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Red Man Laughing

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In this episode of Red Man Laughing we sit down with two artists on different journeys. In the first half of the show we sit down Anishinaabe musician/artist Dave Deleary, a well respected and long time member of the Indigenous entertainment scene. We talk about the roots of the Indigenous arts scene in Toronto and where he thinks the scene is headed now.

In the second half of the show, I share my conversation with a powerful emerging artist, Braiden Houle, a young actor just starting out in his professional career as an actor. In this conversation we talk about his mentors, the risks he took to accomplish his goals and what is next for him as he enters one of the most vibrant arts scenes in North America - the Indigenous arts scene.

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