This week, a rare glimpse into the lives of Aboriginal teens in Alice Springs. "I read one page and then she just looked at me. She put her hands over her mouth and she started crying because my average reading level went from six year old to a year 10." "People, drunks everywhere, people pissing on the street and everything. It’s stupid." "If I keep running amuck and, like, if I keep being naughty, if I keep going down this road, I might end up like my brothers." In this special episode, Insight heads to Alice Springs for a rare chance to hear directly from Aboriginal teenagers. They open up about family life, alcohol and shame. And they let us in on their dreams for the future and what might be standing in the way. Raw. Personal. And not to be missed.