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Join us in a conversation with Daniel Sangrey as he shares his experience working in community with a focus on mental health, ceremony, language and culture.

Join us in this conversation where we explore Indigenous Governance with Isaac Murdoch.

2 Crees in a Pod has a conversation with the 1st Indigenous Minister of Indigenous Services, talking about being a mom, a woman and her service to others.

In this episode we discuss the differences between western/global science and Indigenous knowledges in science. Check out Kori’s podcast called Ancestral Science Podcast for additional resources!

Real life conversation and laughs with The Real Rank Podcast hosts Kairyn Potts and Scott Wabano!

We dive into conversation about identity and who are assuming roles in Indigenous spaces. Celeste talks about descendians, ethics and community relationships in this episode you don’t want to miss!

In this episode we talk to Dr. Bruno about his experiences and research in academia and fatherhood. He shares with us the importance of his work and purpose as a father to two boys with autism and how they are truly a gift.

2 Crees in a Pod sits with Dr.Rebecca Sockbeson to discuss racism and the impacts to Indigenous Knowledge and communities. Wrapped in love and respect, this episode explores stories that honour and acknowledge late Elder Francis Alexis.

2 Crees in a Pod sits down with Kyle to discuss the protection of Indigenous Knowledge and what Indigenous communities should consider in data sovereignty.

2 Crees in a Pod welcomes Dr. Jen Sidorova to engage in a conversation in her research as a Siberian Indigenous scholar in this episode.

2 Crees in a Pod brings together Jouvnas and Zakary to share their stories and work they do in the community in creating safe spaces.

In this conversation, we hear about space, place and music in the North. In sharing their familial relationships we hear about stories of love, culture and community.

2 Crees in a Pod invites Tłı̨chǫ Dene lawyer Roger Wah Shee to discuss human rights and Section 25 in relation to inclusion, tradition and rights.

In this mini series of “Stories from the North” we had the pleasure of sharing space with Nika and her mother Debbie. This conversation explores stories of love, land, language, reconnection and advocacy.

Join us in this conversation over tea, talking about work in difficult systems, truth, advocacy and love for one another.