I talk about a great book by Sarah Carter, The Importance of Being Monogamous, gender roles, my personal challenge to learn what was my traditional way of saying 2 spirit. I also talk a bit about the different flags of the LGBTQ2+ community and I want to give a huge thank you to Possibilities Calgary for inviting me to celebrate Bi+ visibility day with them.

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Honour the 145 recommendations of the Seven Fallen Feathers in Thunderbay.

Inspired by Rachel Snow, on today's episode I talk about safe consumption sites, gentrification, genocide, and the upcoming gender equality panel.  I also talk about issues with the Nation to Nation framework and I remind everyone about Orange Shirt Day.

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I was honoured to have Racha El-Dib the sister to the late Nadia El-Dib, come and talk about the murder of her sister. Today we were shocked with the news that came out of the murder trial for Dawns Echoes Baptiste. We also talked about the ramifications of the Cindy Gladue case for all Canadian women. As always, we start with cultural safer spaces.

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I give you my take on the APTN show, First Contact.  I also talk about a recent interview with Patrick Brazeau as well as a reminder of the importance of MMIW cases such as the Cindy Gladue case and some of the upcoming marches and rallies for MMIW.

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A wonderful conversation with my friend Rhonda. Rhonda is Métis and has a very interesting family history as well as how she really started connecting with her Métis roots.Interested in supporting the show?  Check out my Patreon page

I talk about racism both structural and internal.  Politics pipelines and Pride, a great hightlight on just how far we have yet to go.  I give you my take on Crazy Rich Asians and cultural acceptance.

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In Today's episode I talk about tone policing, justice calls to action, justice for Darrell Kevin Smith and Justice for Joey English, QPOC, Pride, 2018 IAWP Conference.

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Dustin is a band councillor at Waterhen Lake First Nation, studied political science at the University of British Columbia and was in Calgary with just enough time to sit down and talk about some of the great things happening in his community. Follow him on Facebook HERE.

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On my show today is James Thunder, from Reconciliation Thunder which you can check out on facebook HERE.  We have a great conversation about reconciliation circles happening across Canada and call to action video's.  I also talk about a recent local racially charged incident towards an Indigenous woman at a diverse and inclusive event.

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