.

Ahead of Magic Round in Brisbane we speak to proud Mama's boy Jordan Riki who's no stranger to adversity in his short NRL career. Pretty Riki opens up on trolls, losing a close mate on an end of season trip and needing space away from the game.We'll also hear one of the wildest stories of the year for an Aussie NFL fan who was flown to America this week to read out a pick in the draft for the LA Rams.

Ahead of Magic Round in Brisbane we speak to proud Mama's boy Jordan Riki who's no stranger to adversity in his short NRL career. Pretty Riki opens up on trolls, losing a close mate on an end of season trip and needing space away from the game. We'll also hear one of the wildest stories of the year for an Aussie NFL fan who was flown to America this week to read out a pick in the draft for the LA Rams.

Grace Hamilton has captained the Wallaroos and Waratahs, played rugby in France and even code hopped for a hot minute with the Roosters in the NRLW, all to try make a career in sport a reality. Hamilton thinks dual code contracts should exist to bring harmony to the cross code wars and also encourage women to pursue two sports to make it a full time profession.We'll also wrap up big NRLW and AFLW news and talk streaking in sport - the unspoken rules, history, no-no's and where else we want to see a streak or two.

Grace Hamilton has captained the Wallaroos and Waratahs, played rugby in France and even code hopped for a hot minute with the Roosters in the NRLW, all to try make a career in sport a reality. Hamilton thinks dual code contracts should exist to bring harmony to the cross code wars and also encourage women to pursue two sports to make it a full time profession. We'll also wrap up big NRLW and AFLW news and talk streaking in sport - the unspoken rules, history, no-no's and where else we want to see a streak or two.

When Kath Ruska's dad told her white people would never recognise Aboriginal culture, she hoped he was wrong. She became a famous poet, using her pen as a weapon to fight for Indigenous rights. Her words took her all the way to Parliament House, where she demanded the Prime Minister do more to improve the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. But she still had an English name, so she changed it to Aboriginal language -Oodgeroo, meaning paper bark, and Noonuccal, the name of her tribe. Oodgeroo moved back to her island home — Minjerribah — and figured out the best way to make sure her culture was always remembered: she taught it to children, black and white. Narrated by Gamilaroi and Dunghutti writer and podcast maker, Marlee Silva. Extra narration by Peggy Webber.

When Kath Ruska's dad told her white people would never recognise Aboriginal culture, she hoped he was wrong. She became a famous poet, using her pen as a weapon to fight for Indigenous rights. Her words took her all the way to Parliament House, where she demanded the Prime Minister do more to improve the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. But she still had an English name, so she changed it to Aboriginal language -Oodgeroo, meaning paper bark, and Noonuccal, the name of her tribe. Oodgeroo moved back to her island home — Minjerribah — and figured out the best way to make sure her culture was always remembered: she taught it to children, black and white. Narrated by Gamilaroi and Dunghutti writer and podcast maker, Marlee Silva. Extra narration by Peggy Webber.