Our Native Land CHEK Podcasts
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- Society & Culture
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Join our host, Tchadas Leo as we explore all things Indigenous and First Nations! Our Native Land features fun interviews and compelling discussions about Indigenous and First Nations cuisine, culture, heritage, and more from Vancouver Island and around the world. Recorded at CHEK Studios in Victoria, BC, Tchadas is joined by guests of all backgrounds and professions for educational, emotional, and engaging conversations. If you are interested in being a guest on Our Native Land, please contact us!
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Myron "Mylo" Fowler
National Geographic photographer & activist Mylo shares his journey with the arts and nature.
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Learn from the Land
Land restoration experts Sarah and Judith talk about the importance of rebuilding native species for the community’s medicine.
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Victoria Native Friendship Centre
An Indigenous hub to support families and community, the Victoria Native Friendship Centre is proud of all 75 programs that they support. Tchadas gets a first hand view of a few of them.
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Indigenous Storytelling Through Art
Kwakwaka'wakw artist Lou-Ann Neel dives into her role with BC Creative as well as the work she does to protect indigenous artists from counterfeit merchandising.
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Running for Residential School Awareness
Indigenous Athlete Sasha Parron talks about intergenerational trauma, and being raised by a mother who suffered through residential school. Channeling that pain, Sasha runs to raise awareness and make a difference.
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Murray Rankin and Reconciliation
BC Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Murray Rankin and Tchadas revisit BC’s journey of reconciliation and improving relationships between the government and Indigenous communities.
Customer Reviews
Erasure of Indigenous People and Our Story and Natives
The name of the podcast is extremely problematic, and am unsure of why they and the marketers of this podcast couldn’t come up with something that once again steals from Native People of the Americas. Native Land is a political call for not only recognition of our sovereignty, but in our fight for land back. To not acknowledge the challenge with the podcast being named Native Land, is erasure of Native Peoples existence.