Indigenous 150+

Mikmaq musician and Elder George Paul shares his musical journey, his work in cultural reviatlization and a creation story of his people. Host: Julianna Peter-Paul

Filmmaker Lucy Tulugarjuk discusses her career path, after starring in the first Inuktitut film, Atanarjuat. She talks about Indigenous women in film, and shares advice to those aspiring to work in the industry.

Host: Tessa Kunuk

The ghost town, Wolf Lake First Nation, and the history of its people who had settled at Hunter's Point and their Reserveless community are discussed through the lens of three generations.

Host: Naomi Robinson

A short piece celebrating the launch of the Indigenous 150+ Podcast series made especially for you, our listeners featuring the voices of the young changemakers who collectively host the series. A shout out to Kayla Tillapaugh, participant of the Indigenous 150+ Youth Ambassador Programme and now podcast host from Castlegar, British Columbia, the traditional territory of the Sn̓ ʕay̓ ckstx (Sinixt), as well as the outer territories of the Ktunaxa, Secwepemc and Sylix First Nations.

Arrow Lakes Facilitator for Colville Confederated Tribes, Shelly Boyd, discusses Sinixt identity and worldviews, what it means to live in unity with the land and her thoughts on social, political and environmental justice.

Host: Kayla Tillapaugh