Wild Black Women is a radio-show style podcast that critically reflects on current affairs. Hosted by Chelsea Bond and Angelina Hurley, this deep belly-laughing duo embody how First Nations peoples use humour as a means to heal and humanise in the face of ongoing trauma and the things that make First Nations mobs wild!

Wild Black Women is a radio-show style podcast that critically reflects on current affairs. Hosted by Chelsea Bond and Angelina Hurley, this deep belly-laughing duo embody how First Nations peoples use humour as a means to heal and humanise in the face of ongoing trauma and the things that make First Nations mobs wild!

Don’t be surprised if you move through a whole pallet of emotions in just one episode as you hear what buttons have been pressed for these two strong, wild black women.

The impact of this podcast drives listeners straight to the core of their own perspective, and encourages reflection on your positioning in relation to Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander peoples, and impacting issues. You may feel you are sitting yarning around the table having a cuppa, what buttons are getting pressed for you?

For listeners not up with the news and current issues, this podcast will intrigue its audience to look up things they may have missed.

Episodes are roughly one hour in duration and include a variety of guests. This podcast may challenge white fragility.