
Stories of healing, culture, politics and spirit from an Ojibway writer—on both sides of the border and at the edges of the fire.
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I should probably mention up front that I don’t really know much about sports. Stick me at almost any sporting event, and I’m more than happy to sit in the stands, shove some fun stadium food off a paper plate into my mouth, and enthusiasti...
One of my favourite songs has always been “Empty Chairs at Empty Tables” from Les Misérables. It has been returning to me since Joseph Caldwell’s writing chair found its way into my life.
Author and playwright Joseph Caldwell’s writing cha...
On June 24, the team behind “People of the West” received one of those beautifully-rendered industry “thanks but no thanks” letters.
“Thank you so much for sharing. What a powerful story!” the Netflix representative wrote.
To para...
A caller to our radio show was furious. He said he was sick and tired of Indigenous people saying we are living on stolen land.
I understand why that phrase makes people defensive. They hear it as a personal accusation. They think: I didn’...
Agnes Patak describes herself as an Ecuadorian Elder, an activist, emcee, photographer, and the host and producer of Heart of the Earth, a Native programming show on KMUD Redwood Community Radio. She has spent decades supporting and documen...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Ojibway writer, artist, mental health counsellor & weekly co-host on SiriusXM. Professor of Indigenous studies. Citizen of Batchewana First Nation. I write about healing, culture, politics, art, & the wild holiness of staying human
Executive Director of IndigeHub & chef with 30 years in the industry. Focused on food sovereignty, regenerative systems, and Indigenous authority. When not in the kitchen, I’m on an '89 FXR or lost in the heavy atmosphere of psychedelic doom metal.
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