Our Storytellers
Our Storytellers
Welcome to Our Storytellers, a podcast dedicated to the preservation and celebration of Indigenous oral history and the profound knowledge gained through lived experiences. In each episode, we embark on a captivating journey into the heart of Indigenous cultures, guided by the voices of elders, knowledge keepers, activists, artists, and everyday community members. Together, we explore the rich tapestry of Indigenous heritage, unveiling the wisdom, struggles, and triumphs that have shaped these extraordinary storytellers.
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17 de may. de 2026
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#2 - Get to know your Host, Riel Drury - What's the Vision for the Podcast? 05.11.2023 36:19
In this episode of the Our Storytellers Podcast, we're getting to know the host of the Podcast, Riel Drury. Riel is Cree-Métis, born and raised in British Columbia, but whose roots run back to Red River, Manitoba. Riel is joined by Ryan "Jimbo" Jim, the Director of Listener Experience of the podcast. We've been putting in the work! Any questions, please ask. Love Riel
#1 Barbara Wyss - Squamish Matriarch, St. Pauls Indian Residential School, Love and Education 01.10.2023 1:52:33
Discover the living heartbeat of Indigenous heritage in this captivating episode of Our Storytellers as we sit down with a remarkable guest, Barbara Kultsia Wyss. Barbara, a revered Matriarch of the Squamish Nation's Nahanee family, carries within her the sacred thread that connects her family's lineage to Khastilano. Barbara's books are available to order through her website here: htt...
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