Becky is an Inuk mom originally from Ikpiarjuk, Nunavut now residing in southern Canada. Most of her music is written and sung in Inuktitut. Becky enjoys keeping in touch with her culture through her music, which is heard more and more beyond the North.

Why do I think we need a podcast that features Inuktitut content? I hope it will others to do the same and we’ll be able to keep hearing Inuktitut on the podcast waves.

Baby Anika and Grandma connecting over the phone on Sunday! Listen to Anika from her first heart beats to the sounds she shares with her loving 85 year Great Grandmother. These two hold a genuine place in my heart, what better way to get my podcast rolling than with my Grandma and her great granddaughter together via technology. Much love.

Tunngasugit nipiliuqsimajunit tusarannaqattarit, qanuruinnaq unikkaqqtillunga uvvalu asinnik apiqsuqattaqtillunga. Aingai. An idea of what you’ll hear from my podcasts. I love learning, so now I’ll be sharing as I move through my journey. My introduction to the podcast is to share what I hope to do as I record my thoughts, interview others, and learn more about my community. If you speak both English and Inuktitut, you’ll feel the most connected as my recordings will weave through both languages in no particular order. Welcome!