In the heart of this engaging episode, Nate shares his story of growing up in Rockhampton and the complexities tied to his racial and sexual identity in a region grappling with its stance on representation. The conversation navigates through family influences, community bonds, and the significance of storytelling in preserving heritage. As a journalist, Nate expresses his commitment to decolonizing narratives and uplifting Indigenous perspectives in media. The episode culminates in a soul-baring dialogue on the future expectations for queer First Nations individuals and the importance of carving out dedicated spaces for their voices to thrive.

This episode is brought to you by BlakCast and produced by Clint Curtis.