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A new podcast about the artists, writers, and researchers working towards decolonial futures. In each episode, Professor Ana Eclair and Associate Professor Kate McGregor speak to a different guest about how their creative practice confronts the lingering effects of colonialism around the world.
This podcast is produced by The History, Memory and Decolonial Futures Research Collective (from The Faculty of Arts, The University of Melbourne).