Host Samantha Loney sits down with Juno nominated artist Donny Parenteau to discuss Metis people’s impact on the music scene, how he got started as a musician and the famed Metis fiddle. Special appearance by Indigenous 150+ podcaster Nika Pazuik.

Featured voice actors: Samantha Loney, Alyssa Andronyk, Jill Lefaive, Quinn Cahoose, Grady MacTavish and Chris Lapointe.

Check out Nika Pazuik’s interviews on Indigenous 150+ with Brianna Lizotte and Teigyn Gayse by clicking on their names.

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Special thanks to our sponors the Barrie South Simcoe Metis Council, the City of Barrie, 880 Cities, and the Metis Nation of Onatrio's Metis Culture Based Economic Development Grant.

Host Samantha Loney sits down with artist Christi Belcourt to discuss the creation of her famed beadwork art, and the impact she hopes her work leaves on the environment. Special guest Kim Walden returns to continue her discussion on the struggles modern Metis artisans have in the modern technological age.

Featured voice actors: Chris Lapointe, Quinn Cahoose, Keith Smith, Samantha Loney, Zonya Jacobs, Janis Qavavauq-Bibeau, Zakiah Dumansky, and Chris Lapointe.

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Special thanks to our sponors the Barrie South Simcoe Metis Council, the City of Barrie, 880 Cities, and the Metis Nation of Onatrio's Metis Culture Based Economic Development Grant.

 Host Samantha Loney sits down with historian John Gaudaur Savage to discuss the fur trade and the unique way the Great Lakes Metis contributed to Metis history. Special appearances by environmental activist Erin Blondeau and artisan Kim Weldon.

Featured voice actors: Etienne Beausoleil, Grady MacTavish, Keith Smith, Samantha Loney, Quinn Cahoose, and Chris Lapointe.

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Special thanks to our sponors the Barrie South Simcoe Metis Council, the City of Barrie, 880 Cities, and the Metis Nation of Onatrio's Metis Culture Based Economic DEvelopment Grant.

Host Samantha Loney sits down with Region Seven’s Metis Youth Council President, Jordyn Playne, to discuss what qualifies someone to be Metis, the benefits of connecting to community and how the recent rise of pretendians effects Metis youth.

Featured voice actors: Samantha Loney, Alyssa Andronyk, Zakiah Dumansky, Keith Smith, Quinn Cahoose, Chris Lapointe, Zonya Jacobs and Grady MacTavish.

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Special thanks to our sponors the Barrie South Simcoe Metis Council, the City of Barrie, 880 Cities, and the Metis Nation of Onatrio's Metis Culture Based Economic DEvelopment Grant.

Travelling Metis is comedy podcast hosted by Samantha Loney as she attempts to provide a better understanding of Metis culture using comedy with scripted vignettes, interviews with knowledge keepers and man on the street interviews.

In season one, we sit down with Metis artist Christi Belcourt, Juno nominated musician Donny Parenteau, Motherland actress Olivia Lucas and many more!

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A special thank you to our sponsors the Barrie South Simcoe Metis Council, the City of Barrie, 880 Cities and the Metis Nation of Ontario's Metis Culutre Based Economics Grant.

A young metis woman struggles with the decision to travel across the country to connect with her culture and distant family.

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This is an interactive podcast to be used as a learning tool by teachers and parents to help give their kids a wider perspective of culture. This episode is the Indigenous people’s but specifically the Metis. It is for children of all learning styles and encourages listeners to pause and start to ask questions, discuss, and even includes a worksheet to be done while listening.

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Dreamcatcher before

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Dreamcatcher after

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Fallon takes listeners on a funny rendition of her first “sleepover” at a classmates house living on the Reserve and we laugh as the highs and lows of her high school love life unfold, based loosely on true events. 

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Louis Riel said, “My people will sleep for one hundred years, but when they awake, it will be the artists who give them their spirit back.” This 14-week program is designed to connect creative Metis youth with their community and cultural ancestry by asking themselves the question, what does it mean to be Metis? These are their stories.

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Email: metisandmeprogram to find out how to share your story and what being Metis means to you.