For National Aboriginal Day, AMI-audio broadcasts from Aboriginal Day Live at the Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Musician Sonia Eidse chats with us before her big ADL set, about her 2016 self-titled EP release and about the Indigenous music scene in Winnipeg. She also performs a song for us live on air.

For National Aboriginal Day, AMI-audio broadcasts from Aboriginal Day Live at the Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Nelson Tagoona from Nunavut tells us about his music, which combines Inuit throat singing with beat boxing. He also discusses the powerful message he wants to send out to youth in Nunavut about finding their voice in the community.

For National Aboriginal Day, AMI-audio broadcasts from Aboriginal Day Live at the Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Anthony Faraci, owner of Faraci Foods, chats with us about his participation in this year’s Best Bannock Competition. He also shares some samples!

For National Aboriginal Day, AMI-audio broadcasts from Aboriginal Day Live at the Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba. We speak with documentary director Janelle Wookey and actor Kyle Nobess about their hosting duties for the big event. They also tell us about their wardrobes, which were created by Indigenous designers.

For National Aboriginal Day, AMI-audio broadcasts from Aboriginal Day Live at the Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba. We speak with some CNIB clients from the Indigenous community, including Jennifer Daniels. She tells us about her role as a service coordination specialist at the CNIB. She also describes to us her favourite moments from past ADL events and defines what National Aboriginal Day means to her.

For National Aboriginal Day, AMI-audio broadcasts from Aboriginal Day Live at the Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Carver and artist Jadeon Rathgeber tells us his work is a means to spark discussion on the challenges and issues faced by Indigenous peoples across Canada.

For National Aboriginal Day, AMI-audio broadcasts from Aboriginal Day Live at the Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Language instructors Wanbdi Wakita and Jimmy Thorassie tell us about the history of the Dene and Dakota languages. They also discuss the significance of keeping culture alive through language.

For National Aboriginal Day, AMI-audio broadcasts from Aboriginal Day Live at the Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Stan Montano, owner of Tamale Time, tells us about the food truck he is running on the ADL grounds, and shares some samples of a classic El Salvadorian tamale.

For National Aboriginal Day, AMI-audio broadcasts from Aboriginal Day Live at the Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba. We speak with some CNIB clients from the Indigenous community, including Stephen McKinney. He tells us about his involvement with blind sports in Manitoba, including golf and archery.

We speak with Dr. Leo Bissonnette, Director on the national Board of the Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians about this years conference.