Later this week, I speak with a Vancouver Musqueam leader who is passionate about teaching and sharing knowledge about his culture, story, and values. Musqueam are traditional hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓-speaking people with a growing community of over 1,300 members. The last residential school closed the year that Wade Grant graduated from high school and at the time, he knew nothing about this. Now his knowledge is endless and he has held various roles in governing, and with government. Wade serves as the Intergovernmental Affairs Officer to the Musqueam First Nation, while also serving as a Board Chair for the First Nations Health Council, and New Relationship Trust. In our discussion, we dive into topics around reconciliation, land acknowledgments, education, family, and even insight from a child that stuck with him on a recent orange shirt day.