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Metawewin
by Elijah Buffalo
Welcome to Metawewin, a podcast hosted by Elijah Buffalo about sports, games, fitness, health and wellness and the relationship Indigenous peoples have with sport through ceremony, function, recreation, and education. The podcast looks to explore the importance of sport in culture, barriers for Indigenous athletes, and to share good stories of how sport shapes us.
Episodes
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Mel H Buffalo - Orange Shirt Day re-release
Re-release of this chat with my late-dad from July 2021 where we talked Sports, Residential School, and Treaty. As we reflect on what Sept 30 means I think back to my dad's experience and I couldn't think of a better way to add to the conversation then to re-share his words.
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Myc Sharratt: Music, Hockey, and growing up in Nanaimo
I sat down with a good friend Myc Sharratt. This one is a bit different than other episodes as there is a lot of familiarity and banter between us. I wanted to get Myc on to discuss some daily acts of resurgence through art and sport and it's great to see how far he's come as a musician. As two...
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Talking Soccer with Coach Bill Wasden
William Wasden Sr has been coaching and playing soccer in Alert Bay and beyond for many years. We had a chat about the history of soccer in his community and how the sport has become part of his culture.
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Up the Mob with Nat Heath
Having a yarn with First Nations Australian triathlete Nat Heath. Nat is the founder of TRIMOB, an Australian triathlon club that empowers Indigenous people through the sport of triathlon. TRIMOB is making a difference in endurance sports by increasing inclusion and bringing awareness of…
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Learning to Listen with Kikila Perrin
Kikila Perrin is an Interdisciplinary PhD student at the University of Victoria. As a settler he is actively learning what he can do to contribute to landback in a constructive way. tinyurl.com/listentotheland Twitter: @kikilabodhi Instagram: @kikilaperrin
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Molecular Decolonization with Dr. Michael Yellowbird
Chatting with Dr. Michael Yellowbird on how colonialism influences Indigenous peoples at the molecular and cellular level.
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Dr. Janice Forsyth: Sport and Games in our lives
Dr. Janice Forsyth joins me to discuss the role sport has in Indigenous culture from the historical, colonial, and contemporary lenses that we use to understand and apply sport to our lives. https://janiceforsyth.ca Twitter: @janiceatwestern
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Shayna Powless
Shayna Powless shares her story of how she got into the world of cycling and talks about her journey as a professional athlete. She is the co-founder of the Dream Catcher Foundation, advocating for awareness of MMIWG2S. https://www.dreamcatcherfdn.org https://shaynapowless.com
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Indigenous Games for Life: Dr. Gregory Cajete
In this episode Dr. Gregory Cajete joins me to discuss sports, games, culture, and education.
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Dr. Eric Tippeconnic: Art, Motion, and Education
Sitting down with Eric Tippeconnic to chat about art, sports, and education. Eric is a Comanche artist, educator, and athlete who teaches in the American Indian Studies program at Cal State San Marcos. He has a PhD in History from UNM and I was fortunate enough to talk about his research, his…
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Teachings in the Air with Gerry Oldman
Sitting down with Elder Gerry Oldman from Teachings in the Air, to talk about health, movement, and development. Gerry Oldman is a member of the St’at’imc Nation from Tsal’alh (Shalalth B.C.) and is living in Brandon Manitoba and has been involved as a change agent for First Nations communities…
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Mel H Buffalo
Talking with my dad, Mel H, about things like sports, Residential School, and Treaty.
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Amiel Flett-Brown
Chatting with Amiel about his journey as a cyclist, which includes representing Canada on the track and how cycling can be a resource for personal expression and development. It's a long one, but I hope people can find the time to listen to the whole conversation.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to Metawewin, a podcast hosted by Elijah Buffalo about sports, games, fitness, health and wellness and the relationship Indigenous peoples have with sport through ceremony, function, recreation, and education. The podcast looks to explore the importance of sport in culture, barriers for Indigenous athletes, and to share good stories of how sport shapes us.
HOSTED BY
Elijah Buffalo
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Welcome to Metawewin, a podcast hosted by Elijah Buffalo about sports, games, fitness, health and wellness and the relationship Indigenous peoples have with sport through ceremony, function, recreation, and education. The podcast looks to explore the importance of sport in culture, barriers for...
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