Daniel Browning - Out of Place
Part of a series on Australia and place, Daniel Browning's Out of Place considers two remarkable men who reversed the usual trajectory of people who were colonised.
Bundjalung and Kullilli journalist and broadcaster Daniel Browning's Essay "Out of Place" asks us to consider two men, who in travelling to London and Paris, reversed the usual trajectory of colonised people.
These essays were recorded in front of an audience at the Sydney Theatre Company. The writers acknowledged the Gadigal people and paid respects to elders past and present.
Presented by Daniel Browning
Produced by Sue Roberts and Kevin Core
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- Fri 25 Oct 202421:45BBC Radio 3
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