The show "Always Was Tonight" promises to shake things up with its unique perspective on news, all while maintaining a distinctly Indigenous voice. Hosted by the esteemed Gamilaroi man Tony Armstrong, this program offers a witty and incisive look at current events, infusing humor and cultural insights into discussions that matter.
Premiering on Wednesday, January 21 at 9:00 PM on ABC TV and available for streaming on ABC iview, viewers can expect a blend of sharp commentary and satire that challenges conventional narratives. Armstrong's hosting brings a refreshing angle as he explores issues affecting First Nations communities, ensuring that these voices are not just heard but celebrated.
This entertaining format aims to engage audiences with its blend of information and entertainment, creating a platform where serious topics can be discussed in an accessible manner.
Stay tuned! The trailer for "Always Was Tonight," which was released two weeks ago, gives a tantalizing glimpse into what’s to come, showcasing the show’s commitment to delivering news with a touch of blaklash—a term referring to the clever and incisive critique of mainstream media from an Indigenous viewpoint.
By blending comedy with cultural commentary, Armstrong effectively invites viewers to rethink their understanding of news and its role in shaping societal perceptions. So, mark your calendars and prepare for an engaging evening that promises not only to inform but also to entertain, as this show aims to leave you thinking long after it ends.
What do you think about the representation of Indigenous perspectives in mainstream media? Is there enough diversity in how news is presented? Join the conversation and share your thoughts!
