David Bindi Hudson

David Bindi Hudson, a Western Yalanji and Ewamian artist and didgeridoo player, shares his remarkable journey from his beginnings at the Mona Mona mission to performing at iconic locations like the Taj Mahal. He discusses the significance of his name, Bindi, which means 'always looking forward,' and how he overcame a childhood stutter through music. David also recounts humorous anecdotes about his early career, including a unique dinner with Marlon Brando and the cultural impact of Indigenous Australian art. His insights reveal the deep connections between traditional culture and modern performance.