Here we are at the last episode of this series of 10 podcasts on Aboriginal Australian culture, co-produced with Grégory Zwingelstein (didgeridoo-passion.com). For this final installment, what could be more logical than sharing Greg’s precious advice for going to meet Aboriginal Australians! Throughout the episode, Greg tells us about his experiences (and mistakes!) so that you don’t make the same ones… Because you don’t just wing it in the middle of the Australian Bush! Safe travels, everyone!
Where to listen to the podcast?
Listen on Apple Podcast (iPhone)
Listen from your browser, without an app
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We mentioned Sylvie in the podcast, and before publishing it, we asked for her permission. She was completely fine with it, but did correct the mistake we made. Here is her reply from Messenger, which I’m pasting here:
“Great Gauthier, thanks for taking the time. So the truth is that I didn’t go to prison. I was arrested by a police officer who locked me up in an old school for my own safety. It’s not the same thing as a traditional prison, even if I felt like I was in prison. There, now you know everything. It’s up to you whether you cut it or not. But keep the info that it’s possible for a woman on her own to go to Arhnem Land in complete safety. Thanks for your kindness. Big hugs, Sylvie.”
To go further
Aboriginal art centers
• Yirrkala
• Maningrida
• Bulabula
• Milingimbiart
Garma Festival
Players mentioned in the podcast
• Termita Didge
• Mathias Muller
Documents shared from Greg’s trip
• PDF | Official permit for Arnhem Land (Dhimurru)
• PDF | Arnhem Land travel map (Dhimurru)
About the author | Grégory Zwingelstein
Hi everyone! I’m Grégory Zwingelstein, the manager of Didgeridoo Passion. I’m happy to share my story and my experiences with the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land and to discover didgeridoo passion, click here!
Happy blowing, everyone!
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