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Kunkurra: The spiral wind, on Country speaking with Kenan Namunjdja

In 2021, Kenan Namunjdja spoke with Tristen Harwood about his work, assisted by translator and linguistic anthropologist, Murray Garde. Kenan responded in Kuninjku, a Bininj Kunwok language spoken in Western Arnhem Land.

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