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Join Tara, a board member of Nelson Pride, as she hosts a heartfelt discussion with Ella Lamoureux, an indigenous person from Yukon, and two-spirit individuals, Jesse and Fable. The conversation spans personal journeys, cultural identities, the impact of colonization, and breaking free from religious constraints. The guests share their stories of self-discovery, the importance of representation, and the responsibilities of being a two-spirit person. Featuring candid conversations about gender fluidity, cultural reconnection, and the challenges and triumphs of living authentically, this episode highlights the resilience and strength within the LGBTQIA+ and indigenous communities. 

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Join your fantastic host Ella Lamoureux for another amazing episode of Denhta, featuring a very special guest, Nicole Garcia. Nicole, an indigenous single mother of four, shares her insights on parenting, cultural identity, and activism. They discuss her role as the new president of Kelowna Pride, the importance of family-friendly and sober events, and the challenges and joys of embracing her indigenous heritage. Nicole also opens up about her personal journey, her work in a hospital, and the significance of creating safe spaces for the queer community. Don't miss this engaging and insightful conversation!

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In this heartfelt episode of the Denhta podcast, host Ella Lamoureux welcomes Jennifer Parker, a proud member of the Okanagan Indian Band who shares her journey of embracing her Two-Spirit identity and her mission to become a teacher of indigenous language and culture. The conversation touches on personal growth through vulnerability, the importance of respecting indigenous practices and protocols, and navigating the complexities of the medical system as an indigenous person. Jennifer also shares her aspirations to combine technology and education by developing an immersive language learning video game. This episode is a beautiful blend of profound insights, laughter, and deep cultural wisdom.

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In this episode of Denhta, we delve into a powerful conversation with Morgan Rashke (Robert Morgan Rashke), a member of West Bank First Nations. Morgan shares insights about the diverse ways people experience suffering, the importance of decolonial therapy, and his journey of reconnecting with his indigenous culture. Morgan discusses his work as a 'Salmon Warrior,' his academic pursuits in counseling psychology, and the significance of learning and preserving indigenous languages. This enriching dialogue covers topics such as indigenous identity, community healing, and the role of cultural understanding in mental health.

Content Rating: 14+: Suitable for viewers 14-17 with parental guidance suggested. May contain coarse language or mature content.

Host: Ella Lamoureux

Guest: Nenookaasi Ogichidaa

Episode: 23

In this enriching episode of Denhta, host Ella sits down with the multi-talented Nenookaasi to discuss her journey as an Afro-Indigenous burlesque performer, medicine worker, and mother. The conversation delves into the intricacies of identity, the significance of traditional medicines, and the roles of storytelling and community in fostering acceptance and resilience. Cassie opens up about her upbringing, the impact of anti-blackness within Indigenous communities, and how she navigates her multifaceted identity. Be prepared to be inspired by Nina's powerful presence and profound insights into culture, performance, and healing.

Content Rating: 14+: Suitable for viewers 14-17 with parental guidance suggested. May contain coarse language or mature content.

Host: Ella Lamoureux

Guest: Landa Lakes

Episode: 22

In this episode of Denhta, the host introduces Landa Lakes, who is celebrated for founding the first Two Spirit powwow in America and leading significant cultural events like the Weaving Spirits Festival. The discussion delves into Landa's journey from rural Oklahoma to San Francisco, her vital role in the Indigenous and Two Spirit communities, and her contributions to performance art. The conversation highlights Landa's commitment to inclusivity and cultural revival, as well as personal anecdotes about her upbringing, language, and experiences in the military. The episode also touches on the adaptation of traditional events and the importance of community support in creating inclusive and representative cultural spaces.

Content Rating: 14+: Suitable for viewers 14-17 with parental guidance suggested. May contain coarse language or mature content.

In Episode 21 of Dénht'ā,' host Ella Lamoureux sits down with KD King, a Métis nurse and educator from Northern Alberta. They discuss KD's experiences growing up, the complexities of reconnecting with his Métis heritage, and the significant impact of colonial policies on Indigenous identities. KD shares personal stories about overcoming internalized racism, his journey from shyness to extroversion due to a childhood accident, and the struggles of being white-passing in both Indigenous and professional spaces. They also tackle issues related to tokenism, the difficulties of navigating cultural connections in the workforce, and KD's role in fostering awareness and advocacy for Indigenous and Two-Spirit communities. The conversation delves into deeper cultural intersections, especially through KD's relationship with his Jamaican partner, reflecting on shared experiences and the importance of solidarity among marginalized communities.

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In this live episode, host Ella Lamoureux introduces 'Denhta', an Indigenous podcast to the CBRC's Two-Spirit Symposium, aimed at amplifying Indigenous voices. Guests Connie and Lucas share their personal journeys, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of identifying as Two Spirit individuals. The discussion delves into cultural reconnection, overcoming societal prejudices, and the importance of being role models for the youth. The conversation also touches on mental health, the significance of Transgender Day of Remembrance, and navigating the complexities of being Two Spirit in a colonial world.

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In this episode of Dénht’ā, we welcome Simma Downe, also known as Mitchel Bowers, from the unceded Algonquin Anishinaabe territory. We delve into Simma's journey of discovering and embracing their Indigenous roots and Two-Spirit identity while navigating personal and cultural

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In this heartwarming episode of Dénht’ā, the host sits down with Brandon, better known as Stella Lamour, a two-spirit Métis person. They dive deep into Stella's journey of embracing their Indigenous identity, the challenges of being white-passing, and the significance of culture and ceremony in their life. The conversation touches on the power of music, the complexities of representation, and the importance of living authentically. With stories of personal growth, cultural discovery, and the strength found in community, this episode is a compelling exploration of identity and resilience.