Podcast producer, Christina Gervais has Lakota/Nakota/Dakota Elder Harold Blacksmith share a morning prayer in Lakota.

Ty and Avaley Delorme teach us a Plains Cree Morning Prayer. For the beginning Cree learner/speaker.

School Teacher, Samson LaMontagne learns a Northern Michif Morning Prayer from Elder Louise Oelke. They also discuss protocol, pronunciation and include a key word resource.

Holly Toulejour interviews her fifth and final guest on the value, benefits and current occupation for graduates of the Dene Teachers Education Program through the First Nations University of Canada.

Saskatchewan podcast host, Holly Toulejour continues her series on the Dene Teacher Education Program with educator, Dawn Herman.

Podcast host, Holly Toulejour interviews her third subject, Gabrielle Fontaine, graduate of the DTEP (Dene Teachers’ Education Program) through the First Nations University of Canada.

Dene speaker, Holly Toulejour continues her series on the Dene Teacher Education Program offered by the First Nations University of Canada. In this episode she speaks with educator, Patricia Laprise.

Holly Toulejour interviews DTEP (Dene Teacher Education Program) graduate Ashton Janvier.

Podcast host Christine Fiddler interviews her final Cree Waterhen elder, Mary Anne Martel.

Christine Fiddler interviews Cree Waterhen Lake First Nation elder Theresa Martell about her memories.

Christine Fiddler speaks with Cree Elder Michael Ernest.

Christine Fiddler speaks with Cree Elder Martin Larocque.

Saskatchewan podcaster, Christine Fiddler interviews Waterhen Elder and her Cree grandmother, Emma Ernest.

Christina Fiddler interviews five Cree Elders on traditions, experiences, treaties and language. All conversations are from the Waterhen Lake First Nation Oral History Project.

Solomon Ratt, Cree language and literature professor at First Nations University of Canada speaks about language and knowledge transfer in Indigenous communities.

Solomon Ratt, Cree language and literature professor at First Nations University of Canada speaks about language and knowledge transfer in Indigenous communities.

Solomon Ratt, Cree language and literature professor at First Nations University of Canada speaks about language and knowledge transfer in Indigenous communities.

Solomon Ratt, Cree language and literature professor at First Nations University of Canada speaks about language and knowledge transfer in Indigenous communities.

Broadcaster, Robert Merasty speaks with residential school survivor, Eliza Aubichon in Cree

Veteran broadcaster, Pauline Clarke provides relationship advice in Cree to her callers.