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Settle Down

Settle Down Pod
Entrepreneurship
Indigenous Entrepreneurship
Community Support
First Nations
Métis
Artificial Intelligence
Indigenous Leadership
Indigenous Culture
Ndas
Cultural Identity
Female Empowerment
Government Contracts
ATB Financial
Mental Health
Safe Sharing Of Ideas
Trust In Business Relationships
Indigenous Languages
Indigenous Governance
Community Leadership
Indigenous Communities

The tea is on! Guided by the experiences, perspectives and stories of First Nations and Métis women, Settle Down is hosted by strong Indigenous business owners sharing their roadmap to entrepreneurship — a vulnerable, real and endless journey of lessons learned.

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Latest Episodes

In this powerful season finale of Settle Down, the aunties sit down with legendary actor, filmmaker and matriarch, Georgina Lightning, for one of the most raw, emotional and inspiring conversations of the season. 

From hilarious rez stories and moth... more

In this episode, the hosts sit down with Chelsey Quirk, CEO of Indigenous Tourism Alberta, for a dynamic conversation about the future of Indigenous tourism - and the responsibility that comes with it.

From her journey through government, corporate ... more

What starts with hot flashes and laughter quickly turns into one of the most raw and complex conversations yet.

In this episode, the hosts dive into identity, what it means, who defines it and why it is never as simple as a checkbox. Through powerfu... more

This episode of Settle Down dives headfirst into a conversation many people avoid but every Indigenous woman knows intimately: anger.

What starts with a hilarious story about teenage rebellion quickly shifts into something deeper and more complex. S... more

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Recent Guests

Chelsey Quirk
CEO of Indigenous Tourism Alberta
Indigenous Tourism Alberta
Episode: More Than a Destination: An Interview with Chelsey Quirk - Episode 11
Shawnee Gwynn
Founder of Pipi Guan, Peta Guan, Wasigan Kisowatsowin
Pipi Guan/Peta Guan/Wasigan Kisowatsowin
Episode: Identity Isn't a Checkbox - Episode 10
Teresa (Theresa)
Teacher/Contributor featured in teaching segment
Episode: We're Allowed to be Angry - Episode 9
Patrick Twin
Director of Indigenous Relations at ATB
ATB Financial
Episode: Deadly Uncle Energy with Patrick Twinn - Episode 8
Felicia Dewar
CEO and Founder of Miskamasawin Foods
Miskamasawin Foods
Episode: Episode 6 - The Continuation of AI with Heart
Shawnee Gwynne
Founder of Pipi Guan Pitaguan and Wasigan Kisawatsawin
Wasigan Kisawatsawin
Episode: Episode 6 - The Continuation of AI with Heart
Vanessa Marshall
Founder and CEO of Jack 59
Jack 59
Episode: Episode 6 - The Continuation of AI with Heart
Shani Gwyn
Founder of Pekuskwewin Wasigan Kisawatsawin and co-presenter on AI discussion
Wasigan Kisawatsawin / Pekuskwewin
Episode: AI With Heart - Episode 5
Teresa Strawberry
Elder, traditional knowledge keeper
Indigenous Box collaborator
Episode: All My Relations - Episode 3

Hosts

Shani Gwyn
Co-presenter and entrepreneur focused on Indigenous technology and language preservation
Shani Nguyen
Host focusing on Indigenous leadership and tech discussions
Felicia Dewar
Host and founder involved in Indigenous entrepreneurship and food systems
Mallory Young-Wei
Host focused on Indigenous Box and AI in business
Vanessa Marshall
Co-host and founder/CEO involved in Jack 59 and AI-driven product development

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 11 ratings
  • Much gratitude

    As an Indigenous woman who works in corporate Canada, I feel seen and represented. Thank you to these four amazing women who share their struggles, perspectives, and successes with us unapologetically. I have shared this podcast with peers, clients, and friends. Much gratitude!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    @lifeofshauna
    Canada2 months ago
  • Thank you

    So much love, care, integrity, and laughs in these conversations. Thank you for creating this special space and sharing it with us. Thank you for showcasing a different and better way to approach entrepreneurship. I don’t want to be self-made. I want to be community-made!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    viet.huongie
    Canada2 months ago
  • Inspiring

    Thank you for the laughs and the guidance in your stories.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Your 2Spirit follower J
    Canada3 months ago

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More Than a Destination: An Interview with Chelsey Quirk - Episode 11
Q: What role do elders play in guiding tourism initiatives?
They are essential for steering decisions, ensuring respectful sharing of stories, and serving as consultants to prevent misrepresentation or inappropriate commercialization.
More Than a Destination: An Interview with Chelsey Quirk - Episode 11
Q: What does authenticity mean in Indigenous tourism, and how do you avoid stereotyping?
The guests discuss that authenticity comes from community voice, elders, and true Indigenous ownership of experiences; authenticity is not a label but a lived practice guided by cultural values and consent.
More Than a Destination: An Interview with Chelsey Quirk - Episode 11
Q: How do you balance the needs of communities with funding requirements and market pressures?
She speaks about realignment, moving away from a one-size-fits-all approach, and ensuring programs meet diverse community goals while keeping integrity and cultural responsibility at the forefront.
More Than a Destination: An Interview with Chelsey Quirk - Episode 11
Q: What does your role as CEO of Indigenous Tourism Alberta look like day-to-day?
Chelsey explains that her days involve strategic leadership, building partnerships with governments and funders, guiding the team of 13 plus contractors, and ensuring that the organization delivers value to Indigenous communities through sustainable tourism experiences.

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A landscape of Indigenous women entrepreneurs and community leaders exploring entrepreneurship, leadership, culture, and technology through personal stories and practical insights. Across episodes, themes include reclaiming voice, accountability, and relational economies, with deep dives into Indigenous governance, language preservation, and responsible AI. Notable moments highlight turning anger into constructive action, honoring ceremony, and building sustainable social enterprises that center community well-being. The show often blends teaching moments with lived experience, making it a compelling listen for aspiring Indigenous founders, leaders, and allies seeking actionable guidance grounded in culture and reciprocity.

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2. Shawnee Gwynn
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4. Patrick Twin
5. Felicia Dewar
6. Shawnee Gwynne
7. Vanessa Marshall
8. Shani Gwyn

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