All Episodes

A Day To Listen 2026: Honouring Truth with Action.

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

Becky Han: Sharing Inuktitut with Music and Social Media

Kyla Pascal: Understanding Indigenous Food Sovereignty

GR Gritt: Language In Music

Stephanie Harpe: Reconciliation and Healing

Peatr Thomas: Reclaiming and painting the old HBC Buliding

Diane Roussin: Relationships and Reconcilliation

David Robertson: The importance of Indigenous Representation in Literature

Mimi O'Bonsawin: Reconnecting with the Land with Gardening and Music

Stewart Gonzales: Residential School Survivor, General Councillor for the Squamish Nation

Salia Joseph: Squamish language learner and Executive Director of The Sníchim Foundation

Duke Redbird Reads 'Our Mother The Earth'

A Day To Listen 2022 is this Friday.

Pete Sackaney

Tanya Talaga

Dr. Alika Lafontaine - Part 2

Tabatha Bull

Cora-Lee McGuire-Cyrette

Shina Novalinga

Isaac Murdoch/Bombgiizhik Part 2

Theresa Hall

Bob Watts

Rebecca Thomas

Elder Claudette Commanda

Nancy Hollman

Isaac Murdoch/Bombgiizhik

Brad Baker

Heather Bear

Theland Kicknosway

Harriet Visitor

DJ O Show

Phyllis Webstad

Dr Alika Lafontaine

A Day To Listen - Wednesday June 30, 2021