This week our bonus episode features a familiar voice: its my co-host Linah! This was one of the first interviews I conducted while in Australia and it was the beginning conversation that got us thinking about creating this podcast together. Li

Shen Nayaranasamy

Jul 4th, 2018 1h 9m

Shen Narayanasamy is GetUp!'s Human Rights Campaign Director. She founded the No Business in Abuse project, targeting corporate involvement in offshore detention of asylum seekers, and led #LetThemStay, which prevented the deportation of hundre

Lavanya Thavaraj

Jun 26th, 2018 1h 2m

Lavanya Thavaraja is a Melbourne based refugee activist and unionist. She is a founding member of Tamil Workers Council.*Note: Apologies on the sound quality of this recording, there is a lot of background feedback noise in this episode and it

Uncle Jack Charles

1 Jun 12th, 2018 1h 25m

Jack is an actor, musician, potter and gifted performer but in his nearly 70 years he has also been homeless, a heroin addict, a thief and a regular in Victoria’s prisons. A member of the Stolen Generation Jack has spent his life in between act

Aran Mylvaganam

Jun 5th, 2018 1h 11m

Aran Mylvaganam is a spokesperson for the Tamil Refugee Council and an activist. He is a father, a unionist, and came to Australia as a refugee from North-East of Sri Lanka.RESOURCES LISTTamil Refugee Council Santharuban Case Tamil Family (

Samantha Castro

May 22nd, 2018 1h 14m

Samantha is a mother of three, an organiser and activist committed to environmental, social, cultural and political transformation. She is the co-founder of WACA (Whistleblowers, Activists and Citizens Alliance) and currently works as the Opera

Roj Amedi

May 14th, 2018 1h 14m

Roj Amedi is a writer and editor, and a Senior Human Rights Campaigner at GetUp.She was a guest editor of the 38th issue of Acclaim Magazine. She has written for The Saturday Paper, SBS, Meanjin, Swampland, Vault and and is a regular columnist

Teaser Condemned to the Labyrinth

May 14th, 2018 2m 54s

Welcome to Carceral Complex's Condemned to the Labyrinth!This is a mini series of conversations hosted by Marlee Raible and activist Sumarlinah Winoto exploring the frustratingly complex nature of the detention industry in so called Australia.

Teaser

Apr 27th, 2018 2m 54s

This is the teaser for the new podcast Condemned to the Labyrinth: the ever shifting maze of policy, bureaucracy, and exclusion of people seeking asylum in so-called Australia. This podcast is a mini-series of Carceral Complex and will air on M

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