There may not be the usual red carpet event for the Juno Awards this year, but artists are still anxious for Canada’s biggest night in music. This week, meet all the nominees for Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year.

This week on Unreserved, we look at how clothing is a way of making a statement and telling people what you believe. Fashion can empower, it can challenge, and it can be deeply political.

This week on Unreserved, we hear from language learners across Turtle Island who are helping make their language more accessible to people who want to learn.

Indigenous people have rich and complex relationships with music, and as our communities grow and change, so does the music we make. Today on Unreserved, how Indigenous musicians are reclaiming their identities through music.

More and more Indigenous creatives are turning to podcasting as a way to share stories. This week on Unreserved, we're talking with Indigenous podcasters who are decolonizing the airwaves.

This week on Unreserved, we're talking with Indigenous people who are reshaping spaces and reframing how we look at architecture.

It has been a busy time in the Indigenous literary world lately. It seems, wherever you look, a hot new title is hitting bookstore shelves. This week on Unreserved, we hear from Indigenous authors making waves across Turtle Island.

It has been almost a year since the novel coronavirus was declared a global pandemic. Its effects are still being determined, one thing remains true; Indigenous ways of connecting are evolving.

This week on Unreserved, how Indigenous people are turning to digital communities, storytelling and culture to feel connected, and get rid of the isolation blues.

The Plains Cree actor and performer from Muskeg Lake Cree Nation in Saskatchewan has appeared in more than 50 films and TV shows, ranging from prominent Indigenous leaders like Sitting Bull to Gooch in Dance Me Outside, one of his most well-known roles.

Many Indigenous people used their extended time at home to learn new skills and things that helped them feel closer to their identity — whether it was moose hide tanning, learning a language or beadwork. This week on Unreserved, how Indigenous people are learning traditional skills to beat the quarantine blues.