Natalie and Bullen chat about the Fitzroy River's current state, celebrating it flowing after a period of dryness. Natalie plays two songs from the Flow album, a community project created with Tura New Music and Gillian Howell. The songs promote respect for the river, emphasize the importance of maintaining its flow for local biodiversity and community survival, and address environmental issues such as rubbish and pollution in waterways. They also over kinship and family relationships, describing stages of life for males and females and how skin names are derived from maternal lines. They detailed terms for children, teenagers, adults, elders, and in-laws, illustrating the deep cultural knowledge and value placed on family connections.

<p>Natalie and Bullen chat about the Fitzroy River's current state, celebrating it flowing after a period of dryness. Natalie plays two songs from the Flow album, a community project created with Tura New Music and Gillian Howell. The songs promote respect for the river, emphasize the importance of maintaining its flow for local biodiversity and community survival, and address environmental issues such as rubbish and pollution in waterways. They also over kinship and family relationships, describing stages of life for males and females and how skin names are derived from maternal lines. They detailed terms for children, teenagers, adults, elders, and in-laws, illustrating the deep cultural knowledge and value placed on family connections.</p>