“Amanyi” (translates directly to “power” from Luganda) by Ree, from Submerged 2021.

Rahel Davies and Wintana Kidane

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Wintana Kidane and Rahel Davies are the hosts of the Bittersweet Podcast, a platform developed with the intention of authentically representing the stories and experiences of people of colour living in Australia. The pair deliver weekly podcast episodes, social media, and YouTube content to engage audiences on topics such as identity, politics, self-discovery, careers, and relationships. 'Bittersweet Talks' is an extension of Bittersweet - a talk series dedicated to celebrating the stories of accomplished people of colour in Australia.

Wintana Kidane + Rahel Davies. Photo courtesy The Bittersweet Podcast.

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The Bittersweet Podcast with Rahel Davies and Wintana Kidane

Rahel Davies and Wintana Kidane

Bittersweet and Bittersweet Talks is dedicated to highlighting and celebrating the stories of accomplished and inspirational people of colour in Australia. As part of the project, we produced 6 pieces of work, 5 of which were part of the Bittersweet talk segment.

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