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Reading Revisitedep. 58: One Year Anniversary of the Reading Revisited PodcastWelcome to Reading Revisited, a place for friends to enjoy some good old-fashioned book chat while revisiting the truth, beauty, and goodness we’ve found in our favorite books.Books/Things/People MentionedThis is Happiness by Niall Williams Haley Stewart and Christy Isinger - Fountains of Carrots Podcast Close Reads Podcast HQ The Literary Life Podcast Our Town by Thornton Wilder The Art of Lent by Sister Wendy Beckett Hannah’s Children by Catherine Pakaluk The Unse...2025-06-091h 32
Spilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesShowing up SmilingWelcome back! Keep the water boiled because this is a great one!
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hello@spillingtea.land 2024-03-1826 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesEvolution of the Child Welfare System * Bill C-92Welcome back! Today - it’s just us, no guests! Fair warning, we are not legal scholars or historians and there is SO MUCH information when it comes to the child welfare system. We encourage everyone to keep their learning going beyond this podcast. We’d love to hear what you learn!
Today we’re taking a brief look at the timeline of Canada's child welfare timeline starting with residential schools in the 1830s all the way to today’s foster care system.
Kate also gets to use her justice degree and share about the Supreme C...2024-02-2919 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesBuilding Community for Our YouthWelcome to our first ‘real’ episode of season 3! Real as in we have an actual interview so you don’t have to just listen to us gab. Meet our good friend Jenna and welcome to season 3 - Distorted Path: Indigenous Stories of the Child Welfare System! ?Ixc’amgilakw /Jenna has done so many cool things but over the past year (happy 1 year Jenna) she’s been working as the Urban Community Engagement Lead at South Island Indigenous Authority, an organization supporting South Island Nations to regain jurisdiction over their child and family services. One of the biggest themes Jenna sees in her...2024-01-1629 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesReconnecting Our YouthMoving right along to episode 3 of season 3! Listen in and join us in welcoming our good friend Brandi!
ƛ̓alittli'lakʷ /Brandi has worked as a Cultural Support Worker with Surrounded By Cedar for awhile, supporting youth currently in the child welfare system and those aging out through LOTS of Land-based, cultural and arts-based activities. She has a super skill tracking down relatives - some dating back to the 1600s - to build out family trees for kids in care so they can see how much family they truly have.
Brandi wants to see the government returning juris...2023-12-1537 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesHere’s to a Remarkable start!Season 3: Distorted Path - Indigenous Stories of the Child Welfare System. This season, we are bringing it closer to home and focusing on Canada’s child welfare system. As second generation survivors of the 60s scoop ourselves, we wanted to spend some time sharing stories of folks who have grown up in care or worked in the child welfare system. We know these stories are hard to hear, but it is so important to understand how this system works and recognize the many ways people are resisting and challenging systems of oppression.
With this season, we will als...2023-11-1014 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesJust Some Ads & Nonsense (Catch up Episode)Did you miss us? We missed you! Season 3 is coming to you very soon (we promise) but FIRST let’s chat and catch up on what Kate and Teacher Madz have been up to!
Kate moved out, met the Prime Minister and completed her Masters of Geography. It’s been a chill few months. Teacher moved across the hall, is adjusting to working from home and welcomed a new kitten. Also chill.
Hit play to hear about some of our recent adventures and some exciting news in the lead up to Season 3!
2023-10-2044 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesWell That's a Wrap!And we did it! Thanks everyone for joining us on our journey learning about colonization around the world! We loved hearing what all of our special guests loved about being Indigenous! And while we don’t love that the colonial playbook has been used in so many places, it is so good to hear from friends about the incredible work they are doing in their own communities - we are sooo proud of everyone! It’s a good day to be Indigenous ;)
Big, big thank you to Canadian Roots Exchange for funding us so we could make seaso...2023-10-1321 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesWhat Would Sedna Do?Keep that tea hot, as we are travelling to another circumpolar region!! All aboard your flight to Kalaallit Nunaat!! (Greenland). Join us as we chat with Nivi about all things Inuk, and the Danish Kingdom everything in between.
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Questioning FashionThe Fashion Week Special - What are our biggest issues with the fashion industry?Ali goes to Afterpay Australian Fashion Week and talks to as many people as she can find - we talk about how we choose outfits for fashion week, what are the biggest issues in the fashion industry and what can we do about them.Featuring: Sarah Jane Adams, Amy Morgan, Tess Nguyen, Phoebe Blogg, Nadine Muyambo, Jason Ma, Megan Jarrott, Elise Faust, Emily Kate Symes, Margaret O'Hara, Emma Bond, Irina Schweitzer, Lisa Twomey, Anahi Sanz, Akira Isola, Ash McGregor, Suyin Cavanagh, Madeleine Park and Nina GborFind us on instagram:instagram.com/questioningfashionpodcast2023-05-2841 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesThis One is for the YouthWe’re heading back up north to meet our neighbours in Alaska! Meet our new friend Charitie (listen to hear more about our meet-cute moment). Charitie encourages young people to connect and be proud of their culture and has worked hard to pass policy to allow students to wear their regalia at graduations - such a beautiful act of resistance!
Russian exploration in the 1700s introduced colonization using colonial tactics including enslaving Indigenous women. The United States ‘purchased’ Alaska from Russia in 1867 and later in 1885 the US Agent for Education in Alaska divided the territory based on the va...2023-05-2547 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesA "Brief" Māori History with IndieWe’re crossing the Pacific (ocean) and since there’s so much to talk about, we’re going to bring you a two parter that focuses on Aotearoa (so-called New Zealand). For part 1, meet our good friend and cat auntie India Logan-Riley!
Aotearoa wasn’t colonized until the 1840’s (for context, colonizers showed up in so-called canada in the early 1600’s). However, unfortunately for countries that were colonized later in the timeline, colonization had been widely practiced and perfected in India and the Americas by this point. The British had learned that assimilation instead of elimination was more efficie...2023-05-0951 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesLand = LanguageThe journey continues - today we are visiting the African continent and having tea with our good friend Michael Songiso in Zambia. Zambia is a landlocked country in southern Africa with 72 tribes, 73 languages and 7 regional languages (fun fact, Michael can speak 5 out of 7)!
Zambia was known as Northern Rhodesia during its 73 years of British rule/colonization and gained independence as the Republic of Zambia in 1964. The country is known for being EXTREMELY welcoming and peaceful (but more on that in the podcast).
Using the classic colonial playbook, colonization tried to separate people from their culture a...2023-04-2525 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesMakin' the Ancestors ProudHi friends! Keep your bags pack!
Today, we are traveling south to learn about the colonization of the lands currently known as Mexico. Home to 68 Indigenous Peoples groups, each with their own languages and over 364 language variants, Mexico has and continues to face colonization in many forms including - physical, religious/spiritual, health, biological and environmental. As we’re learning, these really are ongoing processes that continue in many places around the globe.
Mexico was colonized in 1521 by the Spanish (Fun fact! even though the Spanish were able to capture the biggest city, Spain did NOT...2023-02-0545 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesSay, Don't ColonizeTW: GBV, SA, Torture, & Colonialism. Hi friends! It’s a new year and it is time for us to continue learning about colonization around the world! Today we are leaving the country (at least in our imaginations) and traveling to Korea! Come with us and hopefully we all learn something new along the way!
After years of war and intimidation, Korea was officially annexed by Japan in 1910 beginning 35 years of colonial rule. During the occupation, the Japanese implemented assimilationist policies that attempted to suppress and wipe out Korean culture. Many Koreans who were children at the time gr...2023-01-191h 07Spilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesTrade Without BordersHi friends! We missed you! Today we are joined by two First Nations friends - Marlo from Wiikwemkoong, one of the biggest Anishnaabek communities on Manitoulin Island in Ontario, and Peter from the W̱SÁNEĆ Nation on Vancouver Island in British Columbia! We’re going both east and west today!
With over 634 First Nations communities across what is currently known as canada and over 200 communities are located in the province currently known as British Columbia (you’ll learn why in today's episode), we are just getting started with this episode! We could do this entire season and nev...2022-12-291h 29Spilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesYeah, No Next QuestionJoin Kate and Teacher on the couch with some hot coco as they play the 100 question game. If you listen closely you can hear Kate throwing the ones she doesn't like out of the deck. Learn more about their friendship, opinions and of course laughs.2022-12-1546 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesPt 2: In the North & In Every Major CityWelcome back! Are you ready for part two of In the North & In Every Major City?? Stay ulaakkut to Paige Kimiksana Kreps, Paige chats with us about being an Urban Inuk in the big city of Tkaronto (Toronto).
We'll give ya a little bit of background Information... Due to many complicated and interconnected factors - housing, availability of education, healthcare and work, etc. (thanks, colonialism) - approximately 30% of Inuit live outside Inuit Nunangat and instead make their homes in cities and towns in southern Canada. Inuit in urban centers continue to face challenges accessing...2022-12-0229 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesPt 1: In the North & in Every Major CityUlaakkuut everybody! Join Kate and Teacher for part one of two, of In the North & in Every Major City. Part one is taking us back up to Nunavut with Katie May Anawak Dunford! Just to get us started Inuit Nunangat are the traditional and current homelands of Inuit people, made up of 53 communities across four regions - the Inuvialuit Settlement Region (northern Northwest Territories), Nunavut, Nunavik (northern Quebec) and Nunatsiavut (northern Labrador). Fun fact: the northern coast makes up 50% of Canada’s coastline!?! Inuit live across the circumpolar region in countries including Alaska (USA), Chukotka (Russia), Greenland and of co...2022-11-2959 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesNo Script Needed!Welcome to episode 1 of Season 2! We are soooo excited to kick off Season Two with the Metis Nation!
Known for the colorful Métis sash, lively jigs, red river carts and intricate beadwork, the Métis Nation descends from the children of First Nations women and European fur traders beginning in the 17th/18th century who intermarried and established comunities along fur trade routes across the prairies (now known as Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta) as well as parts of Ontario, British Columbia and the Northwest Territories. The Métis are one of three federally recognized Indigenous groups in s...2022-11-1131 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesWhere one season ends, another begins ✨WooooW!!! We are at our season finaalllleeeee of season 1!! What a wild ride this has been. Listen to Kate & Teacher catch up and reflect on their highlights of creating Spilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar Trees. Hope to see you around for season 2! Stay tuned. 2022-10-2130 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesIndigeneity, Pride & Spotty WifiHappy Indigenous History month!! Aaannnnd Happy Pride! Tune in and listen to Kate and Teacher sit down with their friend Jukipa! This time Teacher’s outnumbered by Inuuk! Listen in as we discuss community, topics of LGTBQIA2S, culture and space.2022-06-2738 min
Spilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesBrought back more than souvenirs from EuropeYou're gonna need a mask to listen to this episode, Kate & Teacher have tested positive for the vid. We're locked in for the week and doing our best to stay sane. We've watched everything from aliens to dinosaur documentaries. Listen to us recap the busy month of May and reminisce about being able to breath through our noses.2022-06-0240 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesWho Needs a Map When you Have a Geographer?
Sit down with your favourite cup of tea and tune into this episode! Kate & Teacher Madz are joined on the couch by one of our favourite set of siblings, Sheldon (Muskwa) & Shelby (Sekwanacahk) Anderson. They're Cree and Metis from Treaty 8 territory. Listen to the laughs, lessons and medicine that we share with each other. 2022-05-151h 15Spilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesWe Understood the Assignment 👩🏽🏫📚This episode is Kate's assignment for Indigenous Geographies, a guided conversation between Kate, Teacher & Jess! Tune in to us share our stories and experiences as Indigenous women in relation to land, community and sovereignty. 2022-04-2450 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesWho's Got the Time for Tea?! 💁🏽♀️🫖Teacher & Kate run through all the exciting things in their lives, and there is no time for tea in their schedules.2022-04-2433 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesThe true crime was it was too short of a trip 🧳The joke continues of how we are gonna be a true crime podcast at any given moment. Then Kate shares and reflects on her trip to Iqaluit, Nunavut for the first time! 2022-04-0427 min
Let's Get Lit! with ACLSRecent Reads and New Releases
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When the Reckoning Comes by LaTanya McQueen - https://bit.ly/35wlErt...2022-03-1125 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesSpilling Water Not TeaThis time around Teacher and Kate take a dive into what has been going on in their lives. Good luck tryna keep up! 2022-02-2833 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesBut is it Art? 💁🏽♀️🎨Join Kate and Madz as they spill tea with Jessica Joseph about her art and Indigenous art as a whole. Learn about about what are inspires and fills our hearts. 2022-02-2840 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesCategory Is?! What's in a Name?This episode Kate & Teacher dive into names, what they mean and why they are important. Stay tuned for more stories and tea! See ya later. 2021-10-2535 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesSomehow Colonialism Makes it Past the PostThis episode Kate & Teacher Maddz dive into politics, because this election really could have been an email, as well they discuss their experiences of being Indigenous in heavy colonial spaces and finally they wrap up with the highly anticipated haikus.
2021-09-2547 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesWhat do aliens have to do with post colonial theory and the GSC?This episode Kate and Teacher Maddz take on the challenge of how many topics they can cover in 45 mins. As well are vying for your donations to the VIDEA’s Global Solidarity Challenge.2021-07-2146 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesHalf mast..more like half assed**Trigger Warning** In this episode Kate & Teacher Madds discuss the recent findings of remains at Kamloops Residential Schools along with Brandon, MB, the two schools in Saskatchewan and Carlisle PA. Kate & Teacher Madds also touch on allyship and provide resources for further education.2021-06-1921 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesThe City, is it the Rez? Is it the Village?Welcome back! Spilling some tea on Urban Indigenous identity, what it is, and why it’s complicated! Listen to Teacher Madz share a story and Kate talk about being a kid in a inner city school. Enjoy a cup on us!2021-03-0535 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesKamiks & MocsThe kettle is hot and we are ready to spill the tea on the 60’s Scoop, the contentious battle of how we got our name, listen to Maddz talk about her moms adoption and share a song that she learned from Gail Higginbottom. Then to fill up our cup Kate tells her favourite story from her territory.2021-02-0231 minSpilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesLightening meets sand, snow and sea (Trailer)Welcome to the trailer of our new podcast! We’re Madeleine and Katelynne and we are glad you stopped by for a listen.2020-12-2314 min
Explore Your Ears To A Life-Enhancing Full Audiobook.The Confectioner's Tale by Laura MadeleinePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/249335to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Confectioner's Tale
Author: Laura Madeleine
Narrator: Julie Teal
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 8 hours 42 minutes
Release date: November 19, 2015
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 2
Genres: Historical
Publisher's Summary:
At the famous Patisserie Clermont in Paris, 1909, a chance encounter with the owner’s daughter has given one young man a glimpse into a life he never knew existed: of sweet cream and melted chocolate, golden caramel and powdered sugar, of pastry light as air. But it is not just the art of confectionery that holds him captive, and soon a fo...2015-11-198h 42