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Lesson 14 - Family and Kinship Terms
Beginner Saulteaux Lessons with Natalie Langan
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Lesson 13 - Introducing Yourself
Beginner Saulteaux Lessons with Natalie Langan
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Lesson 12 - Saulteaux and English
Beginner Saulteaux Lessons with Natalie Langan
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Lesson 11 - Singular and Plural
Beginner Saulteaux Lessons with Natalie Langan
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Lesson 10 - Colours
Beginner Saulteaux Lessons with Natalie Langan
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Lesson 9 - Animals, Bird, and Insects
Beginner Saulteaux Lessons with Natalie Langan
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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.
Victor Tssessaze
Licensed mental health therapist, Holly Toulejour interviews her third guest in Dene Teachings in Resilience.
Addiction and Resilience with Melissa Desjarlais
Holly Toulejour discusses mental health, addiction and resilience with Melissa Desjarlais in Dene and English.
Loss, grief and resilience with Marsha Janvier
Podcast host, Holly Toulejour speaks with her first guest, Marsha Janvier for Dene Teachings About Resilience.
Atrium Tour in Cree
Cree language learner and instructor, Darian Agecoutay narrates a tour of the First Nations University of Canada’s Atrium in Cree.
Flint Knapping with Gabriel LaMarche
Podcast host and producer, Eric Standing interviews his first guest, Anishinaabe Archeologist and flint-knapper, Gabriel LaMarche.
Parenting with Verna Cachene
Podcast host Darla Ponace discusses Saulteaux parenting with Verna Cachene.
Beef and Bannock
Mechif (Michif) hosts, Alex and Beatrice Pelletier cook up short ribs and bannock.
Pork Hock and White Bean Soup
Pork hock and white bean soup is made in this Michif cooking show.
Bullet Soup
Alex and Beatrice Pelletier cook Métis traditional fare -Bullet Soup in Michif.
Neckbones and Bannock
Traditional Métis fare - neckbones and bannock are made in this first episode of Mamaw Sachweezin with Alex and Beatrice Pelletier.
Michif with Mon Oncle Samson
Podcast host Miranda Hanus interviews Samson LaMontagne about his love for teaching Michif.
Darian Agecoutay
Saskatchewan podcast host, Miranda Hanus interviews Cree language teacher and learner, Darian Agecoutay about language revitalization in English.
namahon makipazo with Natalie Langan
Conversation with Saulteaux language speaker, Natalie Langan about how, when, where she learned her language and how she is keeping it alive today.
Larry Gardiner
Long time Cree/Michif broadcaster Robert Merasty speaks with Larry Gardiner on fishing and living on the land.
Vince Ahenakew
Robert Merasty speaks with Michif language advocate and teacher, Vince Ahenakew.
Conclusion with Jimmy D.
Robert Merasty, Michif and Cree broadcaster, concludes his interview with his first guest, Mr. Jimmy Durocher, aka Jimmy D. They discuss how the Métis Nation of Saskatchewan began.
Jimmy D. - Part 2
Robert Merasty, Michif and Cree broadcaster, continues his interview with his first guest, Mr. Jimmy Durocher, aka Jimmy D. They discuss how the Métis Nation of Saskatchewan began.