Stan Grant: examining the importance of listening, of silence
About this episode
Stan Grant and Wesley Enoch discuss the significance of listening and silence in the context of reconciliation for First Nations people.
his week on Speaking we feature a conversation between two Inspiring voices. Emeritus Professor and writer Stan Grant sits down with Professor and playwright Wesley Enoch to discuss his new book When Words Fail Us, Truth Beyond Time. Exploring how listening to each other's philosophies and ideas can move us towards reconciliation and think about the possible futures for First Nations people - and the future of the country.
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