



S1E1 - Danggujarra
Natalie and Bullen host a pilot episode where they introduce themselves. Bullen tell the story of his parents meeting. They discuss their plans to share stories about Aboriginal culture, past experiences as a Bunuba ranger, and addressing local issues like the impact of cane toads. The show encoura…

S1E2 - Danggujarra
Natalie and Bullen discuss their backgrounds and professional experience. They talk about May Day. Bullen tells a story about the times he saw his parents on holidays, the story of his fishing song about his mother, rainy season in Mount House and how he learned to mend things. They acknowledges th…

S1E3 - Danggujarra
Bullen and Natalie go through the fishing song line by line, translating to english. Natalie tells stories of how she used to go fishing with her Grandmother. Bullen talks of fishing with his mother. Natalie talks about Cane Toads, their impact on wildlife, how to identify them and the effort to er…

S1E4 - Danggujarra
Natalie and Bullen talk about the little animal song. They discuss the importance of Swordfish in the environment. They speak about Cane Toads their impact on wildlife, how to identify them and the effort to eradicate them. They discuss cultural anecdotes, share stories about family traditions such…

S1E5 - Danggujarra
Natalie and Bullen discuss Fitzroy Valley community names and pronunciation, share stories of past floods and local life, and explore environmental knowledge including prickles, cane toads, local plants, and the songs The Little Animal Song and Wirliwirli.

S1E6 - Danggujarra
Bullen shares stories from Cave School, stock camps, mustering days, and his first encounters with turtles, while Natalie reflects on growing up in Noonkanbah and travelling in the back of trucks. Together they discuss Fitzroy Valley community names, kinship and skin systems, environmental knowledg…

S1E7 - Danggujarra
Natalie and Bullen discuss the meaning of the song Rua, share stories about hunting practices, traditional smoking ceremonies for children, donkeys as pack animals, and the Walkabout Truck. They also reflect on Cave School, memories of donkeys, and changing Sorry Time traditions.

S1E8 - Danggujarra
Natalie and Carolyn teach the correct pronunciation of community names, they discuss culture and education, talk about when Carolyn first visited Fitzroy Crossing, how she came to live there, what it was like and her background in education. Carolyn discusses the concept of Orthography

S1E9 - Danggujarra
Natalie and Bullen explore local flora and seasonal changes. They discuss the Kapok tree and its traditional use in sewing, with Bullen reflecting on his mother’s sewing skills and the resourcefulness of past generations. They speak of the Conkerberry tree, which cattle would shelter beneath, and N…

S1E10 - Danggujarra
In this episode, Natalie and Bullen reflect on life during the cold season, sharing stories about making windbreaks to stay warm and adapting to changing weather conditions. Bullen speaks about his father and recalls his time working at Mount House, while Natalie reflects on her experiences living …