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Centennial Child
Gary Tinker shares memories of his childhood growing up between a foster home in the south, and as one of 15 children at his home in Pinehouse, Northern Saskatchewan.
Wesakacak Braids the Sun
In “wîsahkêcâhk Braids the Sun,” Jesse Archibald-Barber reworks the traditional story of how wîsahkêcâhk snared the sun to make earth warmer and more comfortable, only to soon regret the calamitous consequences of his shenanigans!
opaskowipîsim, ohpahowipîsim, nôcihitowipîsim
Cree knowledge keeper Solomon Ratt and teacher Darian Agecoutay discuss the Cree months of opaskowipîsim, ohpahowipîsim, nôcihitowipîsim.
pimahamowipîsim, kaskatinowipîsim,thithikopîwipîsim
Cree knowledge keeper Solomon Ratt and teacher Darian Agecoutay discuss the Cree months of pimahamowipîsim, kaskatinowipîsim and
thithikopîwipîsim.
niskipîsim, athîkipîsim and opiniyâwîwipîsim
Cree knowledge keeper Solomon Ratt and teacherDarian Agecoutay discuss the Cree months of niskipîsim, athîkipîsim and opiniyâwîwipîsim.
opâwahcikanasîs, kisîpîsim, mikisiwipîsim
Cree knowledge keeper Solomon Ratt and teacherDarian Agecoutay discuss the Cree months of opâwahcikanasîs, kisîpîsim, mikisiwipîsim.
opâwahcikanasîs
Cree Language keeper Solomon Ratt and Cree teacher Darian Agecoutay discuss the Cree calendar based on activities done during each season.
PhD journeys as indigenous students - Part 2
Cree podcast host Charlotte Ross speaks with BillCook and Dr. Kevin Lewis about their educational journeys as indigenous students.
PhD journeys as indigenous students - Part 1
Cree podcast host Charlotte Ross speaks with BillCook and Dr. Kevin Lewis about their educational journeys as indigenous students.
Vince Natamogan -Cree Radio Host
Summer student Drake Mccallum interviews veteran broadcaster, Vince Natamogan.
Broadcasting with Tsi-Boy
Drake Mccallum interviews Cree hockey broadcaster Clarence Tsi-Boy Iron.
The Connection to the Land with Dr. Herman Michell
Sibling podcaster duo, Alicia Morrow and Lexie Obey continue their language revitalization series with Dr. Herman Michell.
The Cree Language Challenge with Skye Durocher
Sister duo, Alicia Morrow and Lexie Obey interview Skye Durocher on language and learning. For English learners wanting to learn Cree keywords.
Celia Deschambeault
Andrea Custer and Charlotte Ross interview Celia Deschambeault about her Cree language journey and resource development.
Solomon Ratt
Andrea Custer and Charlotte Ross speak with Cree professor Solomon Ratt about the importance of language.
Leda Corrigal
Cree podcast hosts Andrea Custer and Charlotte Ross have a conversation with Leda Corrigal.
Conversing with Keith Goulet
Cree hosts Andrea Custer and Charlotte Ross talk with Keith Goulet.
Cree and Coffee Origin
Andrea Custer and Charlotte Ross have a lively discussion about their podcast and how they got their name. They also discuss the different Cree dialects and Silent Speakers.
pîsim pimâcihowin / The Sun Voyage and ispîhkacâhkosak kâ-nipicik / When Stars Die
Professor and poet Jesse Archibald-Barber sharestwo more of his Cree Star Stories poem in this second episode.