After a book tour, self-help guru Daniel Wolf battles loneliness and anxiety. Reconnecting with an estranged friend, he spirals into a drug-fueled journey, confronting his mental health and addiction.
On a cold Toronto night, a tight-knit collective of friends embark on an unusual mission — tapping maple trees in their neighbourhood. This simple act becomes a reflection on belonging and tradition.
The Aunties Dandelion - Aunties Emergent Podcasting Program offers training, feedback, resources, and our platform to rising Indigenous media makers as they amplify their voices and stories of their communities.
On the day of her wedding, a young Ojibwe woman contemplates the consequences of her decision to marry a non-Indigenous man as she prepares for their impending nuptials.
“Stars Rise” by Aroma (Ramon Kataquapit) is a song about his first musical inspiration and how it seemed he would only ever reach her when the stars rose.
The Innu families of Pessamit led a nomadic life between the coast and their ancestral territories. The hydroelectric dams built since 1950 have submerged their legacy. Jean Luc Kanapé meets the last nomads whose memories of the land persist.
Sickle & Sash is a Métis podcast made for, and by, Métis people. The series seeks to reunify radical Métis politics and culture, combatting cultural imperialism and empowering the Nation.
On a beautiful summer day in the 1950s, a young girl watches the countryside go by from the backseat of a car. She arrives to find that the end of her journey is simply the beginning...
