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Has a spark moment happened in your life yet?  An experience, story, or comment that changes you from passive bystander to active ally?

Cohosts Jessica Vandenberghe and George Lee explore the roles of non-Indigenous allies in truth and conciliation, along with the use of celebrity platforms to shine a light on Indigenous issues.

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Armed with a new Cree name she continues to explore, Glinis Buffalo looks at life during the lockdown, the nuances of her profession, her relationship with the Buffalo Treaty, and other facets of being a professional Indigenous woman in mainstream society. 

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A First Nations member who grew up on the reserve, Ruby Littlechild has succeeded in the city while raising daughters, bridging communities, and using education and ceremony to heal from the intergenerational trauma of her childhood.

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After interviewing Matthew Oliver for Episode 2 and before dropping Episode 4, featuring Ruby Littlechild, cohosts Jessica and George discuss their own ancestries—and how looking backward can be especially difficult for Indigenous peoples. Also: a few updates on the progress and impact of the podcast.

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Matthew Oliver discusses the historical and contemporary roles of his people as a bridge between Canada's settler and Indigenous communities. The engineer, Anglican minister, and retired CAF member says conciliation is more than a nice-to-have for his country. If we hope to persist as a successful nation, it's a necessity.
Jessica Vandenberghe and George Lee, meanwhile, discuss the future of the podcast and the impact of the pilot episode.

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Meet the hosts of this new podcast and learn why they care about reimagining Canada as a nation of nation. Jessica Vandenberghe, an Indigenous engineer, and George Lee, a settler journalist, lay the foundation for future interviews and discussions in pursuit of truth and conciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.
How are we dealing with racism, forced assimilation, and the continued effects of colonization? What are we doing, individually and collectively, to enact the calls to action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission?

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