A broken-hearted woman moves home to rebuild her life and give her young son roots through language and family.

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...

Housewife and grandmother Roberta struggles to fit the conformist society she lives in and turns to amphetamines to cure her boredom.

A male Chicken Dancer leaves a powwow and goes into the city, where he doesn’t quite fit in.

A Cherokee woman fights to protect her niece from an unlawful adoption by her white grandparents as she reckons with feeling distant from her own culture.

“Red” by Aroma (Ramon Kataquapit) is a song showing appreciation for Indigenous women.

A young Māori boy’s fascination with war comics comes closer to home than he could ever imagine.

When a boy from a broken home steals a peach from his neighbour's tree, he sets off events that will change him forever.

In the quiet, haunting landscapes where memory and reality intertwine, pîķîwî follows a Two-Spirit Métis person on a deeply personal and transformative journey of healing.