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This Month on Deadly Sounds
This month on Deadly Sounds we get into the Olympic spirit with golden girl Catherine Freeman, and meet some stars from the visual arts, the theatre and the hip hop scene.
August 4 - Catherine Freeman
What colour Olympic ring you would be? This week Rhoda asks this questions of our very own golden girl Catherine Freeman, who drops by to talk about the upcoming Olympic Games. Catherine offers her thoughts on the incredible Indigenous talent heading to Beijing this month.
August 11 - Vernon Ah Kee
One of Indigenous Australia’s most thought-provoking artists stops by to have a cuppa and a yarn with Rhoda about his latest exhibition in the 2008 Biennale of Sydney – Australia’s festival of contemporary art which celebrated its 16th birthday this year with the theme of “Revolution – forms that turn”.
August 18 - Leah Purcell
Fresh from winning Best Actress in a Play at the 2008 Helpmann Awards, the ever-lovely Leah Purcell drops by to talk about her award as well as her trip to New York for the Tribeca Film Festival. Leah also gives us a sneak peak of what she’s up to next and shares her thoughts on impending grandmother-hood!
August 25 - Karnage
Hip hop artist and producer Karnage takes to the Deadly Sounds mic to rap with Rhoda about his music, his work with Indigenous kids form Alice Springs and his upcoming album, Circus of Life. You’ll also get the chance to hear some of his tracks, only on Deadly Sounds.
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Making Noise
Talent? The Indigenous community is bursting with it - that’s why vibe.com.au is dedicated to bringing you the best up and coming Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists every month. So if you’re a musician out there making some noise then why not drop us a line at jake@vibe.com.au and tell us what you’re up to.
Click here to read all about this months featured group - The Yung Warriors.
About Deadly Sounds
Deadly Sounds is a national weekly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music program presented by Rhoda Roberts, journalist, actor and author. Deadly Sounds features music, culture, information and sport in a positive magazine format. Deadly Sounds supports a positive healthy lifestyle without too much alcohol and without drugs.
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