Podcasts about Grizzlies

Grizzlies opened training camp in Nashville and Chris saw a picture that was interesting to him (5:30). Charles Huff had his media availability yesterday and Chris has a question to ask Devin about it (24:03). A'ja Wilson went off on a fan last night, Caitlin Clark went off in the game, and Olivia Miles had a disappointing first WNBA playoff experience. We'll also go into Thursday Night Football and the MLB Playoffs (32:30). Jessica Benson joins the show in-studio to give us her 5 College Football games of the week including Alabama/Miss St, Ohio St/Iowa, VA Tech/Pitt, Florida/Mizzou, Arizona/Cincinnati (1:18:14)Host: Chris VernonContributors: Devin Walker, Jon RoserGuest: Jessica BensonTechnical Director: Jaylon WallaceAssociate Producer: Jena Broyles

On the first hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter discuss the opening games of the MLB Postseason, with Ryan sharing his beef with fans not showing up for afternoon playoff games. They also break down some of the most impressive aspects of both Montana and Montana State's football teams through the first four weeks of the season.Next, Ryan and Colter are joined by Northern Colorado football head coach Ed Lamb to preview the upcoming matchup between the Bears and Grizzlies this weekend.

00:09:00 Grizzlies training camp news00:13:00 Liberty eliminate Lynx00:26:00 Caitlin Clark carries Fever over Aces00:45:00 DeAngelo Williams01:13:00 WTFPJ Fleck spreading bloodborne pathogensTexas A&M new endzoneTrough for sale901 losses Fat Bear Week

What was the bigger & more important win between Montana's 62-22 drubbing of UC Davis and Montana State's 28-14 win over Northern Arizona despite four All-Americans being on the shelf? Brooks & Colter Nuanez discuss that and much more on the latest Big Sky Breakdown podcast

Kurt Ringkamp, General Manager of the Gateway Grizzlies, joins Chris & Amy ahead of the TK Pro Rodeo at Arsenal BG Ballpark in Sauget, Illinois this weekend. Events include bareback riding, steer wrestling, barrel racing & freestyle bull fighting. GatewayGrizzlies.com for more information.

Chris and Amy react to Sen Eric Schmitt's attempt at a 'gotcha' moment in a Senate hearing with former prosecutor Jack Smith; Amy finally heard the train whistles, and yes, they're loud; Grizzlies general manager joins in-studio with details about a rodeo coming to the the ballpark; Did you see this? TSA checkpoint officials will lose their stools.

The update from Grizzlies' media day was that Zach Edey is a full-go (mostly) and there were no other major injuries to report, which is a pleasant change from previous years. That means, however, that training camp in Nashville will be a fierce competition as the team must cut several guaranteed deals to get down to 15 by opening night. But the players are excited and ready for the opportunity, as they told the media in Memphis on Monday. They talked about their season goals, their thoughts on rebuilding, defying expectations, and what they've seen already from Cam Boozer.This episode goes over the most important takeaways from what  the players, Zach Kleiman and Tuomas Iisalo said at Media Day, plus discusses the training camp roster, including Carson Cooper finally getting officially signed.Join the listener slack at Patreon.com/FastbreakBreakfastPlease subscribe to this podcast on Youtube!Use promo code FBBF and get bonus cash at Underdog Fantasy: play.underdogfantasy.com/p-fastbreak-breakfastCheck out the NBA and Grizzlies merchandise at teepublic.com/stores/fastbreak-breakfastGet $20 off your first purchase at SeatGeek with promo code: FASTBREAKBREAK

On the first hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter take their first look at Montana's home matchup against Northern Colorado. Ryan and Colter take a look at the key matchups in this game as well as provide some excerpts from Bobby Kennedy discussing the matchup as a whole as well.Next, Ryan and Colter discuss the results of last nights matchup between Jalen Hurts and the Eagles vs a short handed Bears squad that still dominated the matchup in a 27-7 win for Chicago.Lastly, Ryan previews some upcoming playoffs showdowns in the MLB as the post season gets underway tonight.

It’s been exactly one year since the Memphis Safe Task Force was deployed to begin their work to crack down on violent crimes across the city. Since then, murders have plummeted down 37% according to the Office of the U.S. Marshal for the Western District of Tennessee. Should Mayor Paul Young embrace it or reject it? Also on the show: The globalist Grizzlies are prioritizing communism on the court, Kamala Harris has a fresh new word salad in the bowl, Dennis Haskings aka Principal Richard Belding has passed away, and two rounds of Impossible Trivia!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Taking a Look Through some of Grizzlies' GM Zach Kleiman's Comments from Yesterday's Media Day! Eric Hasseltine joins the show with his biggest takeaways from Media Day: Edey's Health, Mindset Around Training Camp, Addition of New Veterans & More!

Further reading: Wolves on rise in France as bears wreak mountain havoc Can Brown Bears Survive in the Pyrenees? Show transcript: Welcome to Strange Animals Podcast. I'm your host, Kate Shaw. On the evening of August 4, 2019, two hikers set up camp in the Pyrenees Mountains. Laurent and Frédéric were familiar with the area and had plenty of experience hiking and camping. Once their camp was ready for the night, they took off their boots and socks and sat down to eat dinner and relax at a small campfire. If you've ever camped after a long hike, you'll know that this is the best time of the day, when you can rest and air out your boots. After only a few minutes, though, the two heard grunts and growls in the darkness not far from their camp. They were concerned, but they had a fire and most animals won't approach a fire. But the sounds got closer and closer. Then the animal roared—and it sounded like it was much closer than before. Laurent and Frédéric remembered that bears have become more common in the Pyrenees in the last few decades, and rather than take their chances with a hungry bear, they decided it was time to go. They shoved their bare feet into their boots, left everything behind, and raced back down the trail. It was late when they made it to the village of Germ so the hikers took refuge in a church where they spent the night. In the morning they hiked back up to their campsite to retrieve their belongings, expecting it to be trashed by a bear hunting for food. But everything was where they'd left it. Some people assumed the hikers had panicked over nothing, but the men were adamant that they'd heard something roaring as it came closer. In a news interview they said the final roar, the one that made them grab their boots and run, lasted several seconds and was so loud they could actually feel it in their chests. Brown bears were once fairly common in the Pyrenees but by 1991 they had all been killed, mostly by hunters. Habitat loss was also a factor as people built more roads and houses in the mountains. In 1995 a conservation program brought three bears from Slovenia to start a reintroduction program, and the way people acted, you'd think someone had released a thousand rabid weasels into their homes. Sheep and cattle farmers, and people who think the wilderness belongs to humans and humans only, protested the reintroduction of the bears, and one of the bears was shot and killed. This is despite the fact that farmers whose livestock are killed by bears get paid a lot of money by the French government. Approximately 1,000 sheep a year are killed in the Pyrenees—not by bears, but by pet dogs running loose. Conservation efforts continued despite protests and finally, by 2020, there were 64 bears living in the Pyrenees Mountains. The number may be a little larger—some estimates are as high as 100—but conservationists have difficulty counting the bears properly because protesters threaten them and in one case actually set a conservationist's car on fire. The Pyrenees mountain range more or less divides France from Spain. It's older than the Alps and especially known for its spectacular waterfalls. Many plants and animals that live in the Pyrenees are found nowhere else in the world, but unfortunately hunting and habitat loss have driven many of them to extinction. The Pyrenean ibex, a type of wild goat, went extinct in the year 2000. Conservationists have introduced a related animal, the western Spanish ibex, to help keep the mountain ecosystems healthy. The bears now living in the mountains are similarly important to the ecosystems. Conservationists are frustrated by protesters who don't want bears in the mountains at all, especially considering that the Great Pyrenees dog was developed in the area to protect livestock from bears and other predators. Some shepherds in British Columbia, Canada, where both black bears and grizzlies live, successfully use Great Pyrenees dogs to guard their flocks from bears. Grizzlies are a subspecies of brown bear. But let's go back to Laurent and Frédéric's scary camping trip. Did they really encounter a bear or could it be something else? Bears are generally quite shy animals who avoid people when they can. Unlike black bears, which don't growl, brown bears do make growling and grunting sounds occasionally. Males will growl or even roar at other males during mating season in spring and early summer, signaling aggression and the willingness to fight. A brown bear will sometimes growl or roar at a person to warn them away too. So it's possible the hikers heard a bear who wasn't interested in their food but just wanted them out of its territory. There's another possibility, though, and it's an animal that's much more common in the Pyrenees Mountains than bears are. The wild boar lives throughout the Pyrenees, especially in forested areas and meadows. It's mostly nocturnal and is usually shy of humans, and its numbers have increased considerably since its main predator, the wolf, was driven to extinction in the mountains and elsewhere in the 1930s. An estimated two million wild boars live in France, including the Pyrenees. The most common time for people to encounter wild boars is at dusk, which is exactly when the hikers heard the growling. But wild boars are just pigs, right? Pigs oink, right? This is what an aggressive wild boar sounds like: [boar growl] A boar will growl to warn other boars that there's danger nearby and to signal aggression. That would explain why the hikers heard grunts and growls, which finished in a loud, angry roar. It would also explain why the campsite was undisturbed. Wild boars mostly eat plants, including roots, nuts, and fruit, although they'll also eat carrion and the occasional small animal if they can catch it. Unlike a bear, which almost always wants to eat people food when it can, a wild boar is a lot less interested in people food. If the hikers did hear a boar instead of a bear, once they ran away the boar was probably satisfied and just went around finding its natural food in the area as usual. Wild boars have been introduced to parts of North and South America, Australia, and other places where they've become an invasive species. The wild boar is native to Europe and Asia, though, so the ones in the Pyrenees are right where they belong. The only real issue is the lack of natural predators to keep the boar population at a healthy level. The good news is that wild boars aren't usually as aggressive as they can sound, as long as they're not cornered. The two hikers were probably not in any danger after all. Still, it's better to be safe than sorry when you get roared at by a large creature in the dark. Thanks for your support and thanks for listening!

(1) Grizzlies Media Day today. What is the biggest question heading to camp? (2) Tebow pauses relationship with Life Surge after Pablo Torre report

The Grizzlies are hosting Media Day on Monday before kicking off training camp in Nashville on Tuesday September 29. This episode goes over some questions we'd like to see answered during Media Day and training camp, plus looks at key positional battles, the roster crunch, the waiving of D'Angelo Russell, and more.Join the listener slack at Patreon.com/FastbreakBreakfastPlease subscribe to this podcast on Youtube!Use promo code FBBF and get bonus cash at Underdog Fantasy: play.underdogfantasy.com/p-fastbreak-breakfastCheck out the NBA and Grizzlies merchandise at teepublic.com/stores/fastbreak-breakfastGet $20 off your first purchase at SeatGeek with promo code: FASTBREAKBREAK

Colter Nuanez breaks down Montana's 62-22 statement win over No. 10 UC Davis and Montana State's 28-14 win over No. 18 Northern Arizona despite a collection of injuries to some of their top talents. Colter also shares sound bits with Griz head coach Bobby Kennedy, Bobcat head coach Brent Vigen and MSU quarterback Patrick Duchien

Marty Mornhinweg, who spent 26 years coaching in the NFL, swings by to talk Griz victory over UC Davis, the passing of a former Griz teammate, Bobby Hauck's firing at Illinois, plus winners and losers from Week 3 in the NFL.

This week, host Shayla Oulette Stonechild sits down in Treaty 13 territory in Tkaronto with the powerhouse duo behind North of North — Stacey Aglok MacDonald (writer/producer, Qanurli, co-founder of Red Marrow Media) and Alethea Arnaquq-Baril (filmmaker behind Angry Inuk and Tunniit: Retracing the Lines). Together, the two Inuit creators built Red Marrow Media, produced The Grizzlies, and co-created North of North — the CBC, APTN, and Netflix comedy that broke into Netflix's global top 10 and is now filming its highly anticipated second season. Stacey and Alethea open up about growing up in Nunavut, the matriarchs who shaped them, and what "matriarchy" really means when leadership in Inuit communities has always been fluid and situational rather than a single figurehead. They trace their creative partnership back twenty years — including the story of how Stacey "found" Alethea on Google before they ever met — and get candid about the real emotional and logistical weight of following the heavy, important work of The Grizzlies with something joyful, funny, and unapologetically commercial. This conversation covers the wild specifics of building a global show from the Arctic: pitching networks who'd never seen anything like it, budgeting for real Inuit-designed high fashion (no knockoffs allowed), filming in -40°C, working with an intimacy coordinator on that Season one kiss, and watching their communities go from skeptical to fiercely proud. They also dig into resilience essentials — handling criticism, repairing conflict, and why "no regrets" collaborations are built on trust, not just talent. A rich, funny, moving conversation about matriarchal leadership, Indigenous storytelling, and building something the industry never expected. 00:00 Welcome and meet the guests 01:59 Growing up in Iqaluit 03:10 One word for Season 2: mastery 03:59 Stacey's roots and her badass mom 06:39 What matriarchy means to them 09:43 How they met 11:48 Where their love of storytelling began 15:49 Separate paths, sealskin shorts and building skills 19:55 Teaching themselves to produce 23:18 Making film in the North 25:20 The Grizzlies and deciding to co-produce 29:34 Where North of North began: choosing joy 33:29 Pitching a bold, contemporary Arctic show 37:48 That infamous kiss scene 40:05 What's coming in Season 2 43:39 Acting in -40° 44:50 How Nunavut responded to the show 49:34 Real Inuit fashion on screen 53:18 Advice for emerging filmmakers 56:47 The future of Inuit film 59:03 Being a power couple and taking criticism 01:03:10 Walking into the writing room, and where to watch 01:04:41 Follow the guests, and will there be Season 3? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy, offensive tackle Austin Buehler & DT Zeke Seumalo on UM's upcoming homecoming game against Northern Colorado. 

On the Saturday September 26, 2026 edition of The Richard Crouse we meet Alex Spring, a bold new voice in crime fiction whose debut novel, Lower City, is in fine bookstores everywhere. Set in Hamilton, Ontario, during a tense October 2025 marked by job insecurity, rising rents, and social polarization, the novel follows 26-year-old steelworker Danny Clarke as a series of abductions plunges the city into chaos. Blending the gritty realism of S.A. Cosby with the page-turning pulse of Louise Penny, Lower City is a riveting yet warmhearted story about community, connection, and what it means to grow up and do the right thing. Then, Anna Lambe, Canada's newest breakout star from the Arctic and lead of North of North, the hit Arctic-set comedy TV series from APTN, CBC and Netflix, now in Season 2 joins the show. Rising to prominence with her breakout role in the film The Grizzlies—which earned her a Canadian Screen Award nomination—she has gone on to deliver standout performances in series such as Trickster, Three Pines, and HBO's True Detective: Night Country alongside Jodie Foster. In 2025 she took the lead in the critically acclaimed comedy North of North, a groundbreaking series set in the Arctic that has captivated audiences worldwide. Season two builds on Season 1's mix of heartfelt comedy, family dynamics, small-town gossip, cultural authenticity, and personal growth.

On this episode of The Drive & Dish NBA Podcast, hosted by Kevin Rafuse (@rafusetolose) and Justin Cousart (@JustinContheAir), the guys start the show by discussing the newly released ESPN Top 100 list. What the list got right and wrong and who they expect to rise up the ranks by the end of the year. Next, the duo dives into new contracts for the Thompson brothers and Steph Curry. As the Rockets give $208 million to Amen Thompson, what can he do to take his game to the next level and are the Rockets primed to be a sleeper team this year after a disappointing year last season. For the Pistons, a look at Ausar's defensive prowess and yet another look at the Jalen Duren contract holdout as Ausar locks up his max deal. For Stephen Curry, the guys pay their respects to a brief Steph watch and discuss what the Warriors can do to remain competitive. In Who's Ballin Who's Fallin, Kyrie is healthy, a record $8 million for Cooper Flagg's debut card, an early injury for Kon, D'Angelo Russell is cut by the Grizzlies and a tribute to Bob Pettit. Finally, another round of Immaculate Grid. Listen to the show wherever you get your podcasts and watch the show on YouTube!

On the first hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter play excerpts from UC Davis head coach Tim Plough discussing his quarterback's performance and the challenge the Grizzlies present this Saturday in what is shaping up to be Montana's biggest game of the season.Next, the boys are joined by Montana State senior Titan Fleischmann to discuss the Bobcats' performance last weekend and their huge home matchup against Northern Arizona.Lastly, Ryan and Colter dive into a Prep Extra, breaking down the biggest high school football games around the state this weekend.

The Grizzlies promotional schedule for giveaways dropped and we'll tell you when you can get $1 glizzy's (3:00). The Grizzlies also have a roster crunch and Chris thinks they need more at the 2 spot (20:55). College Gameday is in Knoxville this weekend and Johnny Knoxville will be the guest picker but President Trump will also be attending the game (27:32). TMZ reported last night that Gregg Popovich has married his ex-assistant, Mike Budenholzer's, ex-wife....we all agree this is crossing a line (1:00:04). Vegas Insider's Brian Edwards joins the show to give us picks on the weekend in College Football including Tennessee/Texas, Miss St/Mizzou, Florida/Ole Miss and more (1:16:54). ESPN released their top 10 of the NBA 100 and we find out where Jalen Brunson is (1:32:48)Host: Chris VernonContributors: Jon Roser, Devin WalkerGuest: Brian EdwardsTechnical Director: Jaylon WallaceAssociate Producer: Jena Broyles

(1) "Rundown" on NFL Week 3, Packers vs. Falcons, and Gregg Popovich marriage! (2) Drew Hill, Daily Memphian, on Grizzlies camp, media day, Iisalo, & Edey (3) Elizabeth Holmes movie is out

Andre Patterson, a 43-year coaching veteran who spent 22 seasons coaching defensive lines in the NFL, joins Colter Nuanez to break down the biggest surprises two weeks into the NFL season.

Colter Nuanez interviews a pair of Griz football players each week for ESPN MT & Skyline Sports. This week, Colter chatted with CB Chris Johnson II & DE Tyler King.Chris Johnson II has been a standout in Montana's secondary after transferring from Arizona State to UM. Tyler King had 29 sacks over the last two seasons at Division II Central Washington before transferring to Montana

In the second hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter provide an exclusive interview with Grizzlies head coach Bobby Kennedy as they discuss their massive conference matchup against #10 UC Davis this coming weekend and the team's preparation for the game.Next, Ryan and Colter are joined in studio by UM Assistant Director of Student Life, Belonging and Recreation Cale Patenaude to continue the discussion surrounding this weekend's UM Open golf tournament and festival, taking place this Saturday at the University of Montana Golf Course.

Brooks Nuanez joins Colter Nuanez to break down some of the top games and best matchups in Week 3 in the NFL. Colter shares an interview with Montana DE Tyler King. And UC Davis head coach Tim Plough joins the show to preview his team's matchup with UM on Saturday night.

Andrew Schmidt gives his impressions of Montana after seeing the Griz for the first time in person during Saturday's 52-17 loss to Oregon State in Corvallis. He also breaks down the flaws of the current Griz defense, the next steps for the UM offense to find its flow and counts down his Top 5 rices. 

UC Davis gets a major Big Sky Conference test Saturday night when the Aggies host No. 5 Montana in Davis. UC Davis head coach Tim Plough and defensive coordinator Matt Coombs join Skyline Sports to preview the matchup, break down the challenges of facing the Grizzlies and discuss what the Aggies need to do on both sides of the ball against one of the FCS's top-ranked teams. Plough and Coombs also discuss UC Davis' preparation for Montana, the Aggies' defensive approach and the atmosphere surrounding a marquee conference matchup under the lights.

On the first hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter discuss the reasons behind Montana's offensive struggles so far as the Grizzlies prepare for a huge matchup against UC Davis this Saturday.Next, Ryan and Colter welcome former co-host Tucker Sargent to discuss the UM Open, a free golf tournament at the University of Montana happening this Saturday, along with other fun activities accompanying the event.Lastly, Ryan and Colter welcome SWX Sports Director Shaun Rainey to discuss the Chargers' slow start and debate whether it's acceptable for fans to switch their allegiance to another professional team after years of underwhelming results.

On the second hour of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter welcome SWX Sports Director Shaun Rainey into the studio to discuss the Grizzlies' season up to this point, including their thoughts on the team's performance and first-year head coach Bobby Kennedy. They also look ahead to the biggest test of the season so far as Montana travels to take on No. 10 UC Davis this weekend.Next, the boys provide an interview with this week's Griz Star of the Week, Chris Johnson II, following his strong start to the season. Johnson discusses his individual performance and what he expects from the Grizzlies heading into this weekend's matchup.

Colter Nuanez is joined by Sam Herder of Sam Herder Sports for a game of "contender or pretender" for a variety of teams currently ranked in the top 15 of the FCS national polls. 

Colter Nuanez shares Wednesday morning's ESPN Roundtable from Tootell & Nuanez with SWX Montana sports director Shaun Rainey talking about the Griz football team through one month of 2026. Colter also shares his interview with Chris Johnson II, a standout corner for the University of Montana. And Colter gives an update on Big Sky Conference cross country and volleyball from a Treasure State lens. 

start Very serious baseball stuff to talk aboutCJ's trip to Auto Zone ParkRockies lose 100-games for 4th straight season00:13:00 NBA news and notesSteven Adams warning the public about GTA 6Kawhi Leonard's new contract with the Raptors00:30:00 Grizzlies expectations ahead of media dayZach Lowe thinks the Grizzlies will be better than expectedCade Cunningham misses Isaiah Stewart00:41:00 Jaxson Dart may be out for the year00:47:00 DeAngelo Williams01:06:00 Wing WarsChassidy Buck and Carmeon Hamilton01:29:00 New Taylor Swift music

Samuel Akem joins Colter Nuanez for a deep dive into giving letter grades to the position groups for Montana and Montana State one month into the 2026 football season. 

(1) MNF: Giants woes? Grizzlies likely have just ONE ESPN Top 100 player (2) Frank Bonner, Daily Memphian Memphis Tigers FB & Hoops (3) John's new coaching career, Memphis Hoops attendance problem, Tigers NIL

Colter Nuanez gives his best of the weekend and the latest Treasure State Stars when it comes to high school football. He's joined by Peter Hamill for the latest Vertical Raise Class AA Player of the Week. And Missoula Sentinel senior Kaden Thennis swings by to talk about his four-touchdown day against Missoula Hellgate in Sentinel's 38-21 victory. Also, Colter shares an interview with Montana volleyball outside hitter Delaney Russell leading up to Tuesday's rivalry match against Montana State. 

On hour two of Tootell & Nuanez, Ryan and Colter welcome former Colorado Gatorade Player of the Year and current Griz volleyball junior Delaney Russell onto the show to preview tonight's matchup against the Bobcats. With the first conference games of the season and the Main Line Trophy up for grabs, they discuss what's at stake in the rivalry matchup.Next, Ryan and Colter take their first looks at Montana and Montana State as both teams prepare for big Big Sky Conference showdowns. Montana takes on UC Davis, while Montana State faces Northern Colorado. Hear from Bobby Kennedy and Brent Vigen as the guys break down these pivotal upcoming matchups.

This week on Matriarch Movement, host Shayla Oulette Stonechild sits down with Anna Lambe — an Inuk actress, host, and emerging filmmaker from Iqaluit, Nunavut, and one of the most compelling Indigenous voices in film and television today. Anna first broke onto the international stage with The Grizzlies, earning a Canadian Screen Award nomination, and followed it with a second nomination for her role as Sarah in Trickster. She now leads the APTN, CBC, and Netflix co-production North of North, which earned her nominations for a Gotham Award and an Independent Spirit Award and won her Best Lead Performer in a Comedy Series at the 2026 Canadian Screen Awards. In this conversation, Anna opens up about her rapid rise in the industry, the pressure of being seen as a spokesperson for her entire community, and what she's learned about herself through playing Siaja. She shares what it was really like filming Season 2 on Arctic sea ice in temperatures below -50°C, why she believes Indigenous stories deserve to center joy instead of trauma, and what matriarchy means to her as an Inuk woman. She closes with powerful advice for the next generation of young Inuk women dreaming of a life in film. Follow Anna Lambe: Instagram @anna.r.b.lambe Watch North of North Season 2: streaming on CBC, APTN, and Netflix This episode is part of Season 6 of Matriarch Movement, Indigenous Voices of This Generation, proudly sponsored by Indigenous Screen Office and YouTube Canada. Thank you to both organizations for supporting this season and helping amplify Indigenous storytellers across Turtle Island. 00:14 – Introduction to Anna Lambe and the episode 01:33 – Anna introduces herself 02:26 – From Trickster and The Grizzlies to leading North of North 03:52 – Following intuition instead of a traditional acting path06:19 – The pressure of representing an entire community 10:51 – Who is Siaja, and how she differs from Anna 13:23 – Filming Season 2 in -50°C on Arctic sea ice 15:54 – Community reception: from embarrassment to being seen as Siaja 18:31 – The future of Indigenous storytelling: centering joy over trauma 22:24 – What matriarchy means to Anna 23:52 – Advice to young Inuk women pursuing film and TV 26:16 – Where to follow Anna + where to watch Season 2 26:31 – Thank you to Indigenous Screen Office and YouTube Canada Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marty Mornhinweg, who coached quarterbacks and coordinated offenses in the NFL for more than 25 years, joins Colter Nuanez to talk about the big winners & losers in Week 2 of the NFL season.

We never know where our life's important lessons will come from. After years of chasing first ascents in the PNW Cascade mountain, Cam Fenton stumbles upon a new focus for his mountain exploits: grizzly bears. For Emma Brophy, collecting red rubber bands while on a 600 mile river trip down the Thelon River in Canada becomes a reminder of how far she's traveled.  Support comes from The Wilderness Society: Add your voice: Public lands are not for sale! Oboz Submit your comment about the Roadless Rule by Oct 6th. Kodiak Find Kodiak at kodiakcakes.com or your local grocery store Kuat Racks  Ka'Chava Go to https://kachava.com and use code DIARIES for 15% off your next order.  goodr: Get $10 off your first order at goodr.com/DIARIES Ready to take another action? Check out the Save Public Lands Day campaign that Duct Tape Then Beer is running.  Diaries+ Members-- Their support is powering the Diaries- thank you! You can join today. TALES OF TERROR Got a creepy tale from being out in the woods that sure to send shivers up our spine? Type it up or send a short voice memo to us by Sept 30th