This is a B.C. podcast.

Ninemani, Nainai, Tiana, Nagana anda

gungabina. Hello, are you good? My name is Tiana. My Ghana name is Gangabina, which means the caring one.

To begin, it's important that we acknowledge the country that we are on.

I'm on Ghanaianna Arto to the lands of the Ghana people of the Adelaide Plains.

We would like to pay our respects to the custodians, to the ancestors that nurtured the land and the elders that have led the way for generations.

This is your land, this is your country, it has always been Aboriginal land.

And as this is a podcast whose reach is far and wide,

we would like to extend our respect to the elders of the lands. This recording might reach.

Yes.

Go Power.

This is the story of Merkamora, the girl who painted the town red.

Red by actress and singer Julia Zamir. Slide away slippery snails.

Slovery snails.

It was Merka's job to catch snails in the veggie patch, but she didn't put a stone on the container

lid like she was supposed to. Merka wanted the snails to escape.

Liberty Escangoble. Be free.

When the snails disappeared, leaving shiny trails behind, Merka felt proud.

After all, Merka Madeline Mora was from a family of escapies.

Her mum escaped from Romania after her walnut and potato shop was ransacked,

and her dad escaped from the walnut and potato shop was ransacked.

And her dad escaped from Lithuania, running through the forest, surviving on snake and monkey

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