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In this episode, I interviewed Justin Many Fingers, who at the time was the artistic director of Making Treaty 7 Cultural Society, an Indigenous theatre organization. Justin is a Queer, Indigenous, disabled, and MAD artist trained in acting, singing, and dancing in both Western and Indigenous constructs. We sat down to discuss learning to claim our identities, dealing with tokenization, and what an Indigenous arts culture means.
Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BNAnQ221AITksf2t8cCpeNsijfMNFuDoC0vaoiKm4Ho/edit?usp=sharing
Land acknowledgements: uncovering an oral history of Tkaronto: https://locallove.ca/issues/land-acknowledgements-uncovering-an-oral-history-of-tkaronto/#.XvgdwyhKhPZ
Music: "Rules Were Meant to Be Broken" by LAL (correction, in the episode I say the song is from Dark Beings, but it's from Find Safety)
Special thanks to Xtra Magazine for help with the recording of this episode.
By Mari "Dev" RamsawakhIn this episode, I interviewed Justin Many Fingers, who at the time was the artistic director of Making Treaty 7 Cultural Society, an Indigenous theatre organization. Justin is a Queer, Indigenous, disabled, and MAD artist trained in acting, singing, and dancing in both Western and Indigenous constructs. We sat down to discuss learning to claim our identities, dealing with tokenization, and what an Indigenous arts culture means.
Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BNAnQ221AITksf2t8cCpeNsijfMNFuDoC0vaoiKm4Ho/edit?usp=sharing
Land acknowledgements: uncovering an oral history of Tkaronto: https://locallove.ca/issues/land-acknowledgements-uncovering-an-oral-history-of-tkaronto/#.XvgdwyhKhPZ
Music: "Rules Were Meant to Be Broken" by LAL (correction, in the episode I say the song is from Dark Beings, but it's from Find Safety)
Special thanks to Xtra Magazine for help with the recording of this episode.