Queenie McKenzie, an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander woman, grew up on a cattle station, defying authorities. She later became an artist, using her paintings to preserve the stories of her Country. The podcast explores McKenzie's life, including her resourcefulness, saving a man's life, and advocating for education. It also highlights her artistic journey, where she became the first woman in her community to paint, gaining recognition as a cultural leader.

Queenie McKenzie, a girl who grew up on a cattle station, navigates assimilation policies and finds solace in the red dirt of the East Kimberley. She organizes a makeshift school to teach the children about their language, culture, and the land. Despite challenges, Queenie becomes a renowned artist and cultural leader.