Season 2, Episode 2: Interview with Nala Mansell

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This week's episode is entirely dedicated to a conversation I was honoured to have with Tasmanian Aboriginal activist Nala Mansell. Nala has worked at the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre for 16 years and currently works at the Riawanna Centre at the University of Tasmania, supporting Aboriginal students. She speaks eloquently and passionately about being Aboriginal in a country that is still governed by white nationalism and racist institutions. She speaks personally about the deeply embedded fear of the police in Aboriginal people and communities, as well as other issues such as lower life expectancy and stolen culture. Nala reminds us what real change looks like, not just saying 'sorry' but doing something about it.

**Content Warning: This episode contains descriptions of racial violence and the names of Aboriginal people who have died.