
Native and Indigenous artists take center stage on Indigenous House and Little Bear Audio’s podcast series, The Indigenous Setlist.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsMusicMusic Commentary | |||

This week, award-winning Mohawk singer-songwriter Shawnee Kish joins the podcast to talk about the experiences, resilience, and identity that shape her music. She reflects on growing up obsessed with music, embracing her authentic self, and how her I... more
This week, singer-songwriter Natasha Fisher joins the podcast to share the experiences, challenges, and personal journey that have shaped both her life and her music. She opens up about her path to sobriety, connecting with her Indigenous identity la... more
This week, singer-songwriter Aysanabee joins the podcast to talk about the experiences, stories, and perspective that shape his music. He reflects on how a life-changing near-death experience became the catalyst for pursuing music full-time, and how ... more
This week, singer-songwriter LOV joins the podcast to talk about the music, experiences, and purpose behind everything she creates. She shares how vulnerability, resilience, and a passion for empowering women shape both her songwriting and her artist... more
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The series centers Indigenous artists across multiple genres, blending personal storytelling with cultural preservation and community empowerment. Conversations reveal how music intersects with language, heritage, and social issues, from reclaiming Indigenous names and languages to pushing boundaries in hip hop, neo-soul, reggae, and electronic production. Episodes frequently highlight collaboration, live performance energy, and the responsibilities of sharing Indigenous histories through art, making the show a compelling blend of intimate memoir and broader cultural commentary. A notable hallmark is the emphasis on authenticity, community support, and artists crafting space for diverse Indigenous voices within the broader music landscape.
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Recent guests on The Indigenous Setlist include:
1. Natasha Fisher
2. Lavina Titusis
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