Best Aikuma Project Podcasts (2025)

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Making it meaningful 9:36

7y ago9:36

9:36

Making it meaningful by Aikuma ProjectBy Aikuma Project

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قصة النكهات الدمشقيه – The story of Flavours of Damascus (Levantine Arabic) 8:40

7y ago8:40

8:40

Told by Taghreed Hadadeen at Treasure Language Storytelling, Durack Community Centre, Palmerston, in celebration of International Mother Language Day, February 2018.treasurelanguage.org/palmerston-february-2018.htmlBy Aikuma Project

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A year of mindfulness 6:29

7+ y ago6:29

6:29

A year of mindfulness by Aikuma ProjectBy Aikuma Project

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A new job! 5:39

8y ago5:39

5:39

A new job! by Aikuma ProjectBy Aikuma Project

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The time I met Alice Eather 4:58

8y ago4:58

4:58

The time I met Alice Eather by Aikuma ProjectBy Aikuma Project

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Land of honey 5:23

8y ago5:23

5:23

Land of honey by Aikuma ProjectBy Aikuma Project

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Morning Walk 7:50

8y ago7:50

7:50

Morning Walk by Aikuma ProjectBy Aikuma Project

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Kabulwarnamyo 2:57

8y ago2:57

2:57

Kabulwarnamyo by Aikuma ProjectBy Aikuma Project

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Waiting, waiting... 2:10

8y ago2:10

2:10

Waiting, waiting... by Aikuma ProjectBy Aikuma Project

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It's a wrap! 8:51

8y ago8:51

8:51

It's a wrap! by Aikuma ProjectBy Aikuma Project

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Namaladj – Orphan Boy (Kunwinjku) 15:31

8y ago15:31

15:31

Told by Rosemary Nabulwad, followed by her husband Conrad Maralngurra telling Burarr dja Kalawan (Water Monitor and Goanna), at Treasure Language Storytelling, Browns Mart Theatre, Darwin, April 2017.treasurelanguage.org/darwin-april-2017.htmlBy Aikuma Project

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Learning to pronounce children's names 5:50

8y ago5:50

5:50

Learning to pronounce children's names by Aikuma ProjectBy Aikuma Project

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Ho ko po 虎姑婆 – Aunty Tigress (Hokkien) 15:43

8y ago15:43

15:43

Told by Amber Wang at Treasure Language Storytelling, Melbourne Trades Hall, in celebration of International Mother Language Day, February 2017.treasurelanguage.org/melbourne-february-2017.htmlBy Aikuma Project

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Recruiting storytellers 6:06

8y ago6:06

6:06

How I recruit people for Treasure Language Storytelling showsBy Aikuma Project

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Heading off to the Top End 3:35

8y ago3:35

3:35

Heading off to the Top End by Aikuma ProjectBy Aikuma Project

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Ìkan nínú àwòn ìtàn abaun – One of the Tortoise Stories (Yoruba) 23:11

8y ago23:11

23:11

Ìkan nínú àwòn ìtàn abaun – One of the Tortoise Stories (Yoruba)Told by Kunle Adesua at Treasure Language Storytelling, Melbourne Trades Hall, in celebration of International Mother Language Day, February 2017.http://treasurelanguage.org/melbourne-february-2017.htmlBy Aikuma Project

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Language Parties

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Treasure Language Storytelling

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Making it meaningful 9:36

1
قصة النكهات الدمشقيه – The story of Flavours of Damascus (Levantine Arabic) 8:40

1
A year of mindfulness 6:29

1
A new job! 5:39

1
The time I met Alice Eather 4:58

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Land of honey 5:23

1
Morning Walk 7:50

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Kabulwarnamyo 2:57

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Waiting, waiting... 2:10

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It's a wrap! 8:51

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Namaladj – Orphan Boy (Kunwinjku) 15:31

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Learning to pronounce children's names 5:50

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Ho ko po 虎姑婆 – Aunty Tigress (Hokkien) 15:43

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Recruiting storytellers 6:06

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Heading off to the Top End 3:35

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Ìkan nínú àwòn ìtàn abaun – One of the Tortoise Stories (Yoruba) 23:11