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 through winter in Canada. The conversation also celebrates Magabala Books being recognised as Small Publisher of the Year, highlighting the importance of Indigenous storytelling and publishing. They also discuss cane toads, their environmental impact, and different mitigation strategies being used by communities, before ending with stories about “Cuddles,” a well-known local python.

<p>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 through winter in Canada. The conversation also celebrates Magabala Books being recognised as Small Publisher of the Year, highlighting the importance of Indigenous storytelling and publishing. They also discuss cane toads, their environmental impact, and different mitigation strategies being used by communities, before ending with stories about &ldquo;Cuddles,&rdquo; a well-known local python.</p>