Lottie Kozac is a Métis Knowledge Carrier, a kêhtê ayak, an artist, and an empath. One thing about Lottie is certain, she knows. Lisa sits down with Lottie Kozac to discuss her life and her incredible gifts.

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Our journey comes Full Circle in this final episode of season one. Beading Together began by discussing birth, and now Lisa is joined by celebrated Métis author, Maria Campbell (Halfbreed, People of the Buffalo), to discuss the end, how to prepare for it, and what comes next. It's been an incredible journey creating season one of Beading Together. Thank you for coming along with us and we can't wait to bring you season two!

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In this episode, Lisa talks with emerging Indigenous Filmmakers Jordan Waunch and Rylan Friday to discuss new forms of Indigenous Storytelling on screen.

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Shadow of the Rougarou

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What does it mean to be an Auntie? It's more than just a blood relation, it's a way of being. On this episode, Lisa and her guests discuss what it means to be an Auntie in the cultural sense, and what it means to have Big Auntie Energy. Don't forget to get your Big Auntie Energy Bingo Card on our social media channels and play along while you listen.

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On this episode, Lisa and guest host Alexandra DeMontigny are joined by 3 Youth(ful) Voices to discuss the next generation Métis. Guests include Drew Nagao, Keenan McCarthy and Nat Copps from Red River Echoes.

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*Correction: In her introduction, Nat Copps mistakenly acknowledged that she lives on Treaty 3, instead of Treaty 1. Treaty 1, or Winnipeg, is the traditional territory of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene Peoples.

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Pour yourself an egg nog with nutmeg or some hot chocolate with marshmallows and curl up next to the fire while Lisa and her guest host, Dave Peltier, are treated to some Christmas stories from three wonderful Métis folk! Lisa and Dave might even have a story or two of their own to share! This episodes guests are Tanya Davoren, Gary Ducommun, and MNC President Cassidy Caron.

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On the first episode of Beading Together, Lisa Shepherd is joined by Icelandic/Métis poet Jónína Kirton to discuss the process of Birthing, what it is like to give birth, and what it means to be a mother. Joining them are guests, Colette Trudeau, Dr. Janelle Syring, and Carly Hale.

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