Uncle Archie Roach's Journey from Foster Care to Music and Activism

In this podcast episode, Uncle Archie Roach, an Aboriginal songwriter, artist, and activist, shares his life story. Born in the 1950s, Uncle Archie was taken from his parents at a young age and placed in foster care. After a difficult upbringing, he found solace in music and became an influential voice for the stolen generations with his song 'Took the Children Away'. Uncle Archie's memoir, 'Tell Me Why', delves into his search for identity and the impact of government policies on Indigenous families. He discusses forgiveness, hope for reconciliation, and the importance of understanding and connecting with one another as a nation.