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TW* depression, suicide, rape, murder, residential schools, alcoholism, MMIW2S.

On today's episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Denita Gladeau, a social media, brand designer, and photographer. Denita shares her journey of how she got started in the industry and the challenges she faced along the way. From the very beginning, Denita had a passion for creativity and storytelling. She always knew that she wanted to work in a field where she could use her talents to bring brands to life and connect with their audience. After completing her studies in graphic design and photography, Denita took the leap and started her own business. It wasn't easy at first, but she was determined to make a name for herself and get her work out there. Through hard work and perseverance, Denita was able to build a successful career as a brand designer and photographer. She has worked with numerous clients, both big and small, helping them to craft powerful social media campaigns and tell their brand story through stunning visual content. In this episode, Denita speaks candidly about the ups and downs of entrepreneurship and the importance of staying true to your vision. She also offers valuable advice for anyone looking to start their own business or break into the creative industry. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, this episode is sure to inspire and motivate you on your own creative journey. Tune in to hear Denita's story and learn from her experiences as a successful creative entrepreneur.

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In this podcast, Otepimisiwak / Metis beadwork artists and friends, Lydia Toorenburgh (they/them) and Lynette La Fontaine (they/them) visit and talk about their Two-Spirit identities, Otepimisiwak language and culture, and art practices. Lynette is an incredible artist working under the name Otepimisiwak Artist
(@otipemisiwak_artist). They use fish scales, beads, tufting, paint, quills, and hide among other materials and techniques. Together, these relatives share a warm and vulnerable visit as they share about their journeys coming in to their gender identity and how they celebrate their Two-Spirit teachings, culture, and art. 

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In this episode, Owen Chester and Mitchell Makoons discuss mental health in media and how it's important for young people to talk about their mental health. 

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Claire Johnston (she/they) is metis and residing in Treaty 1 Territory. Learn from them how beading weaves together mental health, art, and family with 2SiMS Youth Council committee member, Chanelle Lajoie (they/she). 

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In this podcast, 2Sims youth council member, Lydia (they/them), visits with Two-Spirit Metis Elder, Charlotte Nolin (she/her). Charlotte is an esteemed Elder and ceremony keeper who is a pipe carrier and sundancer. Along with Two-Spirit Metis Elder, Barbara Bruce, Charlotte has held Two-Spirit fasting ceremonies and is planning a Two-Spirit sundance in 2023. Listeners of this podcast will have a very special opportunity to listen to a grandmother who has been working for decades to (re)create space for Two-Spirits in ceremony and encourage other Two-Spirits to come back into circle. 

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In this episode, Owen Chester and Julianna Maggrah discuss mental health in media and how it's important to talk about our own mental health. 

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This episode is hosted by Kiera Munroe.

Kiera interviews elder Albert McLeod about the resurgence of 2 spirit peoples

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This episode is hosted by Owen Petit.  

Owen interviews Jordan Mckay (AKA Cheryl Trade) about his experience in a small town in northern Saskatchewan compared to living in a city as a 2 spirit person.

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This episode is hosted by Lydia Toorenburgh.

Lydia interviews Eddi Wilson about how they got into drag and how they use drag as expression.

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This episode is hosted by Amelia Fox.

Amelia interviews Lucille Atlookan, an artist who founded Neechee Studio, about how she uses art as a form as expression and how Neechee Studio provides a safe space for youth in Thunder Bay, Ontario.