Join Rosanna Deerchild for a revealing, poignant and emotional conversation with Murray Sinclair, former Senator and Lead Commissioner of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

In this intimate, hour-long interview ⁠— recorded in his backyard gazebo ⁠— they discuss reconciliation: how far we’ve come, how far we have left to go and who is responsible for taking the journey.

Find out what kept him going during the TRC and what reconciliation looks like to him.

Through re-enactments and author interviews, This Place's 10-part series shares stories of Indigenous heroes, battles, triumphs and traditions. In this episode of Unreserved, you'll hear the story of Nimkii, a young girl who was taken from her family and who, years later, joined the resistance against the Children's Aid Society at Wabaseemoong in northwestern Ontario. And you’ll journey 330 years forward into an imagined Indigenous future.

Rosanna Deerchild is back in the host seat for the 8th season of Unreserved.

In this episode, we showcase the CBC podcast This Place, which tells the stories of Indigenous people who shaped the course of history in Canada.

You'll journey back to the shores of the Red River in 1868 and meet Annie Bannatyne, a formidable Métis woman who was the muse for Louis Riel's resistance.

Then you'll travel deep into the boreal forest of northwest Ontario... back to a time when the Oji-Cree people still lived by their own laws and customs... and hear the story of Wahsakapeequay, a woman who was possessed by the greedy dark spirit Windigo.

This Place is a brand new podcast hosted by Rosanna Deerchild. We've got a sneak listen to the trailer just for Unreserved fans!

As we wrap up this season of Unreserved, we’re looking back at some of our favourite moments with host Falen Johnson.

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.