Indigenous 150+

Tune into this weeks #Changemaker episode to meet Indigenous 150+ podcaster Roha Hena as she fan-girl's fellow podcaster Nicole Tornquist, of Opaskwayak Cree Nation, as they speak about allyship, stereotypes and storytelling.

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Indigenous 150+ Podcaster Kirsten Mathison Kirsten speaks with host and fellow Indigenous 150+ podcaster, Shelby Lisk about her personal journey of learning, unlearning and decolonizing her world view as a settler on the territory of the Songhees, Esquimalt, and WSÁNEĆ people, in Metulia (Victoria, BC).

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Indigenous 150+ Podcaster Nicole Tornquist speaks about the importance of supporting Indigenous Youth to be the best they can be. Drawing on her own personal experience as a youth, Nicole discusses her role as a National Ambassador of Hope for the WeMatter Campaign and youth organization. Nicole is from Opaskwayak Cree Nation, and is currently serving as their Junior Onekanew (Chief).

This episode was hosted and produced by Roha Hena. Check out Nicole's Season 1 Episodes, "Small Town, Big Dreams" with Kelvin Redvers and "Awakening the Spirit" with Holly Linski. You can follow Nicole on instagram @nicole.tornquist18.

Indigenous 150+ Podcaster Shelby Lisk, shares her journey as a multi-disciplinary artist and journalist and reflects on why sharing Indigenous stories invite us to re-imagine our relationship to this land and it's people. Shelby is Kanyenhehá:ka from Kenhtè:ke (Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory).

This episode was hosted and produced by Kirsten Mathison. Check out Shelby's Season 1 Episodes: "Laughing Through Taboos" and "Reverberations of Resistance: The Thunderwater Soverignty Movement". To learn more about Shelby's award-winning journalism and her films, follow her @ShelbyLiskPhoto.

In celebration of Indigenous People's Day and the 1st anniversary of the Indigenous 150+ podcast, Good Influence is releasing a special series celebrating the young changemakers behind the Indigenous 150+ podcast.

Indigenous 150+ podcasters Naomi Robinson and Kayla Tillapaugh join together to reflect on the training programme and the 40+ episodes and stories that were created and released during Season 1 of the Indigenous 150+ podcast series. They share a special thank you to you, our listeners, and to all those who helped along the way. We will be taking a short break and look forward to bringing you more stories soon. Please subscribe to our podcast to be notified about our next batch of stories. Come and connect with us on social media to learn about other Indigenous 150+ events.

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Algonquin multimedia artist, photographer and filmmaker Lindsay Sarazin speaks about pursuing his childhood dream, the power of media, storytelling as a way of healing and the importance of Indigenous stories on the world stage. Host: Naomi Robinson

Filmmaker Shane Belcourt takes us through the evolution of his career as a creative, and speaks about the power of collaboration, mentorship, and how growing up in an artistic and political household has shaped him. Host: Kayla Stephens

Heperi Mita shares his journey from being an archivist to making his debut film "Merata: How Mum Decolonised The Screen" an intimate portrait and tribute to his trailblazing mother, activist and Māori filmmaker Merata Mita.