Approaching the last week for submissions to First Sounds Vol 15, 8CCC's Kate Lyons-Dawson spoke with Aaron Langford, presenter and producer at 93.7FM Koori Radio for their Drive show Making Tracks and Deadly Human Rights, who will be one of the judges this year. Aaron brings more than 20 years of experience across radio, approaching broadcasting as both storytelling practice and community infrastructure, exploring how sound shapes culture and connection.

A collaborative partnership between the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA) and Gadigal Information Service / Koori Radio (GIS), First Sounds serves as a vital bridge connecting First Nations artists with millions of listeners nationwide since launching in 2020. Submissions close 13 October and tracks need to be recorded in the last 18 months.

Approaching the last week for submissions to <a href="https://www.facebook.com/amrap.cbaa/">First Sounds Vol 15</a>, 8CCC's Kate Lyons-Dawson spoke with Aaron Langford, presenter and producer at 93.7FM Koori Radio for their Drive show Making Tracks and Deadly Human Rights, who will be one of the judges this year. Aaron brings more than 20 years of experience across radio, approaching broadcasting as both storytelling practice and community infrastructure, exploring how sound shapes culture and connection.
A collaborative partnership between the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cbaa.org.au/news/cbaa-comms/2026/09/16/submissions-open-for-first-sounds-volume-15-champi">Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA)</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;Gadigal Information Service / Koori Radio (GIS),&nbsp;First Sounds serves as a vital bridge connecting First Nations artists with millions of listeners nationwide since launching in 2020. Submissions close 13 October and tracks need to be recorded in the last 18 months.

Interviews, local stories and news for Central Australia and The Barkly.

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8CCC Big Brekky is supported by the Community Broadcasting Foundation

Interviews, local stories and news for Central Australia and The Barkly.
Presented live weekdays on 8CCC Radio 102.1FM.
Stream through the 8CCC Connect app and 8ccc.com.au
Listen back to interviews On Demand or through our podcast
8CCC Big Brekky is supported by the Community Broadcasting Foundation