Hello and welcome to the Monday Breakfast show for the 7th of July 2025. On today's show: - a snippet of a speech from Professor Gary Foley at Dardi Munwurro from the 28th of April on the inspiration behind the Black Power Movement in Redfern, and its historical ties to the Black Power Movement in America.- Edmi spoke with Johnathan Binge AKA Caution - Gamilaraay, Dunghutti and Gumbaynggirr all round womba, born in Moree. The pair spoke about using music to heal, challenging settler-colonial norms, and NAIDOC Week. Listen to the album mentioned in the interview here.- a speech from yesterday's Free Palestine rally held outside the State Library by Aseel Tayah. Aseel is an award winning Palestinian Australian theatre and film director, and performing installation artist. - Tiny Sparks and Turning Points, a bulletin from our good friends at the Commons Social Change Library returns for another month. They bring us some radical events over the years that changed this continent. This feature is looking at the month of July over our collective history, and will come to listeners on the first Monday of every month, at 8AM.  Find out more about Commons Social Change Library here. -  The show ends with an interview between Rob and James Henderson of Wattle about their fundraiser with Urban Guerillas to raise $50,000 taking place at the Evelyn Hotel on the 6th September. Wattle are a youth-focused community organisation committed to restoring local ecosystems. Urban Guerrillas, a youth focused Environmental Group, formed with the aim of restoring Indigenous biodiversity, building community through volunteering, educating and engaging young adults through nature-themed workshops and events. They aim to activate young adults in community led restoration projects, contribute to conservation, and provide accessible environmental knowledge to all. Urban Guerillas are hosting the fundraiser alongside Wattle. On the 6th September, the two organisations will be collaborating, holding a fundraiser at the Evelyn hotel in an attempt to raise $50,000. The donated money will be divided 4 ways-   Urban Guerrillas    -   Wattle-   Pay The Rent-   PARAThe fundraiser's aims are:-   To support our Indigenous community here in Australia whilst acknowledging the ongoing impacts that colonisation continues to have throughout the world.-   To provide a platform for bands, artists and collectives that align with our values, so that they can promote their talent, local business, culture and much more.-   To support environmental organisations so that we can continue to activate young adults in the environmental sector, such as restoration projects, nature-based workshops and events Songs played: Commotion - Caution. Album: Signed, Dated (Found on Spotify)