
A weekly roundtable about Indigenous issues and events in Canada and beyond. Hosted by Rick Harp.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 378 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsSociety & Culture | |||

Introducing the first in our four-part series for Summer 2026! Collected, connected conversations drawn from our decade-deep archive, it's a mini-series that falls smack dab in the middle of our mega-series, Beyond Fires & Floods: Indigenous Narrativ... more
ON THIS EPISODE… Part 12 of BFF: Beyond Fires and Floods, our extended climate series based on a three-day gathering of Indigenous journalists, scholars and experts we co-convened last fall at UBC. And at the tail-end of BFF's second day, we set asid... more
ON THIS EPISODE: Part 11 of BFF: Beyond Fires and Floods, our extended series on Indigenous climate narratives, based on conversations we co-convened over 3 days last fall at UBC. And with a lot of ground covered those first two days, we thought it b... more
ON THIS EPISODE: the tenth takeaway from BFF: Beyond Fires and Floods, our extended series on Indigenous climate narratives, collecting close to 40 journalists, scholars and experts last fall at UBC. This time 'round, the closing portion of "Taking o... more
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This podcast has enabled me to hear the perspectives of native scholars I wouldn’t have any contact with otherwise. As a white settler working in construction there simply aren’t many natural ways I would come across these perspectives. This is concerning as in recent years white construction workers started voting, this wasn’t the case 10+ years ago. Thanks for some re-education
Media Indigena has been & continues to be my most anticipated podcast. Rick is a great host & the panelists are academics, experts in their fields & well beyond. This podcast is wise, informative and often funny (which is amazing because the topics are often difficult). They cover a wide range of subjects & current issues - many not covered at all (& definitely not with full comprehension) by mainstream media.
Some of the academic concepts & terms are unfamiliar to non-academics like me.... more
Love the show!
A very useful location app to use is “what3words”. Used off-line, to communicate non-addressed locations, use words rather than gps numbers. Name / find an exact location, doorway or trail-marker, or add it to photos. Used around the globe for search and rescue; Some Canadian gov’t organizations have adopted it in 2020.
Although informative and articulate, the authors and speakers miss out on contemporary issues nuances. I was expecting more centrist position but I found it a bit too left-of-centre for my liking.
I’m enjoying this podcast! 🥰
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A weekly roundtable exploring Indigenous current affairs with a focus on Canada and the broader diaspora. Episodes gather scholars, journalists, and Indigenous knowledge holders to discuss sovereignty, governance, climate justice, language, storytelling, and media representation through a critical Indigenous lens. The show stands out for its multi-voice format, long-form engagement, and emphasis on place-based knowledge, storytelling sovereignty, and community-led narratives. It's likely to appeal to listeners who want nuanced debates, access to scholarly and on-the-ground Indigenous perspectives, and discussions that connect policy, culture, and environmental justice to everyday issues.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Terese Mailhot
2. David Suzuki
3. Regan Boychuk
4. Clifford Atleo Jr.
5. Kwame McKenzie
6. Kim TallBear
7. Alice Te Punga Somerville
8. Tara Atleo
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