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Australiana

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Oct 19, 2026

Reed BlackHOST
13:49
All right.
Reed BlackHOST
13:49
And I, and so my understanding or what I would apply the term was exploitation to would be just that an egregious use of Australiana.
Charles RockhillHOST
13:58
Okay.
Christopher DownsHOST
13:58
Okay.

21 MINS LATER

Reed BlackHOST
34:52
Again, the beginning of our Australia month, our queer Australia month.
Reed BlackHOST
34:56
For no reason, it's just happened.
Reed BlackHOST
34:57
Australiana.
Reed BlackHOST
34:59
Australiana.
Joel JacksonGUEST
25:06
But in that chat, we talked about all of my music stuff and having played in pubs and all that stuff, which I don't think many people necessarily know of.
Joel JacksonGUEST
25:17
And so like Justin was saying, I think perfect scenario was like, oh yeah, I know he can act, but I want someone who's got this exact kind of feel and tone on a guitar and knows that That era of Australiana and that was all I played for the first four years of my performance life.
Joel JacksonGUEST
25:37
So it kind of was perfect in that sense.
Joel JacksonGUEST
25:41
I felt really lucky to be able to walk in and I was so terrified going, gosh, what are they going to want from me? And then as it started to unfold, I went, oh, it's all the stuff that I've been playing forever.
Joel CreaseyHOST
0:44
I got to go along and see them all in the flesh.
Joel CreaseyHOST
0:47
I felt ever so Australiana.
Joel CreaseyHOST
0:50
I will update you on all of that in our scroll update.
Joel CreaseyHOST
0:52
Up first, I'll be joined by singer-songwriter James Marriott.
Jan GoldsmithHOST
11:48
Mm.
Maree CooteGUEST
11:48
And so to have the, the Australiana of the gum tree, and then have the, the Gainsborough, and then the Rousseau, but then all bond, bound together, I suppose, with my graphics, which are sort of flat graphics of, um, animals, and lollies, and pumpkins, and skeletons, and kids and stuff.
Jan GoldsmithHOST
12:03
stuff.Halloween is a festival of the dead, but a possum watches from a garden as plastic props become pollution and lead to the death of real animals in a rhyming illustrated book by Marie Cootes, Possum Tragic: A Tale of Pumpkins and Plastic.
Jan GoldsmithHOST
12:21
Now, I s- we started with talking about Shaun Tan, so tell me, Marie Cootes-
David MarrHOST
1:14
But first, not much of this wide brown land is higher than 700 meters, but it's up there on the mainland and in Tasmania that snow gums grow.
David MarrHOST
1:25
A botanical miracle, my guests today call these trees, a keystone species, and an iconic piece of Australiana.
David MarrHOST
1:32
But snow gums, they say, are under threat.
David MarrHOST
1:35
Anthony Sharwood and Anna Langford are the authors of The Last Snow Gum.
Julian MorrowHOST
35:24
Dr. Rachel Gunn, AKA Ray Gun, represented Australia in women's breaking at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Julian MorrowHOST
35:30
And while she scored no points from the Olympic judges, she instantly scored a starring role at the center of a social media firestorm debating, for want of a better expression, her Australiana-inspired routine, featuring references to the Australian-invented sprinkler dance and her now trademarked kangaroo pose.
Julian MorrowHOST
35:52
Recently, Ray Gunn told her side of the story in the Netflix documentary series Untold, which features endearing star turns from her parents and her husband and coach, Sammy.
Rachel GunnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:03
[dramatic music] Right before the Olympics, I went to my therapist, panicked.
Julian MorrowHOST
0:21
And while she scored no points from the Olympic judges, she instantly scored a starring role at the centre of a social media firestorm.
Julian MorrowHOST
0:31
Debating for want of a better expression, her Australiana-inspired routine featuring references to the Australian-invented sprinkler dance and her now trademarked kangaroo pose.
Julian MorrowHOST
0:43
Recently, Ragan told her side of the story in the Netflix documentary series Untold, which features endearing star turns from her parents and her husband and coach, Sammy.
Julian MorrowHOST
0:55
Right before
Morry MorganHOST
34:11
Wow.
Jeremy DooleyGUEST
34:11
Australiana sort of stuff there.
Lily GeddesHOST
34:13
Yeah.
Jeremy DooleyGUEST
34:13
You know, one of the, uh, things you have to yell out, and this is getting real niche there, um, is if you, instead of bingos, there- there's '90s bingo cards for everyone there, and instead of yelling out bingo, you've gotta yell out-
Tom MackGUEST
59:52
I, I've put, I've put three or four songs into Golden Guitars.
Tom MackGUEST
59:55
Um, Larrakia Sunset, um, was actually put as, um, a separate category basically for, you know, the, I guess, I can't remember what it's called now, but the Australian, you know, this, not Australiana, but the, the authentic Australian story basically.
Tom MackGUEST
60:09
Um, and, um, yeah, I've put a few into...
Tom MackGUEST
60:12
I'll be at Golden Guitars this year.
Mary GearinHOST
49:11
I reckon we should just, everyone who's listening, just try and work grouse into a conversation.
Mary GearinHOST
49:15
I think the young people are really getting into Australiana as well, Kate.
Mary GearinHOST
49:19
Anne in East Malvern has called in.
Mary GearinHOST
49:21
You're a scroggan eater, is that right?

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