Julie Jones-Webb from the Darug Nation and Jason Wilson from the Gomilaroi/Youalraoi Nation talk about the process of tending to scar trees; Samaka Isaacs explains middens, and Jason explains the need to change the name middens to marngii.

Elaine explores what the Dreaming is really about, serving as a belief system and continuous, encompassing, and complete guide to life and living.

Elaine discuss the importance of baking bread and fishing in Aboriginal history. Rhonda talks about the process of making bread.

In 1852, Wiradjuri men Yarri and Jacky Jacky entered gushing Murrumbidgee floodwaters to rescue Gundagai's residents in what remains Australia's deadliest flood. An exploration of their incredible story and a statue to be proud of.

Language warriors attempt to revive the lost Aboriginal languages in Australia. An exploration of Australian words with Aboriginal origins.

Ancient earth ovens found along waterways uncover the oldest continuous culinary culture. Dja Dja Wurrung man Ron Kerr shares advice on what to do if people find these waterways on their property.