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Essential Conversations rebroadcast an interview with equity activist and educator Rhiannon Bennett who is from the Musqueam First Nation.
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Essential Conversations rebroadcast an interview with equity activist and educator Rhiannon Bennett who is from the Musqueam First Nation.
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This hour features work from The Indigenous Brilliance Reading Series recorded live at Massy Books.
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Listen to an abridged recording of spoken word artist Zaccheus Jackson from the Denman Island Writer's Festival 2014 as part of our special programming marathon to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples' Day.
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Asani | Starwalker | Listen | ||
Beatrice Deer | You're With Me | My All To You | ||
Buffy Saint-Marie ft Tanya Tagaq | You Got To Run (Spirit of the Wind | Medicine Songs | ||
Lido Pimenta | La Capacidad | La Papessa | ||
Tanya Tagaq | Retribution | Retribution | ||
JB the First Lady | Exi$stance | Righteous Empowered Daughter | ||
Ziibiwan | Manitou | Time Limits (EP) | ||
Mich Cota | Kija/Care | Kija/Care | ||
Ulali | Mahk Jchi | Mahk Jchi | ||
Samantha Crain | For the Miner | Kid Face |
FemConquest featues the music of women-identified artists. For National Indigeous Peoples' Day, Ciara hosts with this special playlist.
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This is a rebroadcast of FNS 101 with Ana and the Indigenous Student Centre (ISC) at SFU.
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This half hour featues audio content from WINGS (Women's International News Gathering Service) 2018 episode entitled Native Women Canada.
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In this rebroadcast feature presentation we hear from T’uy’t’tanat-Cease Wyss, who was the Vancouver Public Library Indigenous Storyteller in Residence at the time of this recording.
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Tall Paul | Prayer in a Song | |||
JB the First Lady Ft. Dio Ganhdih | Front Lines | Righteous Empowered Daughter | ||
Maimouna Youssef | Stardust | The Reintroduction of MuMu Fresh | ||
T-Rhyme | Kill H.E.R | Diary of a Mad Red Woman | ||
Flying Down Thunder & Rise Ashen ft.Nano and Wabinokwey | Pineshishag Nigamowin | North Wind | ||
Reddnation | L.I.A.R. | Grown Folk Music | ||
Frank Waln | Aboriginal | |||
JB the First Lady | Exi$tsance | Righteous Empowered Daughter | ||
Litefoot | My Land | Good Day to Die | ||
Dio Ganhdih Ft. Sim Seezy | Smashin' | |||
prolific the rapper and a tribe called red | black snakes | |||
Drezus ft. Inez | Say | Indian Summer | ||
T- Rhyme | Ego | |||
Supaman | Why | illuminatives | ||
JB the First Lady ft. Kimmortal | All My Relations | Righteous Empowered Daughter | ||
Frank Waln | Oil 4 Blood | Born Ready | ||
Drezus | Warpath | Indian Summer | ||
JB the First Lady | Still Here | Meant to Be | ||
Miss Christie Lee | Experience | |||
Flying Down Thunder & Rise Ashen ft. Lil Theland - Wabinokwey and Nano | Rock Your World | North Wind | ||
JB the first lady | the most unprotected girl | Righteous Empowered Daughter | ||
Kayla Truth ft Garret Lyon | Replaced | Replaced | ||
Supaman | Prayer Loop Song | |||
***Nooky | Black Future | |||
Snotty Nose Rez Kids | Indian Car | S/T | ||
A.B. Original | January 26 | Reclaim Australia | ||
Snotty Nose Rez Kids | I Can't Remember My Name | TRAPLINE | ||
Angel Haze | A Tribe Called Red | Dirty Gold | ||
Drezus | The Sequel | Indian Summer | ||
City Natives | My People | Red City |
Our regularly scheduled program Straight No Chaser was preempted for National Indigenous Peoples' Day with this hip hop playlist featuring indigenous artists from Canada and beyond prepared by our Summer Programming Assistant, Ciara Reid. Listen up!
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Our regulared scheduled programming was preempted to bring you this special content for National Indigenous Peoples' Day. In this hour you can listen to Speak an Indigenous Language Parts 1 & 2.
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On National Aboriginal Day on June 21, 2018 the Port Moody Ecological Society will host a Traditional Coast Salish Blessing Ceremony to raise our post in Port Moody at the Noons Creek hatchery. This interview is with Tasha Faye Evans the project leader, she gives background of the project, the challenges and transformations in the community and with the municipal political leadership.
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In celebration of National Indigenous Peoples' Day, we air a recording of Lee Maracle talking about her book, Celia's Song.
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Leslie sits down with Bryan Myles, interim director of the Bill Reid Centre at Simon Fraser University to discuss Indigenous art and cultural work. They talk about BRC’s history, contemporary work and collaborations, the BRC online gallery, and Ímesh, BRC’s art walk app.
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In celebration of National Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we talk to Gunargie O’Sullivan, Indigenous broadcaster, advocate, and winner of the National Campus and Community Radio Association’s Community Radio Legend award! She and Leslie discuss Gunargie’s passion for community radio and her activism to uplift Indigenous voices. Before this interview, Leslie played the audio for Gunargie’s short film, Demolishing Grief, which explores healing and resilience for residential school survivors. And after the interview, Leslie airs a clip of one of Gunargie’s shows on Coop Radio, Sne’waylh. You can find more of Gunargie on her Facebook and on Coop Radio.
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On Speak Up! today, we air an audio recording of author Richard Wagamese (1955-2017) reading his book, Medicine Walk, at the 2014 Denman Island Readers and Writers Festival.
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Dennis Joseph | Opening Prayer | |||
DJ Kookum | https://www.djkookum.com | |||
Sister Says | https://sistersays.com/ | |||
Kristie McCracken | http://kristiemccracken.com/ | |||
Chersea | http://www.cherseamusic.com/ | |||
Oswelt | ||||
David Morin | http://www.davidmorinmusic.com/ | |||
Murray Porter | https://www.facebook.com/MURRAY-PORTER-108126181953/ |
This special programming for National Aboriginal Day features part one of a concert curated by Sister Says.
The concert, which took place at the Christ Church cathedral in collaboration with the Bill Reid Gallery on June 15th, 2017 showcased 8 Indigenous artists, including curating band Sister Says on a night of sharing and celebrating Coast Salish music and sound. Artists featured are: DJ Kookum, Sister Says, Kristie McCracken, Chersea, Oswelt, David Morin, Murray Porter and Dennis Joseph.
Sister Says' Artist Statement:
Giving Voice Concert is a stage for Indigenous and diverse performers. It’s a celebration of an array of different types of sounds where music ranges anywhere from spinning electronic and EDM to performances of blues music, activist hip hop, live looping, ambient and soul in an exceptional acoustic setting at Christ Church Cathedral. Curated by mixed Haida-Tsimshian contemporary music artists Gillian and Robert Thomson, from the soulful pop band Sister Says, the concert was inspired by Haida master artist Bill Reid’s concerts at the Haida House which were popular and easily accessible to all. One hundred complimentary tickets will be distributed to non-profit organizations that support lower-income families and youth. Giving Voice is also inspired by a need for different voices to be heard. As Indigenous and diverse people it is important that we work together to provide various platforms for performance and art. For the spectrum of different voices to be heard and for a larger understanding of what community truly means we also need to reach out, develop and expand our audiences. By collaborating with Bill Reid Gallery and Christ Church Cathedral we are utilizing the power of partnership to create our own space which is key because there is a lack of different types of venues and spaces in this city with diverse programming in mind. It’s not just about creating dialogue and talking about what we could do or what should happen it’s about actually doing it. Grace Dove (actor in The Revenant and host of APTN’s UnderEXPOSED) and Linsay Willier (Canada’s Next Top model and Actor), examples of inspiring young Indigenous voices, will speak throughout the night. Senior member of the Squamish Council and spiritual and cultural guide Dennis Joseph will open the night with a prayer and will also join in on harmonica.
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DJ Kookum | ||||
Sister Says | ||||
Kristie McCracken | ||||
Chersea | ||||
Oswelt |
This special programming for National Aboriginal Day features part two of a concert curated by Sister Says.
The concert, which took place at the Christ Church cathedral in collaboration with the Bill Reid Gallery on June 15th, 2017 showcased 8 Indigenous artists, including curating band Sister Says on a night of sharing and celebrating Coast Salish music and sound. Artists featured are: DJ Kookum, Sister Says, Kristie McCracken, Chersea, Oswelt, David Morin, Murray Porter and Dennis Joseph.
Sister Says' Artist Statement:
Giving Voice Concert is a stage for Indigenous and diverse performers. It’s a celebration of an array of different types of sounds where music ranges anywhere from spinning electronic and EDM to performances of blues music, activist hip hop, live looping, ambient and soul in an exceptional acoustic setting at Christ Church Cathedral. Curated by mixed Haida-Tsimshian contemporary music artists Gillian and Robert Thomson, from the soulful pop band Sister Says, the concert was inspired by Haida master artist Bill Reid’s concerts at the Haida House which were popular and easily accessible to all. One hundred complimentary tickets will be distributed to non-profit organizations that support lower-income families and youth. Giving Voice is also inspired by a need for different voices to be heard. As Indigenous and diverse people it is important that we work together to provide various platforms for performance and art. For the spectrum of different voices to be heard and for a larger understanding of what community truly means we also need to reach out, develop and expand our audiences. By collaborating with Bill Reid Gallery and Christ Church Cathedral we are utilizing the power of partnership to create our own space which is key because there is a lack of different types of venues and spaces in this city with diverse programming in mind. It’s not just about creating dialogue and talking about what we could do or what should happen it’s about actually doing it. Grace Dove (actor in The Revenant and host of APTN’s UnderEXPOSED) and Linsay Willier (Canada’s Next Top model and Actor), examples of inspiring young Indigenous voices, will speak throughout the night. Senior member of the Squamish Council and spiritual and cultural guide Dennis Joseph will open the night with a prayer and will also join in on harmonica.
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Arthur Manuel | Chapter 1 | Unsettling Canada: A National Wake-Up Call | Between the Lines | https://btlbooks.com/book/unsettling-canada |
An introduction to the novel Unsettling Canada: A National Wake-Up Call written by celebrated and powerful activist Arthur Manuel, who passed away this past year. Read by Jade Baxter, the first chapter offers an introduction into the long-standing and ongoing Indigenous activism for self-determination and sovereignty in Canada. There will be, in the following week, more chapters read by Jade Baxter on air during Speak Up! on CJSF 90.1FM.