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Are you wanting to learn more about canadian indigenous? Well you’ve come to the right place. This is a curated list of the best canadian indigenous podcasts of 2022.
We have selected these podcasts for a variety of reasons, but they are all well worth a listen. We tried to select a variety of podcasts across the spectrum from hosts with a wide breadth of experience.
Best Canadian Indigenous Podcasts 2022
With thanks to ListenNotes, Crunchbase, SemRush and Ahrefs for providing the data to create and rank these podcasts.
The Canadian Mountain Podcast
- Publisher: Canadian Mountain Network
- Total Episodes: 16
Canada’s extensive mountain regions provide a wide range of benefits to Canadians such as fresh water, biocultural diversity, natural resources, recreation, and cultural and spiritual connection and healing. The Canadian Mountain Podcast is where you can hear the latest stories and findings from the Canadian Mountain Network, a national research network dedicated to the resilience and health of Canada’s mountain peoples and places. Each episode is produced by journalism students at Mount Royal University in Calgary, Alberta, and offers diverse perspectives from those living and working in our country’s varied and complex mountain regions. From academics to athletes and Indigenous Elders to policy makers, the Canadian Mountain Podcast brings you expert insights to explore the past, present, and future of mountain regions here in Canada and around the world.
Story-telling / Story-listening
- Publisher: Jessica Hum
- Total Episodes: 5
Story-telling / Story-listening podcast explores multiple Indigenous and cultural epistemologies (worldviews, sciences, pedagogies, cosmology). It documents a practice of recording oral stories/teachings as a method of preparation for climate change (changes to land, water, living beings and inter-relationships). The host, Jessica Hum, aims to build relationships of mutual respect and reciprocity, producing a series of podcasts which serve as a boundary object. As a self-identified Indigenous-Chinese-Canadian person, this research represents a step in the direction of her own personal decolonization.
The Soul‘s Way
- Publisher: Emily Anne Brant
- Total Episodes: 159
Here to help ambitious individuals align with their soul‘s highest potential and true purpose! Learn how to manifest your dream life more effectively AND peacefully! We go beyond #lawofattraction and focus on radical embodiment- the power of BEING and the #lawofresonance. If you are ready to operate as your highest self and create the ripple effect your soul came here to create you are in the right place. Here you will learn to do life and manifestation the FUN way, the PEACEFUL way- the soul‘s way! Your host Emily Anne Brant is an Indigenous-Canadian author, speaker, and spiritual mentor. She retired from ”working” at the age of 28 and after years of ”manically manifesting” and burning out, she found a much better way of operating and can‘t wait to share it with you! Her debut solo book Whole Damn Fire is hitting Amazon October 2021 and is your complete guide to total alignment with your soul and a brand new way to manifest! To work with Emily directly, visit www.emilyannebrant.com. For podcast inquiries and collaborations email thesoulswaypodcast@gmail.com Loving the podcast? Share it and tag @emilyannebrant on Instagram or TikTok, or consider taking a minute to leave a review! This podcast is still growing and every single review is so appreciated! 🙂
Changing Lenses: Diversify Your Perspectives
- Publisher: Rosie Yeung
- Total Episodes: 33
We’re a community who envision a world that’s more Just, Equitable, Decolonized and Inclusive (JEDI). We’re changing the way we see ourselves and each other, and shifting our worldview on business by looking through a JEDI lens.I’m your host, Rosie Yeung (she/her), a Chinese-Canadian immigrant with invisible disabilities, and I’m a JEDI speaker, coach and facilitator. Do you also want to be a JEDI Warrior for social impact? Then please join me in Changing Lenses! Each episode is hosted on colonized land that was taken from many Indigenous nations, including the Anishinaabe, the Huron-Wendat, and the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. I seek Truth and Reconciliation with First Nations, Inuit and Métis people of Turtle Island, and I call upon us all to decolonize our thinking, not just our systems. Learn more on my website, www.changinglenses.ca.
Arctic Canada – The Culture Cure
- Publisher: Rob Feagan
- Total Episodes: 30
Arctic Canada and the Culture Cure is a podcast all about the Canadian Arctic, the land, the people, the culture and what it can teach the rest of the world. Canada’s Arctic continues to hold the world spellbound. Twenty-four hours of darkness in winter, to twenty-four hours of daylight in summer, temperatures as extreme as -84 F, walrus, muskox, polar bear, narwhal, and indigenous peoples, rich in culture and tradition that have survived the test of time. Through interviews with prominent community members, elders, hunters, politicians, artists, musicians and sports figures, we will explore tradition, retention and revitalization of culture, colonialism, residential school, climate change, and much more.Production and technical support provided by Shushiela Appavoo.
Rajehis Sapmi Podcast
- Publisher: Pacific Sami Searvi
- Total Episodes: 2
Welcome! Rájehis Sápmi, or Borderless Sapmi, evokes the image of a migratory people who have never been contained by imperialist borders. These people include Sámi descendants, Sámi Americans, Sámi Canadians and other Sámi people in the diaspora. Podcast host Katherine Greenland (Sámi American) and her guests explore Sámi culture and history, giving voice to issues that are important to Sámi communities across the globe. Join us in learning, sharing, and exploring what it means to be Sámi and Indigenous.
Tenfold
- Publisher: Andrea Bodkin
- Total Episodes: 34
Tenfold is a weekly podcast about community engagement and public health. Through the stories and experiences of Canadian public health professionals, Tenfold aims to engage listeners in difference and embrace discomfort. Each week, a different public health professional joins our host Andrea to talk about their experiences with community engagement. Tenfold covers a range of topics from engaging Indigenous communities in a good way to the role of community engagement in knowledge exchange. Andrea Bodkin is a health promoter who supports public health units in Ontario on a variety of topics such as planning, evaluation, partnerships and community engagement. Podcasting has been a dream of Andrea’s and she’s thrilled to be a part of the PHESC team bringing Tenfold to you. Visit phesc.ca/podcast to view episode show notes.
The Laughing Drum
- Publisher: APTN
- Total Episodes: 37
The Laughing Drum is a weekly satirical news and talk show that takes a sharply humorous look at Canadian and Indigenous politics, entertainment, arts and current events. In each episode, host Tim Fontaine uses actual news footage, field segments, interviews with guests and the Red Power Panel to dissect the issues facing Indigenous Peoples today.
Reconcile. Everyday Conversations
- Publisher: Mennonite Central Committee Saskatchewan
- Total Episodes: 18
Since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) work across Canada and the TRC Calls to Action, all Canadians have been challenged to join the journey of reconciliation. Due to this call we have seen the term reconciliation become increasingly popular in our news cycle, organizational mandates, and within our churches.
But how are people interpreting and working towards reconciliation?
Senator Murray Sinclair stated, “If you thought the truth was hard, reconciliation will be harder.” This podcast is a forum to face the difficult, complicated, and messy nature of reconciliation. We have heard Indigenous leaders call settler people to step into this reconciliation journey.
Within this podcast we intend to deliberately place ourselves, those who come from a predominately settler background, in this space and identify where we can be challenged and encouraged to keep moving towards reconciliation.
Reconcile: Everyday Conversations is a project of Mennonite Central Committee Saskatchewan.
The Duty to Consult
- Publisher: The Centre for Constitutional Studies
- Total Episodes: 4
The “duty to consult” requires consultation with Indigenous groups when government action may impact “Aboriginal and treaty rights”. Through interviews with legal experts, this four-part series explores what the duty to consult is, where it comes from, and how it might change in future. Listen to learn more about Canadian Aboriginal Law, its interaction with Indigenous Laws and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Developed by student researchers at the Centre for Constitutional Studies, University of Alberta. None of the information in this podcast series constitutes legal advice.
Hermes the Lyre
- Publisher: Chloe McWhir
- Total Episodes: 3
A Greek past, a trickster and comparison to an indigenous Canadian trickster figure.
Leadership Perspectives
- Publisher: The Conference Board of Canada
- Total Episodes: 34
Get closer to our work with The Conference Board of Canada’s Leadership Perspectives series. Each episode, we sit down with senior Conference Board leaders and researchers to discuss issues that affect Canadians. Topics include economics, education, sustainability, HR, and Indigenous and Northern perspectives. We’re proud to be Canada’s foremost independent, evidence-based applied research organization. Since 1954 we have provided leaders and decision-makers with the economic analysis, applied research, data, networks and events they need to solve Canada’s most complex challenges. © The Conference Board of Canada. All Rights Reserved.
Hoksheda
- Publisher: Hoksheda
- Total Episodes: 5
Master storyteller Hoksheda sits down with his son to pass down his stories and traditional Indigenous knowledge. He explores the Truth and Reconciliation calls to action by the Canadian government by discussing his experience in being raised to understand his culture, surviving residential school, and bringing context to the current reality for Indigenous people living in Canada. Hoksheda passes on this knowledge to his son, laying the groundwork for what needs to be done to begin healing.
Biography
- Publisher: HALA ZAHER
- Total Episodes: 2
Kents Monkman a visual artist with the ability to turn artwork into an issue about European-Western Canadian historical stories with indigenous people.
Between the Lines
- Publisher: Ella Hopkins-Bryan
- Total Episodes: 1
In this episode of between the lines, we will be discussing Indigenous Canadian author, Tracey Lindberg and her debut novel “Birdie”.
Celebrating Canadian Indigenous Artists
- Publisher: Georgia Loukopoulos
- Total Episodes: 1
Recognizing Canadian Indigenous Artists
ROTF
- Publisher: rotf
- Total Episodes: 9
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce launched Resources of the Future (ROTF) in an effort to start a dialogue about the positive role Canada’s resource sector can play in navigating digitalization, leading climate action, creating new partnerships with Indigenous communities and providing social and economic development across Canada. To join in on the conversation and learn more about the different ways organizations in Canada’s resource sector are building a better tomorrow, visit ROTF.ca, follow or use #ROTF on Twitter.
Changing Lenses: Diversify Your Perspectives
- Publisher: Rosie Yeung
- Total Episodes: 33
We’re a community who envision a world that’s more Just, Equitable, Decolonized and Inclusive (JEDI). We’re changing the way we see ourselves and each other, and shifting our worldview on business by looking through a JEDI lens.I’m your host, Rosie Yeung (she/her), a Chinese-Canadian immigrant with invisible disabilities, and I’m a JEDI speaker, coach and facilitator. Do you also want to be a JEDI Warrior for social impact? Then please join me in Changing Lenses! Each episode is hosted on colonized land that was taken from many Indigenous nations, including the Anishinaabe, the Huron-Wendat, and the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. I seek Truth and Reconciliation with First Nations, Inuit and Métis people of Turtle Island, and I call upon us all to decolonize our thinking, not just our systems. Learn more on my website, www.changinglenses.ca.
Truth Be Told
- Publisher: Danielle Orr
- Total Episodes: 9
Truth be Told podcast puts a spotlight on issues affecting indigenous communities in Canada and inspiring indigenous changemakers, with a focus on Ontario. Host Danielle Orr explores the historical and current relationship between the Canadian government and Indigenous communities by covering a new topic each episode and interviewing individuals with lived experience, knowledge or expertise.
Cherry Picking with Alexia Benn
- Publisher: Alexia
- Total Episodes: 20
Every person has experienced the turmoil of 2020 uniquely and individually. And yet here we are, in 2021, looking out into the same world of political static and uncertainty. What we see is vastly dependant on our own personal experiences. As we emerge from isolation, how we chose to connect, understand, and engage with others will define the path to our collective future. Do you dare to hear the perspective of others? Consider this your invitation to Cherry Picking. Join Alexia Benn, a tired Canadian university student, as she seeks to understand the core foundation of emerging issues of our era with multiple guests within her own community. Can bike lanes ever be socially acceptable? Is gardening the solution to the climate crisis? Why is Indigenous governance such a perpetual issue? What are the limits to local government? Will John Horgan stop clear-cutting old growth? Tune in every Wednesday to find out.
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