Food security has a different meaning to everyone. In this week's episode, Sonya Cloutier joins Kerri and Jessica to talk about several food security initiatives that are happening right now in the RHW. In addition, Sonya shares some helpful ways we contribute to...

Do you ever wonder why you or a loved one can't overcome an addiction? In this week's episode, Aaniish Naa Manager - Dorothy Coad joins us to talk about the stages of addiction and the pathways to recovery in the Niigaaniin Services Endaayaan...

Do you ever wonder why you or a loved one can't overcome an addiction? In this week's episode, Aaniish Naa Manager - Dorothy Coad joins us to talk about the stages of addiction and the pathways to recovery in the Niigaaniin Services Endaayaan...

What if we told the story of colonization from an indigenous perspective? From the perspective of the land? How would that influence how we co-exist with nature? The truth is, Turtle Island has been taken, extracted, and used for the benefit of money rather than the...

"When you think about our language, it's alive; it's always moving, it's descriptive, it's old. When we talk in the language, we don't have to draw pictures, and we don't have to write things down because when you're telling stories...

Jessica and Kerri debate the pros and cons of revitalizing Indigenous culture and nationhood versus decolonizing our communities, governance, and those around us. Do you know the difference? To stay up to date, follow & like our social media pages!...

From the Indigenous urge to put the mattress on the living room floor, all the way up to the most famous Indigenous comedians in the nation, Jessica and Kerri talk about just how funny Indigenous people are. Humour is an Anishinaabe specialty, and it's a dish...

In this episode, we welcome special guest Quinn Meawasige, a language speaker and member of Serpent River First Nation, or as it's traditionally known, Genaabajing. Kerri and Quinn talk about how the names of certain places came to be, and some place names you...

Everyone deserves to live a good life. This is the underlying belief of Mino Bimaadizidaa. Funny stories, life lessons and heart wrenching moments have all be part of the journey, both for facilitators and community members alike. Dorothy and Kerri join Jessica to...

This episode is recorded only in  Anishinaabemowin.  This week, Jessica and Robyn welcome Albert Owl, a teacher and fluent Anishinaabemowin speaker from Sagamok Anishnawbek. We talk about Tasenwan, and what this day means to all of us. Tasenwan is also known as "All...

Gimaa (Chief)  Brent Bissaillion of Serpent River First Nation joins us as a special guest! Hosted by Jessica and Kerri, Gimaa shares his story, and some philosophy with us.  We talk about what it means to be 2SLGBTQQIA and Anishinaabe in the modern world, leading his...

On September 30th, we reflect on Canada's  National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. In honour of Indian Residential School survivors, and those who never made it home. Robyn discusses her experiences attending a residential day school in...

September 9th of each year, we celebrate the signing of the Robinson Huron Waawiindamaagewin (Treaty). This year, we gather to rekindle our council fire. Signed in 1850, spanning 21 First Nations, and hundreds of kilometres, our treaty is older than Canada itself....