Join guest hosts Bob­bie and Sadie for a spe­cial episode with Shan­non Chief from Bar­riere Lake, ON to dis­cuss the events around sports moose hunt­ing in the Algo­nquin area.

This is episode 8 titled ANANG DIBAA­JI­MOWIN, which is Ojib­we for star sto­ries. In this spe­cial episode, we speak to the star man him­self, Wil­fred Buck who will share sto­ries with us about the stars from a Cree perspective.

This is episode 7 titled Pa-Pa-Main-Um, which is an ojib­we word that means to pay atten­tion. In this spe­cial episode, guest host Bob­bie sits down with Man­i­to­ba Lib­er­al par­ty leader Dougald Lam­ont to dive into Bill 44 and the effects of hydro on First Nations and Man­i­to­ba residents.

Thank you for lis­ten­ing to this episode: To learn more about Bill 44: https://​www​.pol​i​cyal​ter​na​tives​.ca/​p​u​b​l​i​c​a​t​i​o​n​s​/​c​o​m​m​e​n​t​a​r​y​/​f​a​s​t​-​f​a​c​t​s​-​u​n​d​e​r​-​c​o​v​e​r​-​c​o​v​i​d​-​b​e​w​a​r​e​-​b​i​ll-44
To take a stand against Bill 44: join ongo­ing social media actions on Insta­gram: @waniskatan Face­book: Wa Ni Ska Tan

In this episode, Ishkode (fire), we talk about fire teach­ings, what is a sacred fire, fire cer­e­monies around the world, and more. Join us for our dis­cus­sion with tra­di­tion­al knowl­edge keep­er Ernie Daniels to learn more. 

And, miig­wech to brewmi​nate​.com for your infor­ma­tion on fire cer­e­monies around the globe.

In this episode, titled Maawanji’idiwag which means Come Togeth­er in Anishi­naabe­mowin, we take a look at what hap­pens when com­mu­ni­ties come togeth­er for a cause and to help make a change. Join spe­cial guest hosts Bob­bie Man­geli and Sadie Lavoie in this great episode.

In this episode, we explore Nibi (water) and the rela­tion­ship with Indige­nous peo­ple across Tur­tle Island, and speak with 3 women about their con­nec­tion to water. For more infor­ma­tion about the pro­grams we speak about on the show check out the links below

http://www.motherearthwaterwal…

http://​great​lakeswa​ter​walk​.ca/…

https://​landlearn​ing​.ca

Noon­gom means Today in Anishi­naabe­mowin. We dis­cuss today’s events and the envi­ron­men­tal impacts caused by Covid-19

Our first episode is about Land-Based Edu­ca­tion and a new ini­tia­tive — Kis Kin Ha Ma Ki Win: Learn­ing Sci­ence Through the Land. I spoke with Dr. Steph McLach­lan to learn more about this essen­tial new project.