A Day To Listen
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A Day To Listen is a society podcast hosted by Orbyt Media. It has 71 episodes, with the latest published September 2024.
On September 30, in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund (DWF) is proud to partner once again with major media outlets and radio stations in Canada for A DAY TO LISTEN.This year’s theme is All My Relations. All My Relations is a term used by Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island to express that everything is interconnected. Humans, animals, insects, plants, and inanimate objects are all related. We are connected through ancestors, land, communities, air, water - everything.
society ·en-US ·71 episodes
From Goose Bay to Bay Street with Clint Davis
But first, The Public Broadcaster and Reconciliation with Robert Doane
Building Upon a Father’s Legacy with Niigaan Sinclair
The Thrill of Victory, The Agony of Defeat with Waneek Horn-Miller
Breathing Life into Our Languages with Ronald Ignace
The Rise of Indigenous Economic Power with Carole Ann Hilton
Creating Systems of Change for Families with Kayla Frank
A Seat at the Table with Mike Degange
Missing Children, Unmarked Graves with Kimberly Murray
Health is More Than Healthcare with Dr. Marcia Anderson
Who is Reconciliation Up To? with Christa Big Canoe
Your Truth Becomes My Truth with Shelagh Rogers
A Conversation with Amber-Sekowan Daniels
A Conversation with Dr. Verne Ross
A Conversation with Michael Etherington
A Conversation with Apollo Hess
A Conversation with Madeleine Alakkariallak
A Conversation with Miles Richardson
A Conversation with Albert McLeod
A Conversation with Tina Keeper
A Conversation with Aly Bear
A Conversation with Sage Paul
A Conversation with John R Sylliboy
A Conversation with Taiaiake Alfred
Ilona Verley: Finding Your Voice
Victoria LaBillois: Breaking Business Barriers
Cindy Blackstock: Our Children Are The Future
Alan Greyeyes: Reciprocity & Reconcilation in the Music Industry
Sandra Laronde: Indigenous Storytelling On Stage
Jean Teillet: The Great Grandniece of Louis Riel
Jordin Tootoo: The First Inuk Player in the NHL
Amy Cardinal Christianson: Traditional Indigenous Fire Practices
Jeremy Dutcher: Motewolonuwok [The People of Great Spiritual Power]
Banakonda Bell: Traditional Knowledge & Teachings
Jared Visitor: The Great Nephew of Chanie Wenjack
Buffy Sainte-Marie: Indigenous Identity & the Impacts of Colonial Systems
Introducing "A Day to Listen"
Duke Redbird: Technology, Critical Thinking and the Search for Truth
Laurie Hermiston: Educating Future Generations
Johna Hupfield: Teaching Ojibwe
Peatr Thomas: Youth and the Future
Colin Van Loon: Representation in Film
GR Gritt: Arts & Identity
Terri Cardinal: Healing from Trauma
Becky Han: Beginner Inuktitut Words
Stewart Gonzales: Reconcilation and Listening
Waubgeshig Rice: Fiction Writing Inspired by Surroundings
Salia Joseph: Colonialism as a Structure, Not Just a Past Event
Duke Redbird: How to Connect with the Earth
Laurie Hermiston: Feeding The Community
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