
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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Today is 9/25 (September 25th), which has been adopted by many communities as a day to celebrate Dolly Parton. It’s a wink and a nod to her song “9 to 5”.
So, I hope you tumbled out of bed, and stumbled to the kitchen to pour yourself a cu...
For the last three years, I’ve been involved in NYC Climate Week events. I’ve helped organize and produce them, and I’ve spoken at events. This year, I was invited to participate in a Climate Week event about Indigenous knowledge, climate c...
I teach Indigenous studies. Over the last few weeks, I’ve been preparing my curriculum for the fall. One of the first things I want my students to understand is that I’m not there to tell them what to think. My goal is to try to help them n...
Last September, Indigenous designers, models, artists, musicians, aunties, organizers and all-around forces of nature gathered in Lenape Hoking (New York City) and made something extraordinary happen. There were runways, parties, panels and...
I was walking through Greenwich Village with an older friend when we happened to pass this door on Bedford Street. I was occupied with important thoughts like “do I want another coffee” or “have I had too much coffee” when, out of the blue,...
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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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