Skip to main content
  • Careers
  • Contact
  • Forms

Search

Nurture: It takes a village

The podcast is part of the "Nurture: It takes a village" exhibition at the Albury LibraryMuseum. Interviews and podcast production by A Lasting Tale, www.alastingtale.com. All interviews form part of the AlburyCity Oral History Collection.

Logo master

This podcast explores the life stories of regional and rural women over the generations. We compare the experiences of Doll and Pip, two women making a home on remote NSW stations - one in the 1950s and one today. We meet Jean, a country journalist and Northern Territory explorer reflecting on her over 90-year life journey. Then there's librarian Carole, a stalwart of local libraries and an example of blending work and family over decades. Next is Uta, who reflects on the intersection of army life, working motherhood and working for regional communities. Each woman's story explores how they have cultivated a village, a tribe, to support them and how this has empowered them to feel included rather than alone.

The podcast is part of the "Nurture: It takes a village" exhibition at the Albury LibraryMuseum. Interviews and podcast production by A Lasting Tale, www.alastingtale.com. All interviews form part of the AlburyCity Oral History Collection.

*Supported by the Australian Government’s Culture, Heritage and Arts Regional Tourism (CHART) program.

image
Jean Whitla: 90+ years of lived experience©Mark Jesser, The Border Mail
image
Carole Whitbourn: Albury as a child
image
Uta Wiltshire: Life as a child migrant
Episode 1: Doll
Episode 2: Pip
Episode 3: Jean
Episode 4: Carole
Episode 5: Uta
OUR
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

AlburyCity acknowledges the Wiradjuri people as the traditional custodians of the land in which we live and work and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and future for they hold the memories, culture, tradition and hopes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that contribute to our community.