Warm Red Earth

By: That's Not Canon Productions
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  • Summary

  • AUSTRALIA'S WEIRD. LET’S TALK ABOUT IT.

    Warm Red Earth is a podcast that explores the odder parts of Australiana, from forgotten history to folklore and even a bit of superstition.


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    Copyright 2020 That's Not Canon Productions
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Episodes
  • The Awful Confession

    The Awful Confession
    Nov 10 2021

    In 1830 five convicts escaped from the brutal penal settlement of Sarah Island, in Macquarie Harbour. Only two made it back to civilisation. And they both made an awful confession about what happened to the other three men.


    Music featured was Lightless Dawn, Spacial Harvest and Gathering Darkness, by Kevin MacLeod. All can be found at https://incompetech.com



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    26 mins
  • Murder in the High Country

    Murder in the High Country
    Oct 22 2020

    The mystery surrounding Wonnangatta Murders still haunts the isolated Victorian High Country to this day.

    Music used was Industrial Music Box, Lightless Dawn, Oppressive Gloom and Dreams Become Real by Kevin MacLeod.


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    27 mins
  • A Mantle of Safety

    A Mantle of Safety
    Sep 30 2020

    The history of the Flying Doctors (and Nurses and Dentists) is one of devotion, sacrifice and a genuine love of humanity that was keystone of Reverend John Flynn's philosophy, and those who joined 'Flynn's Mob'.


    Music from Kevin MacLeod, Perspectives and Folk Round. 


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    30 mins

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