Sounds Like Land

Part 1 of this episode includes an introduction by Tania Willard and Lisa Myers, and a conversation between Skawennati, Solomon Enos, and Jason Lewis.  Part 2 involves an introduction by Skawennati and a conversation between Lisa Myers and Scott Benesiinaabandan. www.soundslikeland.ca contact@soundslikeland.ca   Follow us and spread the word!  Instagram Facebook Spotify Apple Podcasts

Part 1 of this episode includes an introduction by Tania Willard and Lisa Myers, and a conversation between Skawennati, Solomon Enos, and Jason Lewis.  Part 2 involves an introduction by Skawennati and conversation between Lisa Myers and  Scott Benesiinaabandan. www.soundslikeland.ca contact@soundslikeland.ca   Follow us and spread the word!  Instagram Facebook Spotify Apple Podcasts

Episode Host Lisa Myers is an independent curator, artist and an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change at York University. She is the York University Research Chair in Indigenous Art and Curatorial practice and has curated exhibitions in public galleries and artist run centres across Canada. Lisa is a member of Chimnissing, Beausoleil First Nation. Lisa’s research fo...

This episode is co-hosted by Red River Métis artist, curator, and scholar Suzanne Morrissette. Suzanne takes us to Winnipeg, her hometown, and sits by the Red River with teacher and Knowledge Holder Connie West-Buck, then meets Anishinaabe curator and interdisciplinary artist Jaimie Isaac, and later speaks with Ininiw geophysicist and community educator and organizer, Becky Cook. Throughout these...

From a swamp walk within Cold Lake First Nation, to an artist-led garden in downtown amiskwacîwâskahikan / Edmonton, Laura Grier speaks with Nigel Robinson, Auntie Tiffany Janvier, Becca Taylor and Christina Battle on building resilience and sharing intergenerational knowledge, through medicine, ceremony and gardens. www.soundslikeland.ca contact@soundslikeland.ca   Follow us and spread the word! ...

This episode takes place in Secwepmcúlecw and Syilx territories, places steeped in the power of Indigenous resistance! Tania Willard visits three matriarchs near her home in Secwépemc territory and her work in Syilx territories, discussing their robust contributions on land and language revitalization. Tania speaks with Dr. Jeanette Armstrong, a Syilx writer, teacher, fluent speaker, and Knowledge...

Sounds Like Land unfurls at Harmony Garden, a community-centered food forest located in X̱wemelch'stn / Squamish Nation Capilano Reserve. This episode is co-hosted by T’uy’t’tanat Cease Wyss (Skwxwu7mesh, Sto:lo, Hawaiian, Swiss), an interdisciplinary artist, educator, and ethnobotanist who works in gardens to create biodiversity, vibrant communities, and opportunities for youth to engage in inter...

Listen to the trailer of Sounds Like Land! We are so excited to be sharing this with you and can't wait for you to dive into the rest of our show! www.soundslikeland.ca contact@soundslikeland.ca   Follow us and spread the word!  Instagram Facebook Spotify Apple Podcasts