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The Final Word...ImagineNATIVE announces 2025 festival datesIn the March 1 episode of The Final Word, we covered the presidential primary in Michigan, imagineNATIVE’s newly announced dates and long walk-in clinic wait times.2024-03-1729 min
Met RadioImagineNATIVE announces 2025 festival datesImagineNATIVE announces 2025 festival dates by Met Radio2024-03-1529 min
Contra Zoom Pod259: 2023 ImagineNATIVEImagineNATIVE is the world's biggest Indigenous film and arts festival. This year the fest ran from October 17-22nd in Toronto and from October 23-29th online. We discuss I'm Just Here For The Riot, Fancy Dance, Hey Viktor!, Tautuktavuk: What We See, Red, White and Brass and Inky Pinky Ponky.
Listen to our review of I'm Just Here For The Riot back on episode 235: Hot Docs 2023.
Read Dakota's reviews of I'm Just Here For The Riot and Tautuktavuk: What We See.
Read Jeff's reviews of Fancy Dance and Hey Viktor!. Also check...2023-11-131h 01
IN HER LENSIn Conversation: Naomi Johnson about 'imagineNative' festivalIn this special episode, you'll get to know Naomi Johnson who is the executive director of the world's largest Indigenous film and media arts festival- imagineNative. Naomi opens up about her work at the festival and its mission; she talks about the protection and amplification of Indigenous storytelling and sovereignty.imagineNative annual festival is now streaming online now, get a pass right here: https://imaginenative.org/indigitalspace/ and you can follow their work year round on Instagram.Naomi Johnson, Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) Bear clan from Six Nations, has worked in the arts for...2023-10-2834 min
Spark The GeniusimagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival exec director Naomi JohnsonInterview with imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival executive director Naomi Johnson at their press launch (Sep 15, 2023) during #TIFF23 • PR by Ally LaMere-Shedden of Route 504 PR
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rabble radioRed Buffalo Nova Weipert shares a new way of Indigenous storytellingThis week on rabble radio, Stephen Wentzell sits down with Red Buffalo Nova, an Ojibwe Two-Spirit, transgender artist, filmmaker, and storyteller to talk about how their multi-layered Indigenous identity informs their creative and professional work. About Red Buffalo Nova Weipert Red Buffalo Nova Weipert (he/him/they/them) is an Anishinaabe Ojibwe, Two-Spirit and transgender interdisciplinary artist, writer, director, educator and storyteller. Nova is a proud enrolled member of the Pinaymootang First Nation located in Treaty 2 territory, and is a recent graduate of the Master of Fine Arts program at Emily Carr University of Art + De...2023-06-3030 min
UnCoverFood Insecurity and UofT: A deep-dive with Mike Lawler & Sean IhnIn the first of this two-parter, we spoke to Mike Lawler and our first returning guest, Sean, both grad students and former residence dons. From some truly horrifying tales from the ground to dealing with Kafkaesque bureaucracy, the often under-discussed food insecurity crisis continues to persist across UofT’s residence halls. This might just be the worst of all worlds, but it doesn’t have to be! Check out Part 2, where Sean and I get into solidarity-building between various student activists today. Check out Sean and Mike’s first food drive at Chestnut and Chelsea. You can le...2023-05-101h 12
UnCoverSolidarity Across Movements: A candid conversation with Sean IhnIt’s Part 2: Electric Boogaloo! After saying goodbye to Mike, Sean and Aviral pick up right where he left off for a wide-ranging conversation. Sean is currently an organizer with Students Mobilizing Against Systemic Hardship, so go check them out (he says, self-servingly).Check out SMASH UofT!We at the UnCover Podcast are producing and studying on the lands of the Huron-Wendat, the Haudenosaunee, the Anishinaabe, and the Mississaugas of the Credit River. We live under the Dish With One Spoon Treaty, the Williams Treaties, and Treaty 13. As part of these Treaties, we must work “in t...2023-05-1035 min
UnCoverCurating Resistance: Erin Storus & “These Walls Hold our Wounds”In our first official episode of the season, Lucy and Subhi sit down with Erin Storus, an independent curator and student within the Master’s of Visual Studies and Curatorial Studies at the University of Toronto. Her recent exhibit, “These Walls Hold Our Wounds,'' features three arpilleristas – Soledad Fátima Muñoz, Bélgica Castro Fuentes, and Amaranta Ursula Espinoza Arias. These women use textile works, called arpilleras, as testimonies to their lived experiences during both the brutal regime of Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet and the ongoing destruction of South America as instigated by North American capitalist systems. We hear Er...2023-05-0548 min
UnCover"What is the next step?": Teagan De Laronde on Truth & ReconciliationIn this interview, we sit down with Teagan – a citizen of Red Sky Métis Independent Nation, a multi talented activist, and a recent UofT grad – to gain her perspective on UofT’s action and inaction with respect to supporting Indigenous students, following through on its Calls to Action, encouraging its faculties to incorporate Indigenous history and knowledge into classrooms. What’s Teagan’s best piece of advice on how to be a part of the solution and not perpetuate colonial harm? Start with educating yourself! Check out Treaty Conversations, a project co-produced by Teagan on the history and m...2023-05-0533 min
UnCover“We’re Making a Narrative, You Guys”Welcome back to UnCover! We’re so happy to be reunited to introduce our new series all about student stories of campus activism. Listen to Lucy, Subhi, and Aviral as we discuss what we’re looking forward to this season, the problem of “collective amnesia,” and how we were recently given an AWARD for our podcast. Follow us on Instagram @equity.uclitHave a story to share? Email us at uc.uncover@gmail.comWe at the UnCover Podcast are producing and studying on the lands of the Huron...2023-05-0511 min
Warrior LifeSamqwan: WaterSamqwan: Water
DIGIFEST TEMECULA 2023 Official Selection
ECHNONATION Audio & Film Festival 2022 Official Selection
ECHONATION BEST PODCAST AWARD (under 30mins) (2022)
imagineNATIVE Film & Media Arts Festival 2022
FLOW audio works exhibit (commission)
Welcome back to a new season of the Warrior Life Podcast!
Today's podcast is a special one that I created for the imagineNATIVE podcast project called FLOW. FLOW is a commission project that features six durational audio works by Indigenous artists that connect distant listeners to site-specific bodies of water. FLOW seeks to provide opportunities for Indigenous artists to explore ancestral ontologies concerning water through sonic storytelling.
I am so honoured that...2022-11-2827 min
The YVR Screen Scene PodcastEpisode 251: Jules KoostachinDr Jules Arita Koostachin wrote and directed Broken Angel, a thrilling dramatic feature that premiered at the imagineNATIVE Film and Media Arts Festival, won the award for Best Feature at the 2022 American Indian Film Festival, and screens at the 2022 Whistler Film Festival. Broken Angel is a story about healing and mental illness, family and acceptance, domestic violence and legacy, and trauma and survival. It’s also a bold narrative feature film directorial debut from Jules, and a stunning showcase for its actors, including Sera-Lys McArthur (who won the award for Best Actress at AIFF for her performance in Broken An...2022-11-2549 min
UnCoverSo, *some* of us got back to campus…now what?Join co-hosts Layla and Aviral as they delve into the struggles of being back on campus and transitioning to in-person classes. This episode includes interviews with Shreya Vohra and Sanskriti Maheshwari, the Co-Presidents of the Indian Student Society of UofT, in which they discuss talk the stress placed on Indian students trying to come back to campus for in-person classes. They also chat with Dr. Bill Ju about the online learning experience from the perspective of teaching staff and faculty and how the pandemic has changed how faculty approach accessibility and flexibility. Lastly, Layla talks to Learning Strategist, Reggie...2022-11-151h 23UnCoverCampus Safety Part One: What it be & What it doVisit the links in our bio to listen to Layla and Aviral as they delve into the history and purpose of Campus Safety.We at the UnCover Podcast are producing and studying on the lands of the Huron-Wendat, the Haudenosaunee, the Anishinaabe, and the Mississaugas of the Credit River. We live under the Dish With One Spoon Treaty, the Williams Treaties, and Treaty 13. As part of these Treaties, we must work “in the spirit of peace, friendship, and respect” to be truthful about our positionality as students of the University of Toronto who benefit from the wealth accu...2022-11-1547 minUnCoverEnough is Enough. Sexual Assault and Racism in the Faculty of MusicJoin Aynur as she delves into the extensive accounts of sexual assault, racism, and abuse from students, alumni, and faculty within UofT’s Faculty of Music. Featuring an interview with the President of the Faculty of Music’s Undergraduate Association (FMUA), Ness Young, this episode seeks to educate, expose, and reflect on how this specific Faculty and the University at large are addressing cycles of abuse and assault.We at the UnCover Podcast are producing and studying on the lands of the Huron-Wendat, the Haudenosaunee, the Anishinaabe, and the Mississaugas of the Credit River. We live under the...2022-11-151h 15UnCoverCampus Safety Part Two: Saving the Day or Saving Face?So, now that we know what exactly the ‘Campus Safety Special Constable Service’ is, and a little bit more about the role they play in policing us students, let's hear how Campus Safety’s attempts at protection can be a little unsatisfactory. In this second part of our two part series on Campus Safety, join Aynur as she interviews a student and residence don who had a recent experience with Campus Safety that was memorable for all the wrong reasons. We highly encourage you to check out part one before listening in order to gain a greater perspective on the hi...2022-11-1557 min
Surprisingly CriterionThe New World (2005)Terrence Malick’s re-telling of the story of Pocahontas and John Smith, the extended cut. It’s a doozy. Bonus Material: Indian Country Today review Imperialist Nostalgia essay Roger Ebert’s review World Socialist Today review Support: https://supportanishnawbe.ca/donate/make-a-donation/ http://www.nwia.ca/about/donate-to-nwia/ https://imaginenative.org/support/donate/ https://artscancircle.ca/ https://makemusicmatter.org/donate/ https://nctr.ca/ Music: “The Endless Scroll” by Absolutely Free courtesy of Idée Fixe Records and Arts & Crafts Music Inc. Follo...2022-10-2857 min
Canadian MadeThe Importance of Mothers Behind the Camera with Dr. Jules Arita KoostachinToday on the podcast I am joined by writer/director Dr. Jules Arita Koostachin to discuss the making of her new feature film "Broken Angel". We also talk about her journey in the film industry and the challenges she has faced as a mother and BIPOC woman. "Broken Angel" is a BC production that follows Angel, mother to Tanis, who escapes into the night from her abusive partner Earl (Carlo Marks) to a women’s shelter on the reservation. As the prospect of a new beginning comes to light, he tracks her down and she is forced to...2022-10-1940 min
SeedcastHow Stories Give Life to Knowledge and Culture: Two Decades of imagineNATIVEWhen was the first time you saw yourself represented on a big or small screen? Hollywood representations of Indigenous peoples have been rare and often harmful, and that’s why Indigenous filmmakers are working to dismantle decades upon decades of negative stereotypes. In this episode, hear how Indigenous narrative sovereignty – telling our own stories – is connected to Indigenous land sovereignty – having a say in how the lands we are connected to are cared for. Also, find out how imagineNATIVE is supporting Indigenous filmmakers, improving representation on-screen and off, and honoring sacred duties to land. We talk with Cynthia Lickers-Sage (Mohawk N...2022-10-1227 min
The Joys of Binge ReadingMichael Bennett – Dark Kiwi ThrillerMichael Bennett is an acclaimed New Zealand screen writer and director who’s debut novel Better The Blood has already sold for translation rights in six countries. It’s a nail biting crime thriller that is also a Trojan horse for complex, difficult themes.
Hi there I’m your host Jenny Wheeler and in Binge Reading this week Michael talks about his debut novel, a serial killer investigation led by a tenacious Maori detective Hana Westerman which reveals a darker side to Kiwi paradise and highlights the truth that the past never truly stays buried.
Our free book giveaway is approp...2022-09-0640 min
Women In MediaKim Wheeler: Auntie Up!Kim Wheeler is a Mohawk/Anishinaabe kwe who has brought positive Indigenous stories to the mainstream and Indigenous media since 1993.A Sixties Scoop survivor, Kim shared her own story in the radio documentary “Blood Money” for CBC’s The Doc Project. This powerful, emotional, and raw documentary won her her third imagineNATIVE award for radio work. Find out more about that HERE.Currently Kim hosts her own show on SiriusXM - The Kim Wheeler Show. She was an integral part of the team that re-branded Canadian Indigenous Peoples Radio to The Indigiverse on SiriusXM. The channe...2022-07-0152 min
Rue AtatekenÉpisode 58 avec Jason Brennan
Cette semaine, nous recevons Jason Brennan.
Jason Brennan est un membre de la communauté de Kitigan Zibi Anishinaabeg. En 15 ans, Il a conçu, scénarisé et réalisé des émissions en tout genre (Hit The Ice, Skindigenous, La Fosse aux tigres, Vitamine C…) toutes primées et vues à travers le monde.
En 2020, il entame la scénarisation et la réalisation de son premier long-métrage «L’Inhumain » dans lequel il transpose la légende du Wendigo au grand-écran.
L’histoire en est une adaptation contemporaine, d’un point de vue Autochtone et met en vedette Samian dans le rôle principal.
En plu...2022-05-041h 30Rue AtatekenÉpisode 58 avec Jason Brennan
Cette semaine, nous recevons Jason Brennan.
Jason Brennan est un membre de la communauté de Kitigan Zibi Anishinaabeg. En 15 ans, Il a conçu, scénarisé et réalisé des émissions en tout genre (Hit The Ice, Skindigenous, La Fosse aux tigres, Vitamine C…) toutes primées et vues à travers le monde.
En 2020, il entame la scénarisation et la réalisation de son premier long-métrage «L’Inhumain » dans lequel il transpose la légende du Wendigo au grand-écran.
L’histoire en est une adaptation contemporaine, d’un point de vue Autochtone et met en vedette Samian dans le rôle principal.
En plu...2022-05-041h 30
It's A Hawaii ThingAlika Maikau Tengan - Director & Writer, Known for Every Day in KaimukiAlika Tengan is a Hapa Hawaiian/Asian filmmaker based out of Honolulu, Hawai’i. In 2017 he earned a mentorship under Joe Robert Cole (Black Panther), who oversaw the development of what would become his short, Mauka To Makai, which was awarded Best Made In Hawai’i Short at the Hawai’i International Film Festival. Alika followed up Mauka with Moloka’i Bound, which premiered at ImagineNative 2019 and won the award for “Best Short Work,” granting them Oscar Consideration for the 2021 Academy Awards and landing the film a home on the Criterion Channel. In December the feature-length script for Moloka’i Bound was se...2022-04-2540 min
The Poet Speaks PodcastYour Poetry Can Change The World (ft. Jennifer Alicia)This episode, Amanda talks to Jennifer Alicia! Jennifer is a queer, mixed Mi'kmaw and settler (german/Irish/Scottish) multidisciplinary artist originally from Elmastukwek, Ktaqmkuk (Bay of Islands, Newfoundland), now residing in Toronto, Ontario. She is a two-time national poetry slam champion and recently published her chapbook titled "Mixed Emotions." Jennifer Alicia was published in Issue 09 of Canthius Magazine and NOW Magazine in 2021. They are currently working on a play titled Restor(y)ing Identity, and part of it was presented at the first ever Nogojiwanong Indigenous Fringe Festival in 2021. An audio version of the play was presented at the Weesageechak Begins To Da...2022-03-2733 min
Rue AtatekenÉpisode 49 avec Jesse Wente
This week we welcome Jesse Wente
Jesse Wente is an Anishinaabe writer, broadcaster, speaker and arts leader. Born and raised in Toronto, he is a member of the Serpent River First Nation. Jesse is best known for his 24 years as a columnist for CBC Radio’s Metro Morning, Jesse spent 11 years with the Toronto International Film Festival, the last seven as the director of film programmes at the TIFF Bell Lightbox. An outspoken advocate for Indigenous rights and First Nations, Metis and Inuit art, he has spoken at the International Forum of Indigenous Peoples, Smithsonian’s National Museum of the Ameri...2022-03-021h 13Rue AtatekenÉpisode 49 avec Jesse Wente
This week we welcome Jesse Wente
Jesse Wente is an Anishinaabe writer, broadcaster, speaker and arts leader. Born and raised in Toronto, he is a member of the Serpent River First Nation. Jesse is best known for his 24 years as a columnist for CBC Radio’s Metro Morning, Jesse spent 11 years with the Toronto International Film Festival, the last seven as the director of film programmes at the TIFF Bell Lightbox. An outspoken advocate for Indigenous rights and First Nations, Metis and Inuit art, he has spoken at the International Forum of Indigenous Peoples, Smithsonian’s National Museum of the Ameri...2022-03-021h 13
Industry Insights - The EFM PodcastNew Native Cinema: Indigenous Film Criticism in Focus
Industry Insights – The EFM Podcast is presented by the European Film Market of the Berlinale. Hosted by curator-producer Nadia Denton and industry analyst Johanna Koljonen, it delves deep into the rapidly evolving film industry.
This episode deals with the dearth of Indigenous film critics worldwide, and how this gap in the critical landscape impacts the way in which Indigenous-led films or films with casts from these communities are commented on, scored, critiqued, released and ultimately perform at the box office.
Leo Koziol is Founder and Director of the Wairoa Māori Film Festival in Aotearoa New...2022-02-181h 00
Matriarch MovementAsia Youngman: Telling Authentic StoriesIn this first 2022 episode of Matriarch Movement, Shayla welcomes award-winning Cree/Métis director and screenwriter, Asia Youngman. Asia’s films have been screened at a variety of festivals including the Toronto International Film Festival, the St. Louis International Film Festival, and the imagineNATIVE Film and Media Arts Festival. Her latest film, HATHA, received support from the Harold Greenberg Fund and Creative BC through the BC Shorts Program and premiered at the 40th Vancouver International Film Festival. Asia is an alumna from the TIFF Filmmaker Lab, the TIFF Talent Accelerator, the Canadian Academy Directors Program for Women, the Berlinale Doc...2022-02-1435 min
Broken Boxes PodcastWe Circle Back To Move Into The Future: Léuli Eshrāghi and Cannupa Hanska LugerIn this conversation, artists Léuli Eshrāghi and Cannupa Hanska Luger untangle topics of Indigenous futures, science fiction, belonging, and the possibilities of language.Léuli Eshrāghi is a curator and artist of Sāmoan, Persian and Guangdong heritage with a few Marshallese, English and German ancestors, living and working in Mparntwe/Alice Springs for the past year. Cannupa Hanska Luger is a multidisciplinary artist based in New Mexico, USA. He is an enrolled member of the Three Affiliated Tribes of Fort Berthold of Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara, Lakota, and European heritage. The written version of this peer to peer...2022-01-241h 08
The Hats We WearPart One: What Inspired You In 2021?This episode features:1:54 - 2:23 – Nicole Matiation2:24 - 3:19 – Jeff Newman, Nüman Films3:22 - 3:48 – Nicole Ungurian and Bill Crossman, Guppy Design3:51 - 4:11 – Julie Hackett, National Screen Institute4:14 - 4:24 – Alexandra Zarowny4:26 - 5:16 – Brad Pelman, National Screen Institute board of directors5:18 - 5:50 – Naomi Johnson, imagineNATIVE5:52 - 6:09 – Adam Garnet Jones, APTN6:12 - 6:33 – Heather Daughtry, Final Draft Screenwriting6:35 - 8:10 – John Bertrand, CBC8:12 - 8:42 – John Nues, National Screen Institute8:44 - 9:22 – Joan Jenkinson, Black Screen Office9:24 - 9:41 – Jessica Gibson, National Screen Institute9:44...2021-12-2116 min
Modern MinoritiesDanis Goulet’s (directing) Night Raiders“Power has never given up without a fight. Indigenous people are in a unique position to offer a warning.”Danis Goulet is the writer and director of NIGHT RAIDERS - a near future dystopian fiction that is in theaters and on-demand now. Night Raiders tells the tale of an indigenous (Cree) mother and daughter - played by Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers + Brooklyn Letexier-Hart - making their way through the aftermath of a modern day civil war - where all children are being taken by the state. The film is allegory for 20th century residential school systems - North Americ...2021-11-291h 04The Final Word...The 22nd annual ImagineNATIVE film festivalOctober 29, 2021 - Naama WeingartenThe 22nd annual ImagineNATIVE film festival recently went down, showcasing 145 works representing 51 Indigenous Nations in 26 different Indigenous languages. We got to chat with Zoe Hopkins, who won the Moon Jury Award for her most recent film, Run Woman Run2021-11-1728 minThe Hats We WearDarcy Waite“Find what drives you, once you find that – it doesn’t matter if it gets hard. It’s always fun.”Darcy's feature film, Ruthless Souls - produced through the Telefilm Talent to Watch program - premiered at imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival in 2019 and was part of Telefilm’s Canadian Perspectives Program in Berlinale in 2020.Darcy is an alumnus of CBC New Indigenous Voices, NSI IndigiDocs and NSI Art of Business Management – Indigenous Edition. Music provided by Blue Dot Sessions.2021-11-0923 min
CiTR -- Queer FMQueerFM Featured Guests: Raven Two Feathers is a Two Spirit, Emmy award winning filmmaker/creator from the Pacific North-West/ November is aRAVEN TWO FEATHERS (He/They) - Cherokee, Seneca, Cayuga, Comanche, is a Two Spirit, Emmy award winning filmmaker/creator based in Seattle, WA. Originally from New Mexico, they spent their childhood moving and exploring Indigenous cultures across the continent and Pacific. They returned to New Mexico to attend Santa Fe University of Art & Design, graduating magna cum laude with a BFA in Film Production. They recently released a comic-based zine, “Qualifications of Being,” about their journey of realizing they are Trans and Two Spirit. They grow and explore their practice through the people they meet, and the stories that guide them...2021-11-022h 02
Moment of TruthMOT - Niki Little & Janet Rogers (October 19, 2021)Niki Little, Artistic Director of the imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival, October 19-24th / Plus, Janet Rogers works in page poetry, spoken word performance poetry, video poetry and recorded poetry with music. She is a radio broadcaster, documentary producer and media and sound artist and is part of the Forest City Film Festival, October 19-30th.2021-10-2057 min
Moment of TruthMOT - Terill Calder & Margaret McCuuaig-Johnston and John Garrick (October 7, 2021)(Rebroadcast) Terill Calder on her animation film Meneath: The Hidden Island of Ethics showing at the ImagineNative, Ottawa and Vancouver International Film Festivals/Margaret McCuuaig-Johnston, U of Ottawa with John Garrick, University Fellow in Law, Charles Darwin University on the different approach Canada and Australia have taken with China.2021-10-0859 min
Warrior Kids PodcastHonour The TreatiesIn Episode 5 of Season 3, we learn what treaties are and how important it is to honour the treaties made with Indigenous Nations in Canada and the USA.
Please join us every Wednesday as we talk about everything Indigenous and share each other's stories about what Warrior Kids are doing to make the world a better place!
Link to imagineNATIVE festival featuring Warrior Kids Podcast:
https://festival.imaginenative.org/external/events/warrior-kids-podcast-the-boy-and-the-whale/
For more information about our podcast, you can check us out online at https://www.warriorkidspodcast.com
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https://warrior-life-2.creator-spring.com/listing/get-warrior-kids-podcast...2021-09-3018 min
Moment of TruthMOT - Mathew Scarfone & Terill Calder (September 24, 2021)Mathew Scarfone, Postdoctoral Fellow, Philosophy, U of Toronto on why it may not be morally praiseworthy to drive an electric car. / Plus, (rebroadcast) Terill Calder on her animation film Meneath: The Hidden Island of Ethics showing at the ImagineNative, Ottawa and Vancouver International Film Festivals.2021-09-2554 min
Moment of TruthMOT - Terill Calder & Cathy Loblaw (September 21, 2021)Terill Calder on her animation film Meneath: The Hidden Island of Ethics showing at the ImagineNative, Ottawa and Vancouver International Film Festivals / (Rebroadcast) Cathy Loblaw, President and CEO of Ronald McDonald House Charities discusses McHappy Day, Wednesday, September 22, that supports sick children and local children’s charities.2021-09-2256 min
Face2Face with David PeckBeans, Bridges & OkaTracey Deer and Face2Face host David Peck talk about her new film Beans, bridges under construction, storytelling and changing the world, persistence, forgiveness, how anger can guide us for good, listening well and why trauma doesn’t need to define us.TrailerFind out more about the film here and Tracey here.Synopsis:Beans is a coming-of-age story, inspired by co-writer/director Tracey Deer’s own experience as a 12-year-old Mohawk girl who had to grow up fast during the 1990 Oka Crisis, a 78-day armed stand-off between the Quebec/Canadian gove...2021-07-3038 min
Immersive Knowledge TransferS01E05 - Wiremu Grace, Keara Lightning and Hope OneToday on the show we have three incredible guests. First we’ll be talking to Wireamu Grace, a Māori writer and director. In 2020 his cinematic VR film Whakakitenga (Wah-ka-ki-tang-ga) premiered at imagineNATIVE, the world’s largest indigenous film and media arts festival.
Our next guest is Keara Lightning, of the Samson Cree Nation, who is a game designer, the co-founder of Ekosi Games, and M.A. student in the Faculty of Native Studies at University of Alberta.
Our last guest is Hope One, a Maori artist who is considered one of the top female beatbox...2021-06-1437 min
Contra Zoom Pod143: Celebrating Japanese Cinema - AnimationContinuing our series celebrating cinema from around the world. On part two we look at animated Japanese films. We look at the history of Studio Ghibli and the impact the films of Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata. We discuss the influence of such seminal films like Ghost in the Shell, Paprika and Akira and the debate of dubs vs subs. Joining me on the show is Naomi Wada Platt, who guested on episode 130: imagineNATIVE, a YouTuber who often covers Japanese culture and politics in both English and Japanese language videos. Make sure you check out Part One where we d...2021-03-0859 min
Contra Zoom Pod141: Celebrating Japanese Cinema - Live ActionContinuing our series celebrating cinema from around the world. On this episode we look at live action Japanese films, from Seven Samurai and Godzilla, to Ringu and House up to Shoplifters. We gush about Akira Kurosawa, Yasujirō Ozu, Kenji Mizoguchi, Hirokazu Koreeda and others. Joining me on the show is Naomi Wada Platt, who guested on episode 130: imagineNATIVE, a YouTuber who often covers Japanese culture and politics in both English and Japanese language videos. Look forward to part two coming in a few weeks!
Follow Naomi on Twitter and Instagram.
Visit contrazoompod.com for even mo...2021-02-221h 05
Filmmaking Conversations Podcast with Damien SwabyEp 99: The Importance of Indigenous Films - Filmmaker Loretta S. ToddLoretta Sarah Todd | BioLoretta Sarah Todd is a visionary leader in Indigenous media, considered a true artist with entrepreneurial energy and deep cultural knowledge. Her first dramatic feature, Monkey Beach, based on the iconic novel by Eden Robinson, recently launched to strong audience and critical response, screening at TIFF (Industry Selects), opening the Vancouver International Film Festival and sweeping the Drama awards at the American Indian and Red Nation Film Festivals in the USA, including Best Film and Best Director. With international awards adding up (Venice Film Awards, 7th Art International Film Festival), Monkey Beach was the #1...2021-01-2241 min
She Has The MicThe Hidden History of Women's Suffrage with Katsitsionni FoxKatsitsionni Fox is a warm, powerful and wise woman filmmaker. What a joy and privilege it was to interview Katsitsionni. Did you know that suffragettes like Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony found the inspiration for the suffragette movement from Haudenosaunee women? For over 1,000 years before women had the vote in the United States-1920 for white women and 1965 for women of color- Huaudenosaunee women had equal rights in their tribes, in every aspect, including government. The Haudenosaunee were then and are now, matrilineal. In Katsitsionni's new film, Mohawk Clan Mother Louise Herne tells us, "I'm not a feminist...2020-12-1643 min
The YVR Screen Scene PodcastEpisode 125: Jessie AnthonyJessie Anthony is the filmmaking force behind Brother, I Cry. The feature film follows Jon, a young First Nations man, as he struggles to overcome addiction and avoid the multiple warrants out on him. Brother, I Cry – which won the Audience Choice award at imagineNATIVE and earned Jessie the award for Best BC Emerging Filmmaker at the 2020 Vancouver International Film Festival – is a story about family, addiction, and the justice system, and the ways in which people can lose themselves in all three of these competing realities. It’s evocative without being exploitative, honest without being traumatizing, and rich with e...2020-11-0636 min
Contra Zoom Pod130: imagineNATIVEOn this episode we cover the 2020 imagineNATIVE film festival, which celebrates the best Indigenous filmmaking from around the world! We are joined by Naomi Wada Platt, a YouTube film reviewer who covers film in both English and Japanese. We talk about Inconvenient Indian, Monkey Beach, Brother, I Cry, The Legend of Baron To'a and Love and Fury.
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On The Landvoting - a hot takeHere’s my hot take on voting. Check out these resources for more information, thoughts, and history on voting. These podcast episodes give a nuanced understanding of many of the feels that come up when talking about voting on Stolen Land. Find our voting resource toolkit our website onthelandmedia.com and check out Native Peoples Action for more information on voting in Alaska. All My Relations Podcast "Vote(If You Want To & Can)" Sko Vote Den Series NDN Collective Code Switch, an NPR Podcast "Is Trump Really That Racist?"2020-11-0100 min
Face2Face with David PeckResistance, Art & Sonic HighwaysShane Belcourt and Face2Face host David Peck talk about Amplify, resistance, Metis history and voice, interpretation and interconnectedness, sonic highways, identity politics, music and art and what it reveals about culture and us.TrailerMore info here.Synopsis:Our Endless Resistance featuring songwriter Shane Belcourt author Maria Campbell and Métis Rights Advocate Tony Belcourt.Métis songwriter Shane Belcourt, finds inspiration looking back on interviews he did with celebrated Métis author Maria Campbell, and his father, an acclaimed Métis Rights lead...2020-10-2846 min
Moment of TruthMOT - MELISSA & KAITLYN, imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival[Special Web Broadcast] Melissa Johns - Festival Digital + Interactive Coordinator and Kaitlynn Tomaselli - Digital + Interactive Coordinator for the imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival interactive programming running October 21 - 25, 2020 online
Moment of Truth airs weeknights at 7:00 on ELMNT FM in Toronto and Ottawa and streaming online at elmntfm.ca2020-10-2323 min
FramelineFestivals: PIF, RWM, TJFF, ImagineNATIVEReviews of the following films screening at film festivals in Oct 2020: Coral Ghosts (Planet in Focus FF); Judy Versus Capitalism, The Marriage Project (Rendezvous With Madness Festival); Breaking Bread, Shared Legacies: The African American Jewish Civil Rights Alliance (Toronto Jewish FF); Shadow of Dumont (ImagineNATIVE Festival)2020-10-2334 min
Face2Face with David PeckRebellion, Memory & Radical HopeTrevor Cameron and Face2Face host David Peck talk about The Shadow of Dumont, ex-buffalo hunters, radical hope, identity and legacy, how history and our Mother’s are connected and the need to remember.TrailerMore about the film hereAnd watch it Now!Playing at ImagineNATIVESynopsis:Living in Toronto and seeking reconnection with his Métis roots, Trevor Cameron sets out on a cross-country road trip to the homelands of Gabriel Dumont, hero and leader of the 1885 Métis upri...2020-10-2142 min
Face2Face with David PeckA journey of loss, rebirth & survival Marie Clements and Mozhdah Jamalzadah and Face2Face host David Peck talk about their new film Red Snow, ways of seeing, things we have in common, 10,000 words for snow and how racism happens everywhere.Trailer hereMore about the film here.And watch the film on Google Play, Youtube or iTunes.Synopsis:Dylan, a Gwich'in soldier from the Canadian Arctic, is caught in an ambush in Kandahar, Afghanistan. His capture and interrogation by a Taliban Commander releases a cache of memories connected to the l...2020-07-2241 min
The Golden ThreadNative Storytelling from the Heart with Justyn Ah ChongJustyn Ah Chong is an award-winning Native Hawaiian filmmaker from Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi. After graduating from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts in 2011, Justyn worked as a director, cinematographer and editor at ʻŌiwi Television Network, Hawaii's premiere Indigenous broadcast station. Most recently his acclaimed film “Down on the Sidewalk In Waikiki” premiered at the Maoriland Film Festival in New Zealand and won the People’s Choice Award for Best Short Drama. The film has continued to screen at festivals around the world, including the imagineNATIVE Film Festival in Toronto, the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, and the 307 Film Festival in W...2020-07-1949 min
#NOBLUEPRINTJessica Matten (Actress/President, Instructor Lemon Cree/Founder #N8VGirls )Jessica Matten is of Red River Metis-Cree descent and is directly a descendant of Cuthbert Grant, the first rebel Metis leader famously known for the Battle of the Seven Oaks in Canada.Jessica recently is the star of the new Crime Drama "Tribal" on APTN Network. Jessica stars in Season 3 of Discovery Canada & Netflix's TV show "Frontier" starring Jason Momoa. She also can be seen in the new CW Network and CBC drama alongside Kristin Kruek in "Burden of Truth". Jessica also can be seen in the upcoming comic adaptation movie "The Empty Man" for 20th...2020-07-031h 06
Game Breaking FeatureEpisode 54: ExpositionSpecial Guest: Meagan Byrne is the founder of Achimostawinan Games and Digital Interactive Coordinator with ImagineNATIVE. She gives us the backstory on Exposition in Games. Can games tell stories in their own unique way? How can mechanics drive exposition? And: what’s that audio tape over there? Send your feedback to podcast@gbfeature.com or reach out @Gbfeature on […]2020-02-1100 min
Movie MixtapeMovie Mixtape: imagineNATIVE, Toronto After Dark + The Whale and the RavenOctober 25, 2019 - This week we look back at the Toronto After Dark Film Fest: https://torontoafterdark.com/What you can catch during the final days of imagineNATIVE:http://www.imaginenative.com/And Shirley Moore speaks to the producers of The Whale and the Raven which screened at Planet In Focus earlier this month:https://planetinfocus.org/2019-11-1118 min
CANADALANDSHORT CUTS #236 - The New York Times' Trauma Porn BeatThe New York Times’ Canada bureau chief goes up to visit an Inuit community three times so she must know what she’s talking about… right? Also, podcasting is getting way too popular. Thunder Bay host Ryan McMahon co-hosts. This episode is brought to you by Freshbooks, Audible, Article and listeners like you. Please consider becoming a monthly supporter. If you want to check out Duncan McCue’s resource on Reporting In Indigenous Communities, click here. You can also find imagineNATIVE's On-Screen Protocols and Pathways here.Support CANADALAND: https://canadaland.com/joinSee om...2019-10-3145 min
Moment of TruthMOT - Jon Elliot & Angelina McLeod (October 25th, 2019)Tonight on Moment of Truth interviews with two ImagineNATIVE film festival directors. Six Nations filmmaker Jon Elliott and his film "Even in the Silence" and Angelina McLeod from Shoal Lake 40 with her documentary "Freedom Road".2019-10-2452 min
Thursday BreakfastSuperannuation and climate risk, Solid Air, Young Mob Questioning Treaty, lock-on lawsAcknowledgement of countryNews with Cait KellyDavid Barnden, from Equity Generation Lawyers, is running the first case against a superannuation fund in Australia for not taking climate risk into account.Anne-Marie Te Whiu and David Stavanger, editors of the new anthology Solid Air: Australian & New Zealand Spoken Word, will host the Wheeler Centre’s third event in the Group Texts series. Featuring electrifying local performers and practitioners of spoken word.Paul Gorrie speaks to us about Young Mob Questioning Treaty a documentry film he worked on that is featuring at imagineNATIVE Film Festival in Toronto.We speak to Jonathan Homsey & Pookie about p...2019-10-1600 min
FempowerThe Superpower of Storytelling with Sonya BallantyneOn today’s episode, we have a genuine Superheroine! Sonya Ballantyne is an emerging filmmaker and writer from Misipawistik Cree Nation. Sonya won the 2014 Emerging Filmmaker Pitch Competition at Gimli Film Festival for Crash Site and the 2016 Short Film Pitch at ImagineNative Film Festival with Eagle Girl. She recently spoke at San Diego Comic Con about Indigenous Media Representation. She became interested in film because she wanted to see people like her mother as a starship captain on Star Trek or fighting aliens like Ripley. She wanted a Native hero that existed in the present or in the future, to...2019-09-291h 35
No Blueprint PodcastNBP-38 Community Storyteller (Tracy Rector)Tracy Rector (Choctaw/Seminole) is a mixed race filmmaker, curator, community organizer, and programmer. Currently, she is serving as Director of Storytelling at Nia Tero, a non-profit committed to supporting Indigenous governance and guardianship. She has directed and produced over 400 shorts and other films including the award-winning Teachings of the Tree People, March Point, Maiden of Deception Pass, and Ch'aak' S'aagi. She is in production on her sixth feature documentary Outta the Muck with support from ITVS. As an impact producer, Tracy served on the team for the feature documentary Dawnland, which premiered on Independent Lens’ 2018/19 season to 2.1 million viewers in...2019-08-2200 min
CiTR -- Arts ReportSummer FunToday we started the show with an interview with Paisley Eva who is one of the founders of Dame Vinyl, an amazing organization that trains female identifying persons on vinyl DJing. They are performing this weekend at the Indian Summer Festival event: Conjuring the Future! Then we had an interview conducted by Margarita Galper of the Alt-Rock Band CIVILIANA, and we played one of their songs: Carry a Light! We followed these interviews with a review of Shakespeare in Love being put up by Bard on the Beach throughout the summer. Blind Tiger Comedy is offering free comedy courses throughout...2019-07-0400 min
CiTR -- Arts ReportSummer FunToday we started the show with an interview with Paisley Eva who is one of the founders of Dame Vinyl, an amazing organization that trains female identifying persons on vinyl DJing. They are performing this weekend at the Indian Summer Festival event: Conjuring the Future! Then we had an interview conducted by Margarita Galper of the Alt-Rock Band CIVILIANA, and we played one of their songs: Carry a Light! We followed these interviews with a review of Shakespeare in Love being put up by Bard on the Beach throughout the summer. Blind Tiger Comedy is offering free comedy courses throughout...2019-07-041h 00
Moment of TruthMOMENT OF TRUTH - Jason Ryle (June 24th, 2019)Executive director of imagineNATIVE Jason Ryle discusses the organization's newly announced partnership with Netflix.2019-06-2445 min
Talking American StudiesNative North American Archives of the Future with K. BaudemannTalking American Studies with Kristina Baudemann from the Europa-Universität Flensburg about her and Prof. Birgit Däwes’ new project - Knowing Tomorrow 2.0: Twenty-first Century Native North American Archives of Futurity - about Indigenous Futurisms, Indigenous Studies, and so many great articles and artworks.www.uni-flensburg.de/nativefutures http://abtec.org/Barnaby, Jeff, director. File Under Miscellaneous. Prospector Films/John Christou, 2010. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zi3B2V_e8fY .Deloria, Philip J. Playing Indian, 2007.Derrida, Jacques. Archive Fever, 1995, 1996.Dillon, Grace L., edito...2019-05-2528 min
Movie MixtapeMovie Mixtape: The New Romantic, You Might Be the Killer, TAD Fest and an interview with Jenn WexlerOctober 19, 2018 - This week we look at all of the festivals taking place this weekend in Toronto including Rendezvous with Madness, imagineNATIVE and Toronto After Dark including a review of You Might Be the Killer and part of an interview with Jenn Wexler. Plus Shauna Cox reviews The New Romantic.
Rendezvous With Madness:
https://workmanarts.com/rendezvouswithmadness/rwm2018/
imagineNATIVE:
http://www.imaginenative.org/
Toronto After Dark:
http://torontoafterdark.com/2018/schedule-and-tix/
The Ranger:
https://www.theranger-movie.com/
The New Romantic:
https://www.newromanticmovie.com/2019-03-0500 minMovie MixtapeMovie Mixtape: The New Romantic, You Might Be the Killer, TAD Fest and an interview with Jenn WexlerOctober 19, 2018 - This week we look at all of the festivals taking place this weekend in Toronto including Rendezvous with Madness, imagineNATIVE and Toronto After Dark including a review of You Might Be the Killer and part of an interview with Jenn Wexler. Plus Shauna Cox reviews The New Romantic.Rendezvous With Madness: https://workmanarts.com/rendezvouswithmadness/rwm2018/imagineNATIVE:http://www.imaginenative.org/Toronto After Dark: http://torontoafterdark.com/2018/schedule-and-tix/The Ranger: https://www.theranger-movie.com/The New Romantic:https://www.newromanticmovie.com/2019-03-0513 min
The Alberta Filmmakers PodcastS02E50 - AbracadaversFollow The Alberta Filmmakers Podcast
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"hug your loved ones...a lot, and say "I love you"...incessantly...forgive...unreservedly...laugh...by the truck loads...be gentle and kind...to everyone, even those you don't agree with...be generous...especially to those who have less than you...be at...2018-12-151h 25CANADALANDEp. 255 - The Making Of Finding Cleo And Thunder BayCANADALAND's investigative podcast Thunder Bay published its series finale last week. Host and creator Ryan McMahon reflects on the year-long production process, and he, Jesse and Connie Walker — host of CBC's award-winning podcast Missing & Murdered: Finding Cleo — speak at ImagineNATIVE Film & Media Arts Festival about the challenges that come with telling such sensitive, complex stories through the true crime genre. This episode is sponsored by Endy and HelloFresh. Support CANADALAND: https://canadaland.com/joinSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2018-12-0344 min
Red Man LaughingLittle StoriesIn this episode of Red Man Laughing, we take you to the 2018 imagineNATIVE Film & Media Arts Festival for the Indigenous Creatives in Podcasting panel featuring Tiio Horn (Coffee With My Ma), Connie Walker (Finding Cleo), and Jesse Brown (Canadaland), to talk about the power of Indigenous podcasting and how this movement transforms communities. Get full access to Joke Talk Yell Write at joketalkyellwrite.substack.com/subscribe2018-11-181h 03
Back to the Drawing BoardVirtual Reality, Art in the Ether, with Daniel Northway-FrankWhat if we could get a glimpse into the future, even if for just a couple of minutes? In this week's episode, I sat down with Daniel Northway-Frank from imagineNATIVE, to talk about the 2167 project, in which five Indigenous artists created virtual reality experiences of what life will look like in the year of 2167. Music: http://www.purple-planet.com Subscribe to Artists Network TV for unlimited videos: https://bit.ly/2vii92D2018-08-0635 min
The Alberta Filmmakers PodcastS02E37 - Adam Scorgie Part 1 - Inmate #1 The Rise of Danny TrejoFollow The Alberta Filmmakers Podcast
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The Alberta Filmmakers PodcastS02E37 - Adam Scorgie Part 1 - Inmate #1 The Rise of Danny TrejoFollow The Alberta Filmmakers Podcast
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The Alberta Filmmakers PodcastS02E27 - Trailblazing with Majid KoudmaniFollow The Alberta Filmmakers Podcast
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The Alberta Filmmakers PodcastS02E27 - Trailblazing with Majid KoudmaniFollow The Alberta Filmmakers Podcast
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Telefilm Talent to Watch Program CSIF Submission Results
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The Rez Quest Podcast#55 - Janet RogersJanet Rogers is a writer, radio producer and performance poet. Janet has hosted the radio programs Native Waves Radio on CFUV and Tribal Clefs on CBC Radio One Victoria. She produced the radio documentaries Bring Your Drum: 50 Years of Indigenous Protest Music and Resonating Reconciliation, which received awards for Best Radio at the imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival. Find her books here: http://talonbooks.com/authors/janet-rogers Soundcloud: Janet Marie Rogers Native Waves Radio Soundcloud Janet Rogers Poet Twitter: @jane...2018-05-2400 min