Shows
The Jas Johal ShowThe Full Show: Truth and Reconciliation Day with special co-host Khelsilem of the Squamish NationNDP’s promised tax cutGUEST: Rob Shaw, BC legislative journalist for Glacier Media and Chek TVReflecting on Truth and Reconciliation Day with guest co-host KhelsilemGUEST: Khelsilem, Squamish Nation Council ChairVancouver Indigenous Fashion Week with Joleen MittonGUEST: Joleen Mitton, Indigenous leader, activist & fashion entrepreneur / the founder and creative director of Vancouver Indigenous Fashion WeekEconomic developments in First NationsGUEST: Steven Hofer, President & CEO of Western Forest ProductsOwning a detached home in BC becoming more of a dream...2024-10-011h 01The Jas Johal ShowReflecting on Truth and Reconciliation Day with guest co-host KhelsilemGUEST: Khelsilem, Squamish Nation Council Chair Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2024-10-0108 min
Political Capital with Rob Shaw#130 - CleanBC grant scandal, more drug use in hospitals, Surrey policingThe BC government finds itself reeling on three fronts: A CleanBC grant scandal involving alleged conflicts of interest with a private company administering carbon tax grants, as well as a growing chorus of nurses and patients upset about rampant drug use in hospitals, and the ongoing drama involving the Surrey police issue. Plus, a conversation about the latest BC political party fundraising numbers and what it means heading into the election. Host Rob Shaw is joined by Khelsilem, Jeff Ferrier and Allie Blades. Brought to you by Uber Canada.2024-04-1342 minPolitical Capital with Rob Shaw#129 - BC Conservatives, carbon tax, hospital drug use, Haida title and NDP nomination fightApril 5, 2024 - Can BC continue to defend the carbon tax in the face of a political onslaught by federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, who is touring the province criticizing Premier David Eby? Is BC's decriminalization pilot project contributing to rising open drug use inside BC hospitals? And BC's Conservative party is seeing continued popularity, but facing candidate vetting problem growing pains. Plus, audio podcast extra discussion on the Haida Nation title agreement, and a surprise nomination battle outcome for the BC NDP in the riding of Vancouver-Little Mountain. Host Rob Shaw is joined by Khelsilem, Jeff Ferrier and Allie B...2024-04-0657 minPolitical Capital with Rob Shaw#127 - Selina Robinson's resignationMarch 8, 2024 - The stunning resignation of Selina Robinson from the BC NDP caucus leads to questions about antisemitism inside the party and what Premier David Eby should have done, and should do now, to address the issues. Plus, a look at the fascinating race to replace the retiring George Heyman as the NDP candidate for Vancouver-Little Mountain. Host Rob Shaw is joined by Allie Blades, Jeff Ferrier and Khelsilem. Brought to you by Uber Canada.2024-03-0826 minPolitical Capital with Rob Shaw#125 - BC Budget, BC Builds, Land ActThe BC NDP drops its re-election budget, but there's not a lot of shiny goodies for voters -- what's going on and what does it mean for the governing party in an election year? The prime minister visits BC to boost the BC Builds program. And in an audio extra, the NDP pauses changes to the Land Act. Host Rob Shaw is joined by Allie Blades, Jeff Ferrier and Khelsilem.2024-02-2443 min
Urbanism VancouverThe Future of HousingWe delve into the pressing issues of housing and city building, revisiting discussions with guests Michelle Cyca and Khelsilem, who have underlined the need for immediate action. We explored root causes of the housing crisis, such as the historical supply limitations as well as city planning that excluded many from accessing housing. Michelle and Khelsilem also addressed attitudes around apartment living, how the public talks and engages about housing, and the importance of embracing diverse housing options.The episode also examines policy changes and the challenges in meeting housing targets, emphasizing the need to rethink city building...2023-12-0447 minUrbanism VancouverCommunity BuildingThis episode explores the importance of including First Nations and Indigenous communities in urban development conversations. Khelsilem, the chairperson of the Squamish Nation Council, shares their insights on land use planning, housing development, including the Sen̓áḵw development, and partnerships with First Nations. The episode explores the unique considerations in First Nations-led initiatives and the need for better involvement in planning. Also touching on the concept of livability and building community.Links mentioned in the episode:“Golden Gates”, Conor Dougherty
Show Credits:Host: Helen LuiProducer: Aaron JohnsonCover Art...2023-11-2038 minPolitical Capital with Rob Shaw#112 - Even more new housing legislation, BC Green deputy leader resigns, BC Conservatives call for Dr. Henry to be firedPremier David Eby's government continues its rapid pace of housing legislation, with a new bill to allow condo tours around transit hubs. The BC Greens lose their deputy leader over his social media activity and the BC Conservatives hold a rally calling for Dr. Bonnie Henry to be fired and unvaccinated healthcare workers to be rehired. Plus, in our audio extras, we discuss the political pros and cons of the NDP moving so quickly on housing, and whether it leaves opposition parties any room to maneuver.Jeff Ferrier, Allie Blades and guest panelist Khelsilem join host Rob Shaw....2023-11-1146 min
The 2020 NetworkIn Conversation: Land, Economic Independence, and a Self-Determined FutureOn May 16 in Ottawa, Canada 2020 hosted this year's edition of The Indigenous-led Economy, a summit on economic reconciliation. In this final episode of our three-part series highlighting important conversations from this gathering, Marc Miller (Minister of Crown–Indigenous Relations), Khelsilem (Chair, Squamish Nation Council), and Karen Restoule (Co-Founder, BOLD Realities; VP, Crestview Strategy) explore understanding economic reconciliation through land-back, advancing Indigenous self-determination, and what must come next to build the Indigenous-led economy.2023-06-1553 min
This is VANCOLOUR#185 - Khelsilem (Squamish Nation)Khelsilem is a Sḵwx̱wú7mesh-Kwakwa̱ka’wa̱kw community leader and political commentator. A prominent Indigenous leader who has repeatedly been listed on Vancouver Magazine's Power 50 list, Khelsilem also helped set up Simon Fraser University's Squamish Language Proficiency Certificate Program.2022-12-1618 min
Cambie ReportE-57 Things are getting out of hand in SurreyBreaking: B.C. to ration liquor amid ongoing strike, says industry group | Globalnews.ca Lots continues to happen in local politics as ABC and Progress release very different platforms to respond to the overdose and homelessness crises. The service agreement for the Sen̓áḵw development is out. And there's lots of speculation and names running for councils across the region.LinksKen Sim promiseDan Fumano: Vancouver mayoral candidate Ken Sim proposes hiring 100 cops, 100 nurses, in plan rivals call unrealisticHow will he fund it?Tents will be wi...2022-08-2043 min
conscient podcaste77 seth klein – identifying a shared vision and a set of actions'I think the same model (climate emergency coalitions) could and should be used by SCALE to have these arts and culture groups come together, identify a shared vision and a shared set of actions that together constitute a true climate emergency agenda for the arts and culture sector. That's step one and then agreement to jointly campaign all with your individual constituencies on that declaration on that list of actions so that if you are the federal minister of culture or provincial minister of culture, you keep hearing over and over again from all of these different groups that are...2021-11-0331 min
conscient podcaste77 seth klein – identifying a shared vision and a set of actionsMy first conversation with seth klein was on april 16, 2021 (see e26 klein – rallying through art). This follow-up conversation on November 2, 2021 (again once again at Trout Lake Park, Vancouver) looks at what has happened with the Climate Emergency Unit since then and includes a suggestion on how the arts and culture sector can identify a shared vision and a shared set of actions that constitute a true climate emergency agenda and how to create a joint campaign. We also talked about radical listening, the 85th anniversary of the CBC (founded 2 november 1936) and life as a climate emergency worker. This episode include...2021-11-0328 minconscient podcaste77 seth klein – identifying a shared vision and a set of actionsMy first conversation with seth klein was on april 16, 2021 (see e26 klein – rallying through art). This follow-up conversation on November 2, 2021 (again once again at Trout Lake Park, Vancouver) looks at what has happened with the Climate Emergency Unit since then and includes a suggestion on how the arts and culture sector can identify a shared vision and a shared set of actions that constitute a true climate emergency agenda and how to create a joint campaign. We also talked about radical listening, the 85th anniversary of the CBC (founded 2 november 1936) and life as a climate emergency worker. This episode include...2021-11-0328 min
Below the RadarDecolonizing Climate Justice — with KhelsilemSquamish Nation Councillor and community leader Khelsilem joins Am Johal on this first episode of Below the Radar’s Climate Justice & Inequality series. In this episode, they discuss the climate crisis as a result of the colonial project, how climate change hits hardest for those already at a disadvantage, and the spaces where colonialism has existed within climate movements.
Khelsilem speaks to his critique of fossil fuel infrastructure, the false narrative of individual responsibility, and the role governments play in worsening the crisis through policy decisions that favour oil and gas. We also hear about innovative affordable housing projects, such as...2021-08-3128 min
The DashDo the Best for the Most — with Khelsilem Tl’aḵwasiḵ̓an SxwcháltenDavid and Meghan are joined by Squamish Nation Councillor and community advocate, Khelsilem. They talk about Squamish governance, what it means to be an Indigenous politician, and advice on how he stays grounded while devoting himself to so many projects. 2021-05-2023 min
Well Reds: A Left Book PodcastFull of Chit-Chat After Dark (ep3 w/ Khelsilem)On a new episode host Charlie Demers welcomes Squamish nation councillor, Indigenous language revitalization advocate/activist/educator & Vancity board member Khelsilem for a conversation that's an hour-long antidote to despair, without ever having to stick your head in the sand.Find out more about Khelsilem's work at https://khelsilem.com/Get early access to the show by stepping in the chit-chat and subscribing to Charlie's excellent Substack at https://charliedemers.substack.com/people/14775259-charlie-demers or find new episodes one week after release wherever you get your podcasts!2021-03-021h 06
Full of Chit-Chat w/ Charlie DemersFull of Chit-Chat After Dark (w/ Khelsilem)On a new episode host Charlie Demers welcomes Squamish nation councillor, Indigenous language revitalization advocate/activist/educator & Vancity board member Khelsilem for a conversation that's an hour-long antidote to despair, without ever having to stick your head in the sand. Find out more about Khelsilem's work at https://khelsilem.com/2021-02-231h 04
Urbanarium City TalksCity CircleA conversation with an assembled group of planners and designers involved in city-wide plans around the world on the eve of Vancouver developing its comprehensive plan, and as the Squamish Nation launches its new development Sen̓áḵw. Moderated by Khelsilem.
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Charlie Don't Tweet -- Charlie Demers's NewsletterFull of Chit-Chat Ep3: KhelsilemOkay, I know — this episode was supposed to be subscriber only. And after a particularly lackadaisical post-Christmas week on my part, all of my subscribers have earned the right to bust in here It’s a Wonderful Life-style and demand to know where the goods are. I promise to keep such indolence restricted to Holy Days & holidays. But. But.My pal, Squamish nation councillor, Indigenous language revitalization advocate/activist/educator, & Vancity board member Khelsilem has too many good & important things to say, & I promise you right now: an hour listening to my man is the antidote to despair...2021-01-0500 min
Charlie Don't Tweet -- Charlie Demers's NewsletterFull of Chit-Chat Ep2: Ivan DeckerI sat down to talk with one of Canada’s very funniest people about fish-gutting, learning French, and the painful present & bright future of post-vaccine comedy.The plan was for this to be the first subscriber-only episode, which the podcast will be going forward — but since I’m broadly planning to alternate politics & comedy, & since Ivan was so great, I figured it only made sense to let you listen to this one for free, too, alongside last week’s wonderful conversation with Christine Boyle! My sincere thanks to everyone who has signed up and/or subscribed...2020-12-2800 min
Roxy Fever56 - The Night PondcastThis Festivus, we check all the boxes by tackling the return to play, ads on helmets, and the controversy surrounding the Canucks' logo. Then, we review the absolutely abominable Hallmark ripoff movie "A Miracle on Christmas Lake", which features Will Sasso as a mall Santa and not much else.
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Links: https://briarpatchmagazine.com/issues/view/september-october-20202020-12-241h 42
Vancouver Real Estate PodcastVREP #227 | 11 Towers and 6,000 New Homes Near Burrard Bridge with Khelsilem Tl'aḵwasik̓a̱nThe City of Vancouver is a notoriously difficult place to build homes, with crippling debates occurring at any attempt to add housing. So, it may surprise you to hear that ground is being broken soon for 11 towers - with the tallest being 57 stories! – at the base of the west side of the Burrard Bridge. Wait…in Vancouver? Not exactly. Squamish Nation Councillor and Spokesperson Khelsilem sits down with Adam and Matt to detail the Sen̓áḵw Development, a Squamish Nation/Westbank master planned community that will redefine the Vancouver skyline. Tune in for a fascinating conversation about development & jurisdiction, density...2020-06-111h 07
Red Man LaughingRed Man Laughing - 10 Lost Moments In Indigenous Cinema HistoryIn this episode of Red Man Laughing, Ryan and guest, Khelsilem, dig deep into the cutting room floor of classic Indigenous films/tv to bring us some of the lost moments from these classics that we've always dreamed of enjoying with our popcorn! --- Listen to the full episode from the Vancouver Podcast Festival here: https://radiopublic.com/red-man-laughing-6nvLMj/s1!967c6#t=2 Get full access to Joke Talk Yell Write at joketalkyellwrite.substack.com/subscribe2019-11-2510 min
The Dogwood PodcastWebinar: Khelsilem on B.C. Indigenous Rights billKhelsilem of the Squamish Nation joins Dogwood's Kai Nagata in a live webinar to discuss B.C. Indigenous rights legislation.2019-11-1900 min
Red Man LaughingRed Man Laughing - Live at the Vancouver Podcast FestivalIn this episode of Red Man Laughing, we take you to the beautiful Rio Theatre for our LIVE taping at the Vancouver Podcast Festival. Ryan was joined by Khelsilem, Hilary Atleo, and Cherie Dimaline. Our musical guest was See Monsters. You can support our podcast at patreon.com/indianandcowboy for as little as $1/month. --- SHOW NOTES See Monster Track List 1. Smoked 2. Transformed (Rise Up) 3. The Journey Home // GUEST WEBSITES Vancouver Podcast Festival Iron Dog B...2019-11-171h 14
This is VANCOLOUR#29 - OneCity Vancouver (Christine Boyle & Khelsilem)OneCity Vancouver is a progressive municipal political party in the city of Vancouver, British Columbia founded in 2014. OneCity emerged out of a growing concern that Vancouver has become an increasingly unequal and divided city.Christine Boyle is a City Councillor in Vancouver City Council, representing OneCity Vancouver.Khelsilem is a Councillor and the Spokesperson for the Squamish Nation, one of the Lower Mainland’s most influential Indigenous communities. He also helped Simon Fraser University set up its Squamish Language Proficiency Certificate Program. He volunteers for OneCity Vancouver.2019-01-231h 14
Cambie ReportE-131 Cambie Report Live! ft Khelsilem, Andrea Reimer & Ellen WoodsworthAnnouncement: We're launching a Patreon! You can now support the show at patreon.com/cambiereport.
In our first segment, Squamish Nation Councillor Khelsilem (@khelsilem) joins us to talk about Squamish nation politics, Jean Swanson's latest rally, the COPE nomination meeting, Ian Campbell's acclamation as the Vision mayoral nominee and randomized ballots.
Then sitting city councillor Andrea Reimer (@andreareimer) and past councillor Ellen Woodsworth (@ellenwoodsworth) come to talk about the work of city councillors, advancing gender equity policies and some Vancouveratta.
Thanks to everyone who came out! Stay tuned to our Twitter and Facebook...2018-06-121h 19