Jiajia Li talks about her journey as a first generation Chinese Canadian flutist and how music connects her to her family and culture back home.

Kari Woo chats about her mixed media work that reflect on ancestral worship, loss of memories and exploring her identity and family history as a fourth generation Chinese Canadian.

Learn about the collaborative process between Mao Chen & Chris Savage of Mao Projects, and how Eastern and Western cultures inform their ceramic works.

Carrie Yap chats about the revival of Cantonese Opera through her work as a milliner, and placemaking in today's Chinatown for the younger generation.

Follow the journey of Alex Kwong's four generations of family history from Interior BC to Alberta and their connection to the construction of the railroad.

In this episode, the Fort Calgary team chats with Phyllis Webstad, the founder and ambassador of the Orange Shirt Society. She talks about her work sharing her story across Canada, and raising awareness about the impacts of the residential school system.

Troy is joined by guest host Adrienne Dewsberry to talk with Dr. Peter Dawson, archaeology professor at UCalgary, about the role digital technology plays in preserving endangered and remote heritage sites.

Content Warning: this episode includes discussion of residential schools and the recent discoveries of unmarked graves at these sites.

Fort Calgary's Complex Stories podcast was renamed Unravelling Complex Stories in 2022.

Troy sits down with Nathan Provost from Piikani Nation to discuss environmental reconciliation, or reconciliation of the land, and to better understand Indigenous perspectives of the environment.

Fort Calgary's Complex Stories podcast was renamed Unravelling Complex Stories in 2022.

Troy and Allison kick off season two of Complex Stories with a discussion about the land — what it means and our relationship to it.

Fort Calgary's Complex Stories podcast was renamed Unravelling Complex Stories in 2022.