Anmatjere/Warlpiri man, Kumanjayi Japangardi Jones, talks an interesting story of his younger days in and around Yuendumu. His country is Yunkanjini, also known as Mount Doreen. Japangardi humorously reflects on the way the weather has changed animals and people’s behaviour in the Central Desert.

WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following program may contain images and voices of deceased persons.

The Family of Kumanjayi Japangardi Jones have given permission for this interview to be shared.

Anmatjere/Warlpiri man, Kumanjayi Japangardi Jones, talks an interesting story of his younger days in and around Yuendumu. His country is Yunkanjini, also known as Mount Doreen. Japangardi humorously reflects on the way the weather has changed animals and people’s behaviour in the Central Desert.
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following program may contain images and voices of deceased persons.
The Family of Kumanjayi Japangardi Jones have given permission for this interview to be shared.

The Heat explores how the changing weather has affected the lives of people living in the Central Desert. 

A series of interviews conducted on Arrente and Warlpiri country and spoken in a mix of Warlpiri, Anmetjere and English.

An exploration filled with humorous, informative and engaging storytelling.

Produced in partnership between 8CCC Radio & PAW Media with support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.

The Heat explores how the changing weather has affected the lives of people living in the Central Desert. 
A series of interviews conducted on Arrente and Warlpiri country and spoken in a mix of Warlpiri, Anmetjere and English.
An exploration filled with humorous, informative and engaging storytelling.
Produced in partnership between 8CCC Radio &amp; PAW Media with support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.

The Heat - 8CCC & 8PAW

A series of interviews conducted on Arrente and Warlpiri country and spoken in a mix of Warlpiri, Anmetjere and English.

The Heat explores how the changing weather has affected the lives of people living in the Central Desert. 

An exploration filled with humorous, informative and engaging storytelling.

A series of interviews conducted on Arrente and Warlpiri country and spoken in a mix of Warlpiri, Anmetjere and English.
The Heat explores how the changing weather has affected the lives of people living in the Central Desert. 
An exploration filled with humorous, informative and engaging storytelling.

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