#NOBLUEPRINT

#NOBLUEPRINT

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#NOBLUEPRINT episodes

  • Lesley Hampton (Fashion Designer)
    Lesley Hampton was a 'third culture kid' and her early life was one of constant relocation. Formative years spent in Canada's Arctic and Atlantic, Australia, England, Indonesia, and New Caledonia, added to her quest to establish a personal and cultural identity. Lesley defines herself through the amalgamation of the indigeneity, to her Anishinaabe and Mohawk heritage, as well as, her early nomadic upbringing. Becoming a nomad through experiences with boarding school, international school, adoption, and cross-cultural experiences, Lesley nurtured a passion for socio-cultural concepts, to help define her identity, and reconnect with her indigenous roots.

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    47 min
  • James Jones (Pow Wow Dancer/Fitness Instructor)

    James Jones is a traditional hoop dance artist who has performed and traveled across Europe, China, Australia, North America, and is ranked amoungst the Top 5 Hoop Dancers in the world! Some of James notable performances include the 2006 World Ski Cup Championship inItaly, 2010 Vancouver Olympics, 2014 Juno Awards, 2015 Pan Am Games, the 2015 Coachella Music Festival, and the 2015 Sydney Opera House


    James has worked with such artists as K-OS and Snoop Dogg


    In 2009 James appeared as a finalst on the popular TV Show "So You Think You Can Dance Canada"


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    57 min
  • Kinnie Starr (Artist/Singer/Songwriter)

    Kinnie Starr co-wrote the powerful single, THE BEST, with @amandarheaume and is looking into the future with hope!


    2020 will see the release of her soundtrack for the award-winning Edge of the Knife (directed by Gwaai Edenshaw and Helen Haig-Brown, produced by Jonathon Franz), and a follow-up podcast to Play Your Gender, the documentary film Starr released (directed by Stephanie Clattenburg and produced by Sahar Yousefi) in 2016 on gender equity in the music industry.


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    1 hr 5 min
  • Justin Louis (Co-Founder of Section 35)

    Co-founder of Vancouver based SECTION 35. Justin is member of the Samson Cree Nation and was born and raised on the Samson Reserve in Maskwacîs, Alberta and is now based on the West Coast of British Columbia.


    SECTION 35 was created with the mission to use art and fashion to empower and bring people together on the foundation of truth.


    Along with original designs, SECTION 35 also collaborates with Indigenous artists around Indian Country in the form of modern indigenous streetwear blending the past, present and future of Indigenous Street style!


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    1 hr 7 min

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