Join host Samantha Loney for an important conversation with Taylor Manser, an enviornmental advisor at the Metis Nation of Ontario's Lands and Resource Consultation Branch. We discuss the importance of consulting with Indigenous communties when it comes to the enviornment, she uses two-eyed seeing in her work and how to be a good ally to Indigenous Peoples.

If you are an MNO citizen and would like to learn more about how you can have your voice heard when it comes to consultation and enviornmental projects in your area, visit Lands, Resources & Consultations | Métis Nation of Ontario to find more information.

This episode was made possible with the support of 880 Cities, the Metis Nation of Ontario's Culture and Economic Grant along with the Rural Ontario Changemakers program.

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Join host Samantha Loney as she speaks with author Arnolda Dufour-Bowes about her father's experience as a road allowance Metis, the importance of storytelling for healing and how she is helping educators teach Metis history.

You can check out Arnolda's Apples and Traintracks exhibit at Back to Batoche this summer and check out the next book in the Maggie Lou Firefox book series August 2025. To learn more about Arnolda's work visit arnoldadufourbowes.com.

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Join host Samantha Loney as she sits down with two-spirit Metis artist Jason Baerg to discuss the fight for Metis representation in the Indigenous art world, the importance of art in uplifting the Metis Nation and his life growing up in St. Albert, Saskatchewan.

You can learn more about Jason Baerg at www.jasonbaerg.ca.

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