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A Deadset Sick Warrior – Fred Leone’s family story about a king, escape and connection to country
A Deadset Sick Warrior – Fred Leone’s family story about a king, escape and connection to country
A Deadset Sick Warrior – Fred Leone’s family story about a king, escape and connection to country
Tuesday 15th November 2022
Fred Leone shares his family's history with a legendary Garrwa warrior, focusing on resilience and the importance of preserving Indigenous culture.
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Get the buttons here!Fred Leone: The Legacy of a Garrwa Warrior and the Fight for Heritage
Hearing that stuff as a kid, it made you dream of... All of our grandfathers and great-grandfathers and great-great-grandfathers were there, having to fight to try to keep out the aggressor, the enemy that was Fred Leone.
Imagine tracing your roots back to a legendary warrior. That's exactly what Fred Leone, an award-winning musician, does in this captivating episode of 'Days Like These'. Fred dives deep into his family's past, sharing the extraordinary tale of Garrinjamaji, a great Garrwa warrior who defied the odds. Through Fred's storytelling, you'll journey through the trials faced by his ancestors, from escape to survival amidst settler violence.
This isn't just a history lesson; it's a powerful reflection on the resilience of Indigenous communities. Fred also highlights the crucial role of Indigenous languages and traditions, emphasizing their importance for future generations. You'll learn about initiation ceremonies and cultural practices that have fortified his people over time. This episode is more than just a story—it's a heartfelt tribute to heritage and a call to preserve it.
Tune in to be moved, educated, and inspired by the rich tapestry of Indigenous culture.