Dinawan's Connection's Steve Taylor said it had been a fantastic time working with the pair.

"He (Osher) was a very humble and a nice man, we spent four or five hours with him," he said.

"He's a good man, he's always come to Yabun festivals and he's always interested in learning.

"It was good, he talked to everyone and he's a very down to earth guy.

"He was looking for some more bachelors for the show, but only young Jared Burns was the single one so we tried to steer him that way," he joked.

Mr Taylor said the project was a great opportunity to share Indigenous culture to a large audience.

"We do get around a fair bit but the main focus of us is sharing with as many people as we can," he said.

"Education and sharing is what we are all about so we thank Joe and Osher for the opportunity to work with them."