Neqotkuk N’tetli Mikwi Tahasoltipen Podcast

Darrah Beaver’s Experience with the Education System

On this podcast, Pine talked about her legacy by discussing her thoughts, plans and dreams for within the education system. She talked a little on her personal life, her journey and how it took place with the help of others along the way. Pine also shared the struggles and the positives of being a PHD candidate; with having to go through schooling, personal roadblocks, and to bringing her dreams upon reality. Tune in to hear more!! 

Emma Hassencahl-Perley’s Experience as an Artist from Neqotkuk

On this podcast episode, Emma shares her story of becoming an artist, from her earliest memory to present time. Emma is a talented visual artist, curator, author and more from Neqotkuk. She discusses her inspiration behind some of her pieces of artwork, such as the hockey sticks that were created for the World Junior Hockey Championships.

Samaqani Cocahq/Natalie Sappier’s Journey with her Artistry

Influential multidisciplinary Neqotkuk artist, Samaqani Cocahq/Natalie Sappier sits down with us to talk about what led her to her path as a Wolastoqiyik artist, the different ways she gets inspired for a new piece of art, and where her love for art derived from. Listen in to hear about some of the inspiration and stories behind Natalie’s beautiful work, such as the hockey sticks that were created for the World Junior Hockey Championships.

Sarah Francis’ Experience with Walking in Two Worlds

Sarah Francis discusses her passion for being an educator and an advocate for Indigenous youth. She shares her experience with walking in two worlds (Indigenous worldview vs. westernized worldview), the impacts this has had on her life, how she continues to embrace her identity through dancing, ceremonies, beadwork, and more. Tune in to listen to Sarah’s insightful and beautiful journey.

A Conversation with Grand Chief Ron Tremblay/Spasaqsit Possesom

We get the chance to sit down with Chief Ron Tremblay “Spasaqsit Possesom” (spuz-akw-zid buz-za-zum) - morningstar burning, to discuss the importance of the language and culture we strive to reclaim and revitalize. Listen to hear this astounding episode of wisdom and teachings.

The Story of How Tanna Pirie Found Ceremony

This podcast episode may discuss difficult topics related to legacies of colonialism and the impacts it has and has had on the community that may be triggering to some audiences. This episode discusses alcohol and drug use, sexual abuse, personal experiences that may cause emotional distress, and heavy content including loss of identity, culture, and language. Viewer discretion is advised.
 
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Marina and Alex Moulton’s Journeys: Part Two

Marina and Alex Moulton join us to continue sharing about their journeys to finding and walking the red path. Tune in to hear the second part of their influential stories.

Marina and Alex Moulton’s Journeys: Part One

Marina and Alex Moulton, mother and daughter, join us to talk about their journeys to finding and walking the red path. Tune in to learn more about their influential stories regarding ceremonies, teachings, ancestors, wampum belts, the star lodge, and more! 

Ramona Nicholas’s Experience with Teaching

Ramona came back on the podcast to continue sharing about her journey and experience as an educator. Plus, tune in to hear Ramona drum and sing a Wolastoqey song!

Finding Ceremony with Ramona Nicholas

25 years ago, Ramona Nicholas started her journey with ceremonies after gaining an influential mentor. Since then, it has been a world wind of new opportunities, sharing the values of ceremonies, finding her voice and being a part of a prophecy. 
 
This podcast episode may discuss difficult topics related to legacies of colonialism and the impacts it has and has had on the community that may be triggering to some audiences. Viewer discretion is advised.