<p>Stories of place and identity can carry knowledge across generations. From Haida mythology comes a transformation story about how the Trickster, Raven, seeing a world without light, hatches a daring plan. Introduced by Shae-Lynn Pearson, and discussed with Kennedy Jones, from Skidegate, in Haida Gwaii. </p>

Stories of place and identity can carry knowledge across generations. From Haida mythology comes a transformation story about how the Trickster, Raven, seeing a world without light, hatches a daring plan. Introduced by Shae-Lynn Pearson, and discussed with Kennedy Jones, from Skidegate, in Haida Gwaii.

Daughters of the Northwest

This is a podcast about stories, place, and identity from students at the UBC Creative Writing Department in Vancouver, B.C., Canada. It features multi-genre writing, music, and experiments with sound design. This season, look for crucial fashion advice from inside a best friend's closet, tips on evaluating queer spaces, a horror story in an AI therapist's office, reflections on a family grocery store, notes from an action-packed dojo, and more. If you're interested in creative writing -- this podcast is for you. Created on the unceded, ancestral territory of the Musqueam people.

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