Brent Edwards aka Mooselegs

Mooselegs on Life, Love & Positivity

In episode #183, we hear from Cree entertainer, Brent Edwards, also known as Mooselegs from Fort Albany First Nation. He talks about the origins of his show name "Mooselegs" and how he grew up in a family that loved humour and how that translated into improv shows and even a TV segment! I made sure to subject him to speed round of "which would you choose" questions. You can decide how he did.

His website is www.mooselegs.ca

His Facebook is Mooselegs Consulting

If you are interested in booking him, his email is [email protected]

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