Podcasts from our network, the land, and communities
Indigenous Wellbeing & Research Podcasts
from the Wabanaki-Labrador Regions
WLN Shorts Podcast
Podcast series which will host conversations with our network members and other people of interest to our members. Find the podcast episodes on spotify here.
Indigenous Research Spotlight
The quest toward decolonization isn’t easy or simple. Academia and knowledge-gathering and sharing institutions have had to reconsider many “default” practices and standards, including long-held research methodologies and teaching techniques and focuses. A new podcast series from an Acadia University researcher aims to shed light on the topic and encourage more conversations. By exploring better ways to incorporate trauma-informed education, inclusivity and equity, and critical issues that support decolonization, we can further foster Indigenous self-determination and community-led change. See full episode list and information at the podcast’s website at Acadia University here.
Aunties On Air …and some Uncles too
Lauren Stevens, Saige Purser, and Lisa Sockabasin (Wabanaki Public Health and Wellness) have made a podcast to amplify indigenous voices while building powerful connections through conversations, culture and community. For far too long, indigenous people have been targeted, silenced, and made nearly invisible by the societies that surround us. The values that maintained balance of our shared land and communities are old, valuable, and deeply needed in our world today. During our time together we will explore many topics through storytelling, laughter and sometimes tears. Come along on this journey where together we will feel the power of relationships and experience healing that comes with centering Wabanaki culture. Each month, and often more, we will share an episode with our guests to offer good medicine to all who join. Woliwon (Thank you)!
You can check out their episodes on their webpage here, or find them on Apple Podcasts!
Co-management Commons Podcast
It's all about conversations with the dedicated people who co-manage fish and wildlife, research and study the topic, and simply want to implement treaties to the best of their ability for the health and wellbeing of Indigenous Peoples in Canada. Host Jamie Snook, PhD works in the co-management field, studies, researches, and teaches the topic.
Listen to their episdoes here on Apple Podcasts
Other Indigenous Podcasts
The main focus of these podcasts are not neccessarily on Indigenous peoples of the Wabanaki-Labrador region but still provide invaluable insight and perspectives on one or more apsects of Indigenous wellbeing and/or research. The main focuses or themes of the podcast (if applicable) will be roughly categorized.
