Uncle Jack Charles, a revered Aboriginal elder, actor, and musician, shares his remarkable journey as a Stolen Generations survivor. He reflects on his traumatic childhood in Box Hill Boys Home and the complex search for identity amid a troubled past. Uncle Jack discusses his struggles with addiction and crime, leading to transformative moments of recovery through arts and community. His advocacy for youth in detention and emphasis on mentorship showcase his commitment to empowering others. His legacy as a performer and leader shines brightly throughout the conversation.

Celebrate the life of Uncle Jack Charles, an influential Aboriginal elder and artist. Discuss the stolen generation, community involvement, cultural disconnection and art in prison. Explore their journey of reintegration through pottery and the challenges faced. Remember Uncle Jack Charles, acclaimed actor and activist, and enjoy a musical interlude.

Celebrating the life of Uncle Jack Charles, an Aboriginal elder, actor, and musician. Discusses resilience, hidden history of the Victorian Native Police Force, Uncle Jack's music career, and his impactful presence as an actor and activist. Musical performance emphasizes the power of singing to unite people.