Migwitétmeg ( “we remember”) - Ep 1: Connecting our Spirit and Body

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Migwitétmeg (“we remember”) is a new podcast celebrating oral histories of the Wabanaki territory. Host, Julianna Peter-Paul, from Metapenigiag Mi'kmaq Nation, takes listeners into the homes of knowledge keepers, women, men, elders and youth who share their perspectives of their identity and culture.

Episode 1: Connecting our Spirit and Body

Host Julianna Peter-Paul speaks with outreach worker, River Ward, from Natoaganeg First Nation who shares his story of returning home and his perspectives on community, ceremony, and food security.

Julianna Peter-Paul is a podcaster from Metepenagiag Mikmaq Nation, who has a passion for storytelling, indigenous ways of being, and oral history. Her creative inspiration stems from the land and water along with stories that have been passed down to her. Julianna began podcasting in 2020 and is dedicated to preserving and passing down her culture.

Migwitétmeg was developed in the Advanced Digital Storytelling Program created by Good Influence Films in partnership with RBC Emerging Artists Project and the Inspirit Foundation.

For Episode 2 of Migwitétmeg (“we know our history”) subscribe to Indigenous 150+ wherever you get your podcasts and follow host Julianna Peter-Paul on instagram @julppaul

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