Dr. Beverly Jacobs is a lawyer and Indigenous scholar from Six Nations of the Grand River Territory.  She is from the Mohawk nation and the bear clan.  On this episode, she shares about her work with the Survivors' Secretariat, a Survivor-led, trauma-informed community organization uncovering, documenting and sharing the truth about the Mohawk Institute.

This episode features the experiences of three Haudenosaunee women as they share with us their story on preparing to visit and visiting the Vatican to speak to the Pope about the tragedy of residential school and the Doctrine of Discovery.  First to speak on the podcast is Mohawk Bear Clanmother, Louise Herne (Mama Bear).  Second to speak is Mohawk bear clan woman, Katsitsionni Fox.  Third to speak is Kaluhyanuwes Michelle Schenandoah from the Oneida nation and the wolf clan.  Media consultant, Vincent Schilling and myself chime in at times to contribute to the conversation.

Carolyn King is the creator of the Moccasin Identifier program that is surely becoming a movement across Canada.  She is a member of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation community and shares with us her passion about the Moccasin Identifier and its potential to educate each of us one step at a time.

Harold R. Johnson is the author of several books including Peace and Good Order:  The Case for Indigenous Justice in Canada (2019).  He has written both fiction and non-fiction.  On this episode he talks about his perspective of the justice system formed from a career working within it.  Since this recording, Harold has gone on his journey to the Skyworld.  Harold R. Johnson 1957-2022.  This episode was recorded with him in December 2021.

Marie Henein is a criminal lawyer and author of the book, Nothing But The Truth, a memoir.  Marie shares her perspective on the justice system and her role as a criminal defence lawyer.

Jan Kahehti:io Longboat is an Indigenous Knowledge Helper from Six Nations of the Grand River.  Today she shares with us some of the story of the Hotinohsion:ni Creation Story and how from this teaching we come to know the moon as our Grandmother.  Kahehti:io also talks about all the different moon cycles there are during the year.

Semiah Smith is a multidisciplinary Indigenous artist from the Mohawk Nation of Six Nations of the Grand River.  Today, Semiah is concentrating on songwriting and her musical career and has released two singles which can be found on Apple Music and Spotify.  On this episode, Semiah discusses her songwriting and singing career.

Mohawk Indigenous Knowledge Keeper, Aronhiaies Herne shares his knowledge of the spirituality of lacrosse from the Hotinohsion:ni perspective.  Within Hotinohsion:ni culture, lacrosse is known as The Creator's Game.  Aronhiaies tells us why.

Wendy Hill joins our podcast to discuss the concepts of war and peace and explore the teachings that the Peacemaker brought to the original five nations that now form the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.  She is the author of two books titled, Understanding Life and Peaceful Relationships.

Dr. Rick Monture is an author and scholar from Six Nations of the Grand River.  He is from the Mohawk nation and the Turtle clan.  On this episode, Rick shares his knowledge of Six Nations history and the Haudenosaunee perspective on land.  He is the author of the book, We Share Our Matters:  Two Centuries of Writing and Resistance at Six Nations of the Grand River.