S7 Ep 1 - Women In Hip Hop - Where We Are Now

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The Colour Cycle Podcast by Diversity Arts Australia

The Colour Cycle

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A podcast that aims to disrupt cultural whitewashing and asks do our Arts and Screens look like Australia? The latest Census statistics paint a picture of Australia that many of us already see on our streets - almost half of Australia’s population are first or second-generation migrants. But we don’t see this diversity when we go to the theatre, or visit an art gallery, or even when we watch TV at home. We’ll ask this question of some of Australia’s leading culturally diverse artists and arts workers and explore ways to increase diversity so our arts and screens look like the real Australia.

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S7 Ep 1 - Women In Hip Hop - Where We Are Now

The Colour Cycle Podcast by Diversity Arts Australia

37 minutes 53 seconds

9 months ago

S7 Ep 1 - Women In Hip Hop - Where We Are Now

This discussion was conducted as part of the “This Is Who We Are” Project.

In this episode we are joined by women from across Australia, the US and the U.K connected through their shared passion for Hip-Hop. Hip-Hop has long been a bastion of anti-establishment rhetoric, providing a platform for the voiceless to be heard.

The industry veterans you’ll hear talk about the importance of hip-hop in forming connections, how self-determined spaces are crucial, as well as going over the many challenges they faced when breaking into the industry.

Guests:

MC Trey

Maya Jupiter

Naomi Wenitong

DJ Sarah Love

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This podcast is a collaboration with This Is Who We Are. It is a project which amplifies and brings together Women of Colour/Global Majority Women in solidarity. Formed by a collective including Renaissance One, Third Space, Diversity Arts Australia and more plus Australia and UK-based cultural practitioners/activists including Lena Nahlous, Bernardine Evaristo, Dr Paula Abood, Nur Shkembi, Melanie Abrahams and Sarah Dara.