Red Dust Special 2026
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What is Red Dust and why did Santo, Sam and Mick travel to Yuendumu?
G'day people, Mick Malloy here, and we've got something a little special for you today on Bazaar. So recently, I joined Santo Chalau and Sam Pang, including his gold logi, and a host of greats from the world of AFL, and we visited the remote Wolperi community of Yundamu, Northern Territory, as part of the Red Dust Role Model Program. What were we doing there as role models? Well, you may ask. What did we get up to? Another good question. Well, you better keep listening. We hope you enjoy this Red Dust special right here on Bazaar.
Coming to you from Yuin Dumu Northern Territory. This is a Red Dust Special. With Santo Chilaura, Sam Pang and Mick Malloy. And featuring AFL greats Will Minson, Kellen Ward and Daryl White. So, let's don the Russell Koita Kubra and head north for Santo's Sam and Mick's Yuin Dumu Red Dust Special.
Hello everybody and welcome to You and the Moo for our Red Dust special with Santo, Sam and Mick. Could not be happier to be here. We've got some great guests coming up for you today. Daryl White, Will Minson, Cal and Ward are going to join us. But before we do, hello gentlemen and who knew one day the three of us would be at You and the Moo doing Red Dust Radio. How good is this? Why don't you just set up to our audience, where are we in Australia? You drew a map of Australia and you put a pin right in the middle. We're near Pine Gap and I can't help thinking that they're tracking our conversation right now. Imagine that, they're trying to work out what Russia are doing. I can tell you
exactly where we are because I've been asked many times, just in case I do go missing. We flew into Alice Springs and then it was 350km outside of Alice Springs, that's what I've got.
That's a long way. It's a four-hour drive,
yeah. There was high excitement in our car when we were driving and we approached a little bend in the road. Did you see that as well? I saw that, yeah. There was
panic. We went up like we were on a ride at
Disney
World.
That's magnificent. And this is a very special place for us, Mick, especially this is the place where we got our Aboriginal skin name. So remember...
Well, we
did. That's right. Ned Hargraves just looked you in the eye and he said, you are... Jumper Jumper. And he looked at me and he said, I am Jackamara. Now, Sam... Yeah. Has anyone ever looked you in the eye and given you a name? Pork Bun.
Do you reckon if I meet Ned, he would give me a name?
We're still going with Gold Logie Winner. And aren't they impressed up here with it? Listen, go. Aren't they impressed? I think we've got some audio. We recorded with the Magpies, the Yundamu Magpies. The
footy team, the AFL team.
As we have this discussion now on the cusp of a grand final appearance in the Central Australia Community League up against their natural enemy, Western Ireland, formerly Hermannsburg, which was a traditional mob up here.
They used to wear lederhosen.
in their games. That's Mad Monday. And when they played away, there was a white lead housing.
They used to love it when the Gollum boys waved the white
flag.
They surrendered. So anyway, that's a big occasion, but we went to training last night and we were firing up the troops. We'll get to Darrell White, who made an inspirational speech beforehand. But I got the players around and I said, well, let's play the audio. I just want to say a rare pleasure to come up here and see you guys kick the footy. You do have a big game. You're winners already. You're a great bunch of boys. We hope you cover yourselves in glory on Sunday. Go hard. Do your best. Leave nothing in the locker room and have fun. Thank you for hosting us here. Pangey, a word from the Gold Logie winner would be appropriate. Boys, who knows what a Gold Logie is? Yep, that's exactly right. I didn't think so.
Sam, anything you'd like to add?
Boys, I'll tell you a quick story. Success is not guaranteed. You might play in ten grand finals. You might play in none. I played on this bloke in a grand final. He played for 20 years. It was his last game. And he'd never played in a winning team. He'd never played in a premiership.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is Red Dust and why did Santo, Sam and Mick travel to Yuendumu?
0:00–9:25
2
How did the team first get involved with the Yuendumu Magpies and community football?
9:25–20:09
3
What stories do the guests share about their early AFL careers and role‑model work?
20:09–29:35
4
How did the Red Dust program inspire the local youth during training and the Grand Final?
29:35–37:40
5
What memorable moments and anecdotes did Darryl White recount from his playing days?
37:40–46:38
6
How do the guests reflect on the impact of sport, health and cultural connection in remote communities?
46:38–53:58
7
What future plans and challenges were discussed for Red Dust and Indigenous sport programs?
53:58–1:02:54
8
How does the episode wrap up with final thoughts, thanks, and a call to support Red Dust?
1:02:54–1:07:37
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