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.

Dakota Elder Angela Redman discusses traditional foods as medicines.

Saskatchewan podcast host Mercedes Redman interviews her kunshi, Angela Redman, to discuss Dakota food sovereignty.

Podcast host Mercedes Redman speaks with her grandmother, Dakota Elder Angela Redman on Dakota teachings of plants for food and medicine.

In Episode one of Wicozani, host, Mercedes Redman introduces us to Dakota Elder, Angela Redman. Elder Redman recounts how she initially lost her language and what she is doing now to regain it.