How Jessica Mauboy is marking NAIDOC Week with her daughter

So that combination of lifestyle and food and then music just played in the background with the guitar, I think a lot of that combined and really sprung a sense of freedom.It was this world of dreaming big and just being trusted to do all of these things and be all of these things.How did you go from singing with your family to the stage?All my sisters could sing And I don't have to sing or nothing! I get to now sit back and watch all these beautiful, ridiculously talented mob be in the lead.That's how I felt being a host: just paving that way and then sitting back and getting to laugh and then getting to cry.You've worked with so many amazing people, has there been anyone recently you were particularly excited to meet?I was fangirling over Drifting Clouds! Coming from Arnhem Land, that's quite close to growing up in Darwin and it's really familiar, with the language and the culture.And so getting to be able to sit with Terry [Guyula] and just listen to him speak about where he's come from, the seven seasons that he culturally and traditionally operates in, yeah, it was just a 'wow' moment for me