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Jedda and Koa travel to Queensland to see Australia's first rocket launch. They bring their handmade instruments, hoping to entertain the tourists. But when the rocket blasts off, it’s so loud it jumbles all of the songlines, the spiritual and musical paths that hold the world together. Jedda and Koa travel to Queensland to see Australia's first rocket launch. They bring their handmade instruments, hoping to entertain the tourists. But when the rocket blasts off, it’s so loud it jumbles all of the songlines, the spiritual and musical paths that hold the world together. With some help from the Conductor, Jedda and Koa remember the first few notes of their song, which sets them on the path to retrace the songline.
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereJedda and Koa travel to Queensland to see Australia's first rocket launch. They bring their handmade instruments, hoping to entertain the tourists. But when the rocket blasts off, it’s so loud it jumbles all of the songlines, the spiritual and musical paths that hold the world together. With some help from the Conductor, Jedda and Koa remember the first few notes of their song, which sets them on the path to retrace the songline.
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