The Comeback Podcast

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The Comeback Podcast

Join two Indigenous sisters (and sometimes their Kokumn) who are creating community through exploring our peoples comeback stories. The Comeback podcast will highlight Indigenous excellence while sharing big auntie energy. Join us weekly as we re-vive the best kitchen table talks from your childhood.

  1. 2022-04-26

    Interconnection with Dr. Belinda (kakiyosēw) Daniels

    Tansi, sit down with the sisters this week for the final episode of the four part language revitalization series. In this episode we dive deeper into the meaning of interconnected. The cree language is inseparably from the land, and Dr. Belinda Daniels provides the sisters with a variety of examples to further expand our knowledge. Dr. Daniels provided us with a new insight on our reclaiming journey and we hope you take something from this episode. We appreciate and are honoured to have sat down with each of our guests through out these last few months.  Dr. Belinda kakiyosēw Daniels was Raised by her maternal grandparents, Dr. Belinda (kakiyosēw) Daniels is from the community of pakitahwākan sākahikan - Sturgeon Lake First Nation, SK. Later in life after undergraduate studies, she began a journey in nēhiyawēwin (Cree) language recovery, inspired by having and raising her family. She is self-taught and now teaches others how to teach and learn a 2 nd Indigenous Language with the University of Victoria and through a not-for-profit organization called nēhiyawak Language Experience, which she founded 18 years ago. Belinda is a Ph.D. from the University of Saskatchewan of the Interdisciplinary Department, Graduate Studies. She holds the Canadian Teachers Federation, Outstanding Indigenous Educator Award of 2015, has been recognized Globally and was one of a top 50 finalists for the Global Teacher Prize of 2016, she has a long list of notable accolades.

    36 min
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Join two Indigenous sisters (and sometimes their Kokumn) who are creating community through exploring our peoples comeback stories. The Comeback podcast will highlight Indigenous excellence while sharing big auntie energy. Join us weekly as we re-vive the best kitchen table talks from your childhood.

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