Living Black
Living Black is a TV show on SBS ONE. The program has been available since 2023. A total of 15 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in July 2024.
Last episode
35:41
35:41Living Black
Living Black looks into an Indigenous school, where some parents and former staff are speaking out over what they say is a lack of duty of care to its students. The school denies the claims.
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26:00Karla Grant follows a First Nations delegation to Hawaii for an exchange of culture and traditions at the Festival of Pacific Arts & Culture where they find unity with other Pacific Island nations.
26:27Emily Wurramara is a singer who can't be contained by one genre. Karla Grant sat down with the talented musician to talk about her life, her new music, and how a house fire wouldn't define her.
30:25Government contracts are lucrative for First Nations businesses, but some are being ripped off by non-Indigenous partners in sham joint ventures. Karla Grant explores the impact of black cladding.
26:13Gooreng Gooreng man, Justin Mohamed has championed First Nations people all his life. Now he's taken on his biggest challenge yet, taking on the role of inaugural Ambassador for First Nations People.
35:42The Pemulwuy Project, on 'The Block', in Sydney's Redfern is now high-rise student and Indigenous affordable accommodation. A gentrified success or has it destroyed the culture of Indigenous protest?
28:55Ashlee Donohue knows what it's like to have her life turned upside by Domestic and Family Violence. Now she shares her story and practical advice with Karla Grant in the hopes it may help others.
24:57Faye Guivarra aka Candy Devine blazed a trail around the world as a singer, actress and broadcaster for over 40 years. Karla Grant sat down with the star to talk about her life and incredible career.
26:18Karla Grant speaks with South Australian Aboriginal Affairs Minister Kyam Maher about the newly established South Australian Voice to Parliament after the failed federal referendum campaign.
28:24Nico Albert Williams is chef with a message. The Cherokee woman from the United States is determined to teach traditional healthy eating and starts by showing Karla Grant a thing or two in the kitchen.
26:02Barbara McGrady was given a camera at 15, then went onto study philosophy, eventually becoming a photographer. Karla Grant spoke with the woman behind the lens about her life, career and inspiration.
26:26Blak Douglas won the Archibald Prize in 2022 for his portrait titled 'Moby Dickens' depicting the Lismore Floods. Now he talks to Karla Grant about taking on the Commonwealth in a new documentary.
26:21Andy Saunders is a man who will go to any length to tell a good joke. Karla Grant sat down with the comedian to talk about his time on The Block, and why he thinks comedy has a place on stage forever.
26:00Lydia Williams is our longest serving Matilda, and now she's going for gold at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Karla Grant sits down with Lydia to talk about her life, career, and love of the world game.
Season 30
36:52
36:52Living Black celebrates 20 years on air as Australia's longest running Indigenous Current Affairs program. Join Karla Grant as she explores the issues facing Indigenous Australians.