Por: AfterWords Literary Festival

The Modern Mi’kma’ki Podcast explores what it means for L’nu’k to walk and work and live and laugh in the complex world of today. Mi’kmaw writers shalan joudry, Trina Roache, and Rebecca Thomas untangle a colonial history, wrestle with cultural teachings, and ask the big questions. How do we honour our ancestors? How do we all live as Treaty People? What does netukulimk really mean when you buy your food at the grocery store? Humour, joy, grief and reclamation. Join shalan joudry, Trina Roache, Rebecca Thomas, Sue Goyette, and Stephanie Domet in this ongoing conversation, produced by AfterWords Literary Festival, sponsored by ABO Wind and supported by the Nova Scotia Department of Culture, Communities, Tourism and Heritage.
Podcast cover art by Jordan Bennet, theme music by Raymond Sewell.

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