Doin Time

A special memorial show about Ray Jackson, First Nations warrior, advocate to end aboriginal deaths in custody and the co-founder of Indigenious Social Justice Association Sydney, awarded a human rights medal from france.  We interviewed Joseph who has know Ray for 20 years, he  worked with him and nominated Ray for the human right award in France.  Also we interviewed Carolyn Jackson, the daughte...

Marisa interviewed Auntie Noelene who  an Aboriginal author and researcher, and important Elder. They talked about The Myall Creek Masacre, and Auntie's project about identifying and intergrating Aboriginal graves into the Cemetery at Moree. Auntie Noelene also talked about her Tribal great grandmother, and the terrible way Aboriginal people were treated in the hospitals in the 1850's and beyond. ...

We interviewed Tamar Hopkins, former Principal Solicitor from Flemington Kensington Community Legal Centre, and current researcher of police ethical standards and the complaint system. We discussed the broken Police complaints system, racial profiling and  the effect of Guerin's activities. The avalanche of police brutality reports were also discussed, along with how it's important to have an inde...

Anthony Kelly, from Flemington Kensington Community Legal Centre, talks about  Victoria Police's announcement to introduce confronting new riot gear.  Victoria Police are introducing a series of new weapons. These are crowd control guns and other apparatus that could seriously criminalise protestors and minority groups. We will also be speaking about the standing down of Assistant Commissioner, Br...

Guests Ken Canning Indigenous activist from Isja Sydney Andrew Eklund Executive Director of Transgender Victoria Jules Kim Ceo from Scarlet Alliance  Marisa interviewed Ken Canning from Isja about the racist commentary on Sunrise TV regarding forced removals of children from Aboriginal communities. Marisa spoke with Ken about  a Minister  suggesting that white families be allowed to adopt abused a...

 An International Womens Day special  with Ramona Africa from Onamove and the late Marilyn Buck.

We interviewd Tori from waca  about the 'superglue 7' and a court case coming up ,we also interviewed dan from Solidality  about a public meeting regarding manus island and australia colonialism

Marisa and Peter interviewed Sam Watson Aboriginal activist and Elder from Queensland about his reflections on Rudd's apology. He spoke about the history of colonisation, stolen generation, stolen  wages, and the ways in which we can improve things through Treaty and also having good Programmes for aboriginal people. Marisa and Peter then spoke to Lidia Thorpe, Greens Mp and proud Gunnai woman fro...

Marisa spoke with Ken Canning about Aboriginal deaths in custody. In particular they spoke about TJ Hickey, and also about an aboriginal man who fell from a large building whilst being arrested by police and died. The importance of police not investigating police was discussed.      They discussed the damning report that just came out about closing the so-called gap between Indigenous and non Indi...

Doin Time show interviews Marlee about her prison project and we play a recording of the Invasion Day rally on 26th Jan 2018.

The reading of articles from the CBC and Justice Action about solitiary confinment and prisoner abuse. We interview Sadja Peer from the advocacy team of the police accountablity project and spoke about racial profiling and the Milo event last year.

we interviewed ian  from refugee action coalition about the restrictions on detainees regarding visits  , we also interviewed  sophie ellis about corina horvath"s assult by police and a current up date you can find more infomation on  remedy

We speak about Invasion Day being a day of mourning.  Topics include stolen generations, deaths in custody and land rights.

Doin Time interviewed Ken Canning from ISJA Sydney on the second anniversary of David Dungay aboriginal death in custody.  Then we spoke with Kot from the Sudanese Association of Victoria about African youth.

First we spoke with Jasmine Ali from Black Lives Matter about a solidarity event that is being planed on Sunday, in response to police brutality that happened at the the Milo Yiannopoulos event outside the  Melbourne Pavilion on Monday 4th December which attracted white-nationalist street gangs such as the True Blue Crew, the neo-nazi Soldiers of Odin group and convicted racial vilifier Neil Erick...

 Doin Time                                                                4-12-2017 On todays programme we interviewed Geraldine from the Refugee Action Collective about the Asylum Seeker rallies about the seige at Manus Island and the taking away of human rights. We also discussed the bad behaviour of the riot Police at the last rally, due to increased police powers in Victoria. Then we interview...

Rupert Mann Author of the book Pentridge, Voices from the otherside & Ray Mooney a playwright and an Ex-Prisoner of Pentridge. We discussed Ruperts book and talked about the history of Pentridge Prison, & also talked about the people whom were in the book. We talked about Aboriginal issues and hangings at Pentridge Prison.

 This is a recording of a Refugee an Asylum seeker rally about Manis Island and violations of human rights.

 Part Two: Undercurrent Panel Disscussion looking at transformitive Justice. Anthony Kelly is executive officer from the Flemington Kensington community legal centre & Ada Comroy works with Male perpetrators and supports violence against women. Anthony Lekkas is a councilor with the Victorian AIDS Council.

  Doin Time                                            6-11-17  Organised by Undercurrent Victoria, Marisa aired the first half of a panel discussion from the Principles and frameworks for accountability.  The speakers were: . Lauren Caulfield from the Police accountability project Flemington Kensington community legal centre. . Kirra Voller from Shut Youth Prisons. . Marisa Sposaro, broadcaster o...

 Doin' Time                                          30-10-17  This week we have commentary from political prisoner Mumia Abjumal from Prison Radio.

 Doin Time                                                       23-10-17 Marrisa spoke with Ravi a Tamil asylum seeker promoting his book entiled "From hell to hell". She also spoke with Max Costello from the Refugee Action Collection, about the saftey of refugees from Naru & Manus Island & breeches of Human rights in work place Commonwealth law.

 Doin' Time                                       16-10-17  Marisa interviews Lisa Newman Deputy National President of the CPSU about workers rights & the Turnball Goverments decision to allow multi-national company SERCO to operate a Centrelink call centre, saying the move will put vunerable Australians at risk. SERCO runs private prisons & Australias immigration detention centres. Peter also int...

Topics on this episode: Brett Collins of justice action talks about shut down youth prisons, then Robert from Cincinnati, USA speaks about his band decidetoday, june 11 and black lifes matter.

an interview with lucy from the refugee action collective and christine palmer an first nations elder talking about  shutdown youth prisons protest in alice springs