I look back at my year of making this podcast.

And I talk about how I've been learning my work habits and how I manage my time and stress.

I talk about finding security and trust within myself by putting myself in new situations.

In this episode, I interview my Anaanatsiaq, discussing her experiences of moving from Nunavut to a southern location and the cultural adjustments she faced.

And I talk about my own experience with moving out of the territory as well, it's nice to reflect on some of our similarities.

I reflect on my traditional Inuit tattoos, and share my thoughts on personal boundaries and cultural respect regarding their significance.

As many strangers have disregarded my personal boundaries when asking about my tattoos.

In this episode, I will be exploring the concept of intersectionality, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and addressing the interconnections of various forms of discrimination and privilege.

I discuss the prevalence of gender-based violence and lateral violence in Nunavut, talking about why it's important to confront these issues and support survivors.

For this episode, I examine the effects of climate change in Nunavut and its connection to gender inequality, highlighting the urgency of environmental issues in Northern Communities.

I get into my personal experiences with burnout and explore how internalized racism has impacted my life and mental health.

In this first episode, I introduce myself and the podcast, sharing my journey and what listeners can expect from the show. It's a journey of self-discovery and learning.