MONEY TALKS with NATASHA SHORT
Take a listen to our latest series of conversations presented by Natasha Short, the founder of Kimberley Jiyigas or Birds. It features interviews and advice on all things money. How to manage it, protect it, and grow it. Hear conversations with financial counsellors, providers, and educators, to help mob become better at managing money – proudly sponsored by Wunan Foundation. The radio show can be heard live between 11am-12pm Mondays on Waringarri Radio, repeated Saturdays from 7-8am. It is also heard on Radio Goolarri, Ngaarda Media, 6dby Larrkardi Radio, PAKAM – Pilbara and Kimberley Aboriginal Media, and NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service.
Yarning Business
Listen back to this wonderful series of conversations produced in the studios of Waringarri Media in 2023. It is presented by Natasha Short, the founder and managing director of Kimberley Jiyigas or Birds, which provides a platform for the voices of Kimberley Indigenous women. Yarning Business features interviews with some amazing First Nations Australian, making an impact in our community through their commercial enterprise. It follows from Natasha’s first series titled ‘Kimberley She’ro’. Yarning Business was aired across the Pilbara and Kimberley on the PAKAM Network, and around Australia on the National Indigenous Radio Service (NIRS).
Country Matters
Country Matters was a weekly radio show and podcast produced at Waringarri Media Aboriginal Corporation throughout 2023. Take a listen back to this great series of interviews presented by Donny Imberlong, an Environmental Scientist with deep family roots to the region. Country Matters focuses on how local people across the Kimberley and the Top End interact with country, bringing an Aboriginal lens to conservation, land, and water management, as well as development. It was aired across the Pilbara and Kimberley on the PAKAM Network, and around Australia on the National Indigenous Radio Service (NIRS).
MIRRIWOONG ALIVE!
Take a listen to our radio show and podcast celebrating Miriwoong culture, language, stories, and history. The ancient language is in danger, with fewer than 10 fluent speakers remaining, and there’s a race against time to keep it alive. This 26 part series is a partnership between Mirima Dawang Woorlab-gerring Language and Culture Centre (MDWg) and Waringarri Media, and is produced with the generous support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation. It is presented by Che Kelly, a young Miriwoong local who’s one of the teachers at MDWg in Kununurra.
