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The Aunties Dandelion — 54 episodes
On Earthen Arts and Indigenous Mentorship
On Quahog, Wampum, and Community Care
How Food Shapes Who We Become | Mohawk Food Sovereigntist/Entrepreneur Kendal Garlow
How To Make Birthing a Ceremony
How To Make Indigenous-led Movies
Holding Institutions Accountable to Indigenous Communities
How The Land Can Shape Your Emotional Health
Global and Local Impacts of Indigenous Art
How Nature's Filtration System Protects Water, Life, and Culture
Connecting Law, Wellness and Spirit
Addressing Bullying and Lateral Violence in our Communities
The Next Generation of Seed Keepers
Creating Spaces for Play and Community
Why Care For One Another is Care for Ourselves
A Way of Life Guided by Peace, Power and Righteousness
How Seeds Inspire Art
The Power of Indigenous Podcasting
Reconnecting With Ancestors and a Journey Back to Community
Protecting Feathers, Connecting Community, Creating Art
Honouring Lakota Water Protector, Auntie Germaine Tremmel (kénha)
Justice at the Intersection of Indigenous and Western Law
How Indigenous Values are Transforming Film
How the Aunties Are Saving Tuscarora Language
Understanding Indigenous Taiwan
Carrying Kanyen'ké:ha Mohawk Language Forward
Filmmakers Shaping the Future of Indigenous Cinema
40 Years of Groundbreaking Indigenous Art and the 500 Year Itch
The Totality Eclipse and the Future of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy
How Haudenosaunee Sky Knowledge Impacts Us All
Indigenous Language Is a Community Adventure
The Beautiful Entanglement of Art and Mohawk Language
How Indigenous Song Connects and Heals
The Beautiful, Awkward Journey of Finding Identity Through Art
The Radical Difference of Indigenous Education
How We Find and Hold Onto Language
How Earth and Film Shape One Another
“The People Are Beautiful Already”
How the Shame of the Past Can Spark the Future
Bringing an Indigenous Worldview To The Filmmaking Industry
Reenvisioning Art and Education Through Indigenous Worldviews
How Indigenous Knowledge and Western Science Respond to Disaster
The Devastating Legacy of Stolen Indigenous Children
Renaming Post-Partum Depression
Saving the Mohawk Language
The Pain and the Power of Being Two-Spirit
How Futurist Music Amplifies History and Identity (Part 2)
How Futurist Music Amplifies History and Identity (Part 1)
When Indigenous Language Becomes a Family Adventure
An Oneida Lawyer Confronts Pope Francis on Residential Schools
On Mental Wellness in Indian Country - From London
How Indigenous Values Are Changing One Filmmaker's Path
How the Deep Love of Family and Community Shapes Every Film
How Mohawk Language Learning Challenges, Transforms, and Connects
The Deep Responsibility and Profound Joy of Keeping the Seeds