Podcast appearances and mentions of Leela Gilday

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K. On this show we welcome from Fox Island River, New Foundland, Jason Benoit will be in the house. Award winning singer, songwriter. He currently holds the 2024 title for “Country Recording of the Year” at this years “East Coast Music Awards.” His new album is out and is still climbing the charts, entitled “The Deadwood." Jason is featured in our current issue of the SAY Magazine, read all about him at our place https://www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org/past-shows/jason-benoit. Jason Beniot, Berk Jodoin, Amanda Rheaume, Leela Gilday, Tracy Bone, Julian Taylor, Indian City, Isaac Murdoch, Matt Epp, Shannon Paul, Saltwater Hank, The Gary Sappier Blues Band, Celeigh Cardinal, Mecanico, 1915, Nuxalk Radio, Khu.eex, Soliel Laumiere, Jalmy, Edzi'u, Stolen Identity, Yolanda Martinez, Alexis Lynn, Brecreation, Blue Moon Marquee, Bluedog, Pretendians Band, One Way Sky, Mike Bern, Alan Syliboy & The Thundermakers and much more. Visit us on our home page to learn about us and our programs at www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org, check into our Two Buffalo Studios and our SAY Magazine Library to find out all about our Artists and Entrepreneurs.

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K. On this show we welcome from Leader, Saskatchewan, Mr. Berk Jodoin is in the house. Singer, Songwriter and Producer. His new album has just been released, called “Fly Away.” A nice mix of Indigenous country blues. This is his 3rd album, he'll be stopping by to tell about it. Berk is featured in our current issue of the Say Magazine, read all about him at https://www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org/past-shows/berk-jodoin. Enjoy music from Berk Jodoin, Jason Benoit, Janet Panic, Crystal Shawanda, Thunderhand Joe and the Medicine Show, Tracy Lee Nelson, Gary Small & the Coyote' Bros, The Band Blackbird, Indigenous, Levi Platero, XIT, Blue Mountain Tribe, Saltwater Hank, Midnight Shine, Nadjiwan, Blackhawk Walters, Kelly Derrickson, Axel Krygier, Fiebre Amarilla, Khu.eex, CHANCES, Twin Flames, Darren Geffre, Julian Taylor, Celeigh Cardinal, Leela Gilday, Tracy Bone and much much more. Visit us on our home page to learn about us and our programs at www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org, check into our Two Buffalo Studios and our SAY Magazine Library to find out all about our Artists and Entrepreneurs.

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K. On this show we welcome from Fox Island River, New Foundland, Jason Benoit will be in the house. Award winning singer, songwriter. He currently holds the 2024 title for “Country Recording of the Year” at this years “East Coast Music Awards.” His new album is out and is still climbing the charts, entitled “The Deadwood." Jason is featured in our current issue of the SAY Magazine, read all about him at our place https://www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org/past-shows/jason-beniot. Jason Benoit, Berk Jodoin, Amanda Rheaume, Leela Gilday, Tracy Bone, Julian Taylor, Indian City, Isaac Murdoch, Matt Epp, Shannon Paul, Saltwater Hank, The Gary Sappier Blues Band, Celeigh Cardinal, Mecanico, 1915, Nuxalk Radio, Khu.eex, Soliel Laumiere, Jalmy, Edzi'u, Stolen Identity, Yolanda Martinez, Alexis Lynn, Brecreation, Blue Moon Marquee, Bluedog, Pretendians Band, One Way Sky, Mike Bern, Alan Syliboy & The Thundermakers and much more. Visit us on our home page to learn about us and our programs at www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org, check into our Two Buffalo Studios and our SAY Magazine Library to find out all about our Artists and Entrepreneurs.

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K. On this show we welcome from Leader, Saskatchewan, Mr. Berk Jodoin is in the house. Singer, Songwriter and Producer. His new album has just been released, called “Fly Away.” A nice mix of Indigenous country blues. This is his 3rd album, he'll be stopping by to tell about it. Berk is featured in our current issue of the Say Magazine, read all about him at https://www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org/past-shows/berk-jodion. Enjoy music from Berk Jodoin, Jason Benoit, Janet Panic, Crystal Shawanda, Thunderhand Joe and the Medicine Show, Tracy Lee Nelson, Gary Small & the Coyote' Bros, The Band Blackbird, Indigenous, Levi Platero, XIT, Blue Mountain Tribe, Saltwater Hank, Midnight Shine, Nadjiwan, Blackhawk Walters, Kelly Derrickson, Axel Krygier, Fiebre Amarilla, Khu.eex, CHANCES, Twin Flames, Darren Geffre, Julian Taylor, Celeigh Cardinal, Leela Gilday, Tracy Bone and much much more. Visit us on our home page to learn about us and our programs at www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org, check into our Two Buffalo Studios and our SAY Magazine Library to find out all about our Artists and Entrepreneurs.

“If you're trying to destroy things that are as massive as the structures and the institutions that we talk about wanting to get rid of, that we talk about wanting to overthrow, you're going to have to sustain yourself,” says organizer and author William C. Anderson. In this episode, Kelly takes a trip to the Northwest Territories and talks with Anderson, Robyn Maynard, Harsha Walia, Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, Mahdi Sabbagh, and others about the crises of trauma, grief, and overwhelm in our communities, and the kind of healing activists need to stay in the fight.  Music: ​Son Monarcas, Leela Gilday & Wiiliideh Drummers You can find a transcript and show notes (including links to resources) here: truthout.org/audio/let-this-conversation-with-mariame-kaba-radicalize-you/ If you would like to support the show, you can donate here: bit.ly/TODonate If you would like to receive Truthout's newsletter, please sign up: bit.ly/TOnewsletter

Meet Allison Kormendy: the owner of Wild Roots grew up in Dawson City, Yukon, a small Northern town of less than 1,500 people. She is Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in from her father's side and Yupik from her mother's.One of Wild Roots' main purposes is to bring First Nations Traditions and values to the forefront of wellbeing. To intertwine modern day sciences with traditional knowledge to create stronger individuals and therefore stronger communities. Through her small batch food and plant medicines, Allison is connecting to her culture and helping her community heal physically and spiritually through her business.Follow Wild Roots 'Holistic Nutrition & Well-Being' on Facebook and InstagramVenture Out's theme song is Fires Across the Tundra by Denendeh's Leela Gilday.

Meet Angela Code: a Sayisi Dene | Dënesųłıné hunter, hide tanner, land-based educator, filmmaker, and facilitator from Tadoule Lake - a remote northern community in Manitoba. Angela has lived in the Yukon for many years and this is where she operates her business, Dene Cha'niyé - Indigenous Cultural Contracting. Dene Cha'niyé is Dënesųłıné for “our code of ethics” or “our set of morals” or “our culture, our way of being and knowing.” Angela loves her culture and being out on the land, and through her business she creates opportunities for others - especially women - to find that love too. She offers workshops on ethical hunting and harvesting from a Dene perspective and she also instructs hide tanning, tool making, and the processing of wild meat. Colonization has stifled these practices in many communities, and gender politics impact access to land-based skill development for women. Angela is shifting this narrative in critical ways, and in her words "if women feel empowered with knowledge and skills, they will pass it onto their children and we will have a much more robust economy. Our communities will flourish." In this episode, you will also meet Sayisi Dene | Dënesųłıné land guardian and powerhouse Stephanie Thorassie, who is a relative and dear friend of Angela's and is the Executive Director of the Seal River Watershed Initiative, which has a goal to permanently protect the Seal River Watershed from industrial development as an Indigenous Protected Area (IPA). Follow Dene Cha'niyé on Instagram and Facebook Follow the Seal River Watershed Initiative on FacebookVenture Out's theme song is Fires Across the Tundra by Denendeh's Leela Gilday.

Meet Jennifer: An award-winning Inuk entrepreneur, hairstylist, and mother from Iqaluit, NU. Jenn is the Owner of Jenn 87 Hairstyling: Iqaluit's only Inuit-owned hair salon that offers clients a truly unique experience and sense of community. Jenn fell in love with hairstyling as a teenager and it's been her career passion ever since. Over the years, she's built a thriving business that models her cultural teachings and the values of respect and generosity that she was raised with.The salon is a space where clients come to feel beautiful and to feel at home. Inuit art and traditional design elements take centre stage, and passers-by are always invited to pop in for a coffee. On occasion, there's even the opportunity to buy smoked fish and handmade jewellery from local sellers. Knowing that access to commercial space is a major barrier, Jenn also ensures that her building (which she proudly owns) is available to host local sewing groups and community workshops. In this episode you will also meet celebrated Inuk broadcaster and communications specialist, Joanna Awa. Joanna has been a devotee of Jenn's from the very beginning, and she deeply appreciates all the trailblazing work that Jenn has done for Inuit entrepreneurship across Nunavut. Follow Jenn87Hair ​Venture Out's theme song is Fires Across the Tundra by Denendeh's Leela Gilday.

Officials are still sorting out the human and financial toll of the unprecedented fire on Maui. Many Native Hawaiians remain missing, hundreds more sustained serious damage to their homes and businesses. Meanwhile, Canada is dealing with a record-setting wildfire season with evacuations affecting many First Nations reserves. As the hottest summer on record winds down, we'll get an assessment of what Native emergency management officials view as the path ahead. GUESTS Jake Heflin (Osage/Cherokee), president and CEO of the Tribal Emergency Management Association (iTEMA) Leela Gilday (Dene Nation), award-winning singer-songwriter April Sells (member of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians), Poarch Band of Creek Indians Tribal Emergency Management Administrator (EMA) Director Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi (Native Hawaiian), reporter for Hawaii Public Radio Adam Weintraub, communication director for Hawaii Emergency Management Agency

Meet Misty: An Intuitive Entrepreneur who is Dehcho Dene from Tthek'éhsehdélı̨ First Nation (Jean Marie River) in the Northwest Territories.Misty is the Owner of Dene Roots, which promotes the power of Dene Science and offers products for those seeking deeper spiritual connections, balance, and wellbeing. For over 15 years she's been creating smokeless smudge sprays that can be used anywhere and blend traditional medicines like spruce root, juniper berry, and sage.Misty is also a Reiki Master and Life Coach. Last year, she made the bold decision to combine her gifts and jump into entrepreneurship full-time. She hasn't looked back since and wants to encourage more Northerners to take the plunge. For Misty, entrepreneurship is a pathway to inspire community-level change that elevates our economies and our collective sense of wellbeing.In this episode you will also meet Tłı̨chǫ changemaker Benjamin Scott, who is the Founding Project Director of EntrepreNorth. Ben and Misty are thought partners who have offered each other a lot of mutual support over the years, and Ben has been witnessing Misty's growth journey since her participation in EntrepreNorth's inaugural Land Crafted cohort.Follow @denerootsVisit deneroots.caThis episode features Northern Love Affair by Digawolf. Venture Out's theme song is Fires Across the Tundra by Denendeh's Leela Gilday.

Preview of the 47th. Annual Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Festival with Artistic Director Mary Beth Waldrum, featuring Colleen Power, Kalautiup Songuninga, Jim Payne and Fergus O'Byrne, Leela Gilday from Sechile Sedare, The Burning Hell, Dave  Penney with Daunt Lee, Kitchinparti, the Silver Wolf Band, Amelia Curran, Blue Star Juniper, Iris dement and Rum Ragged!https://www.facebook.com/ron.moores.18

Meet Joella: A Northern Tutchone entrepreneur who connects people to culture and to land. She also happens to be an EntrepreNorth cohort alum and our first guest on S2 of Venture Out!In 2012, Joella stepped into entrepreneurship and purchased an existing soap business in the Yukon. She named it The Yukon Soaps Company and turned it into a community-building, language-learning, earth-connecting hub in her home town of Mayo.For Joella, entrepreneurship is a way to promote language ("if we don't use it, we're going to lose it") and uplift Indigenous young people in meaningful ways. She always starts by asking, 'what does the community need?' and takes it from there. Most recently, this has involved the launch of two new ventures: Raven's Landing and Dan K'ehte Natsedan - Learning Our People's Way.In this episode you will also meet Northern Tutchone changemaker Eileen Peter, who is Joella's right-hand woman and the Marketing & Social Media Manager at The Yukon Soaps Company.Follow @yukonsoapscompanyVisit yukonsoaps.comThis episode features Brave Face by Diyet & the Love Soldiers. Venture Out's theme song is Fires Across the Tundra by Denendeh's Leela Gilday.

Do you still have a CD player? Host Kailey Jane Hawkins does and she's busting it out this week to spin some tunes from CDs that she borrowed from the folk office downtown pre-pandemic...and then forgot she had them and they've been hiding in a storage closet for way too long. Kind of like a musical treasure hunt, there's some seriously good stuff that deserves some airtime here! Featuring music by Larry Jensen, Richard Knechtel, Dave Gunning, Scott Cook, The Strumbellas, Les Poules a Colin, John Prine, Leela Gilday, Garnet Rogers, Lennie Gallant, The Irish Descendants and Samantha Martin!

This is Jon's Interview with Leela Gilday recorded at Summerfolk47

Summerfolk 47 has come and gone and we're not ready to say Goodnight Irene just yet! In this week's episode of Georgian Bay Roots relive some of host Kailey Jane Hawkins' favourite musical moments from Summerfolk 47, including music by Ambre McLean, Redfox, Irish Mythen, Danny Michel, Leela Gilday, William Prince, Steve Poltz, Aleksi Campagne, The Mackenzie Blues Band, and RPR, also featuring tunes by Matt Andersen and Stan Rogers, and making his debut on the Georgian Bay Roots Radio airwaves, a tune from local musician Richard Ebbs!

THE SUMMERFOLK SCHEDULE IS OUT! Yay! You can check it out right now at www.summerfolk.org and begin to map out your festival experience. You'll want to check it out early and make some plans and, as a heads up, you might have to be strategic...because as it's been for the last 46 years, there will be LOTS of amazing music happening at this year's festival. Tune in this week to catch music by Summerfolk alumni Sarah Harmer and Tim Harrison, and Summerfolk 47 artists Morgan X Barrie, Le Vent Du Nord, Mimi O'Bonsawin, David Newland, Briar Summers, RPR, Steve Poltz, Leela Gilday, The Mackenzie Blues Band, Danny Michel, and Camryn Ruthven!

Meet Bobbi Rose: a Gwich'in tourism entrepreneur and certified paddling guide who bravely launched her business Dinjii Zhuh Adventures in the Spring of 2021.Bobbi has a deep love for the land and people she comes from and is an active protector of the Peel Watershed. She's passionate about sharing this love with Indigenous communities, youth, and visitors whom she takes on customized paddling trips. Bobbi (an alum of our 2019-2020 Tourism Cohort) is also a natural leader who is supporting Indigenous youth to become certified guides and stewards of the land. This is her calling, and she's showing up for it wholeheartedly.Follow Dinjii Zhuh Adventures on Facebook | @DinjiiZhuhAdventuresFollow Dinjii Zhuh Adventures on Instagram | @d.z.adventuresVisit www.dinjiizhuh.comThis episode features the track Space by Leela Gilday. Venture Out's theme song is Fires Across the Tundra, also by Leela.

Meet Jamie: a 22 year-old Tłı̨chǫ Photographer who has brought the sensual art of boudoir to the Northwest Territories in a big way. She got her business license at 18 and has since built a highly successful company that helps clients to overcome their fears, step into their courage, and embrace their unique, sexy beauty. Jamie herself has overcome a lot and is proof that young people can do incredible things.In this episode, you'll also meet Sahtúgot'ı̨nę entrepreneur Jennie Vandermeer, who was Jamie's first boudoir client of 2021.Follow Jamie on Instagram | @jamiestevensonboudoir & @jamiestevensonphotograhyThis episode features the track Giants by Leela Gilday. Venture Out's theme song is Fires Across the Tundra, also by Leela.

Welcome to indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes back Tobique First Nations, finest rock musician Mr. Mike Bern. He has been enjoying the success with the release of his current singles, and now brings us the total package titled “Waponahkew.” Mike is featured in the current issue of the SAY Magazine, visit us on our homepage at Indigenous in Music.com and find our all about Mike new album. Music from Mike Bern, Leela Gilday, Bang Data, Mike Paul, Eagle & Hawk, The Jerry Cans, The Spiritual Warriors, nehiyawak, Eivizzards, Gareth, The Johnnys, Victor Manuelle, Luciano Supervielle, Allen French, Carsen Gray, Cangrejita, Ozomatli, Jonaz, Sober Junkie, Boogey the Beat, Supaman, Esther Pennell, Eivizzards, Darren Geffre, John McLeod, Santana, MIS, Nadjiwan and much much more.

This month singer/songwriter Leela Gilda joins Jennifer and Waubgeshig to talk about The Lesser Blessed by Richard Van Camp. Originally published in 1996, the coming-of-age story set in the north became a bestseller and garnered international acclaim. It has since been adapted to a film (released in 2012) and long-listed for Canada Reads. Van Camp has published more than two dozen books since.More on The Lesser Blessed:https://douglas-mcintyre.com/collections/bestsellers/products/9781771621137More on Leela Gilday:If you're from the North, Leela Gilday's music is home. If you've never been, it will take you there. Born and raised in the Northwest Territories, she writes about the people and the land that created her. The power in her voice conveys the depth of her feelings of love and life in a rugged environment and vibrant culture, as if it comes straight from that earth. Leela's family is from Délįne on the shore of Great Bear Lake and her rich vocals dance across the rhythmic beats of traditional Dene drumming as smoothly as a bass line onstage the largest venues in the country. And she has played them all. Leela has toured festivals and concert halls with her four-piece band through every province and territory in Canada. She has played in the United States, Greenland, Australia, New Zealand and several countries in Europe. Her live shows are where she connects with fans who have followed her on a 20-year career and where new fans are born. She reaches into their hearts and feels the energy of every person in front of her as she guides them on a journey through song and experience. She believes music has an inexplicable effect on people. It is a place where she can share light and dark and the most vulnerable moments, with a clarity and genuine purpose that reassures her listeners through every word. She is a storyteller, and through this, reflects the world onto itself. Five years after her last album was released—five years of growth, healing and head-down work—Leela's fifth album “North Star Calling” was released in late 2019 and has since won a 2021 Juno for Indigenous Artist/Group of the Year, a Canadian Folk Music Award for Indigenous Songwriter of the Year, and Roots Album of the Year at the Summer Solstice Indigenous Music Awards. It is more raw, more intimate and more Leela than anything you've heard from her before. 

Meet Rosalind: a former government director who became a full-time artist and entrepreneur in her fifties. She is the Owner of the beloved Down to Earth Gallery, which carries pieces from over 140 artists located across the territories. It's situated in Yellowknife's iconic Old Town and it's a hub for events, annual shows and creative encounters. For Ros, the real magic of her business comes from the 'Down to Earth family' who makes it possible for Northern artists and locals to come together and build community.At the end of this episode, you'll also meet Tłı̨chǫ artist Violet Martin who sells at the Gallery and has deep respect for Rosalind's big heart.Follow Down to Earth Gallery on Facebook: @DownToEarthGalleryVenture Out's theme song is Fires Across the Tundra by Leela Gilday

Meet Katie: a bridge builder and visionary who's in the business of creating transformative experiences for people all across the Yukon. She is the Owner of Bella Elite Events and Consulting and the Co-Founder of the Adäka Cultural Festival. Katie is Southern Tutchone from Kluane First Nation, and in her language 'Adäka' means "coming into the light." This message embodies the path that Katie is on as a business owner and mother. Whether she's hosting a community forum or producing a performing arts mentorship program, she operates from a place of service and integrity; recognizing that her work is connected to something much bigger than her. In Katie's words, "Indigenous entrepreneurship is legacy."In this episode, you'll also meet Charlene Alexander (Executive Director of Yukon First Nations Culture and Tourism and Co-Founder of Adäka), Vashti Etzel (Artist and Owner of Golden Eye Designs), and Katie's daughter Bella. Follow Adäka: www.adakafestival.ca | @adakaculturalfestivalFeatured song: We're Still Here by Diyet & the Love Soldiers​Venture Out's theme song is Fires Across the Tundra by Leela Gilday

Former Lieutenant General James Bartleman joins Ann Rohmer and shares his story of growing up poor; his struggles with mental illness and his commitment to his community – Indigenous Peoples Six talented students were honoured with the James Bartleman Indigenous Youth Creative Writing Award. Including: Mikaela Allen (from Newmarket) who is with Jim Lang and Ariel Wendling (from Port Colborne) who speaks with Heather Seaman about their awards; recognizing students for their creative writing Cristina Lavecchia spent some time with Juno Award Winner Leela Gilday; a Dene Musician from the Northwest Territories. She won the Juno for Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year Tina Cortese speaks with Professor Pamela Palmater – a Mik Maq lawyer and Chair in Indigenous Governance at Ryerson University on her guidance on the road to reconciliation

Meet Nooks: an Inuk artist, ulu-maker and entrepreneur who sees the world in full colour from his home in Arviat, NU. He is the Lead Designer and Co-Owner of Hinaani Design: an Inuit apparel brand founded by a collective of creatives from the Kivalliq region of Nunavut. Nooks wears his heart and culture on his sleeve and leans on his love of making to heal and resist. For many years, he struggled to find pride in his own skin. Today, he has a new appreciation for his journey and infuses meaning and purpose into everything he designs.In this episode, you'll also meet Lori Tagoona, who is Nooks' cousin and a member of the Hinaani crew.Follow Hinaani Design: @hinaani.design | www.hinaani.caFeatured song: Snowblind by Tanya Tagaq​Venture Out's theme song is Fires Across the Tundra by Leela Gilday

During this series, we will look for the fingerprints of God among the best artists honoured on June 6th, 2021 at the Canadian Juno music awards. Leela Gilday received the Juno for Canadian music's Indigenous Artist of the Year, a song about healing within the Dene people and a cry against the injustices that are now having a generational impact. Here what it means to love your neighbour as we imitate Jesus. We hope that you are blessed and come back again to hear more in this series. Next Sunday we will listen to the song, “When I Meet My Maker” by Tennille Townes. She won the Canadian music award, Juno, for Country Album of the Year. We hope you'll join us next Sunday. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/discovery-church/message

How can do you not be okay with Taco Tuesday? The Shift chats with Juno Award-winning singer Leela Gilday. She shares the inspirations behind her new album, her journey to the win, and what it means to have her music impact Canadians. Why don't we talk about the fact that civilization is a lot older than we're taught, and why is it important to both know and acknowledge that. Greg Fish joins us on The World of Weird Things.  HEY, DO YOU LIKE PODCASTS? Why not subscribe to ours? find it on Apple, Google, Spotify & Curiouscast.ca See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dene musician Leela Gilday discusses her second Juno win, Francois Paulette describes the response he wants to see from Canada after the discovery of 215 children's remains at the Kamloops Residential School site, and Fort Smith's new senior administrator sets out her plan for the job. Ollie Williams hosts.

Meet Leena: a remarkable Inuk business woman who has dedicated her career to language, culture and wellbeing. She is the President and Founder of the Pirurvik Centre: a beautiful school nestled in the heart of Nunavut's capital, Iqaluit. Pirurvik is a social enterprise that serves Inuit students, and while it is now an internationally renowned place of learning, Leena will tell you that it started as a tiny seed in a galaxy far away. She has many gifts, and one of them is making the seemingly impossible possible.In this episode, you'll also meet three powerful women in Leena's circle: Papatsi Anrango Kotierk and Bernice Clarke (entrepreneurs and Pirurvik students) and celebrated environmental advocate Siila Watt-Cloutier.Follow Pirurvik: @pirurvik | www.pirurvik.ca ​Featured songs: Ataataga by RIIT and Pisissima performed by Leena Evic​Venture Out's theme song is Fires Across the Tundra by Leela Gilday

Meet Tania: a Gwich'in fine jeweller and hide tanner who designs exquisite adornments now worn by customers all over the world and featured in publications like Vogue. Tania is committed to operating her business differently, and she surrounds herself with innovative thinkers who encourage her to push the entrepreneurial envelope. One of her greatest sources of strength is her Mentor, Keri Ataumbi of Ataumbi Metals. Keri was Tania's instructor at the prestigious IAIA (Institute of American Indian Arts) and after much vetting accepted Tania as her apprentice. Today, these two jewellers are like sisters and continue to elevate one another's practice and determination to dream outside the box. Tania is currently shifting her business model so that she can grow her community impact, and this marks the start of an exciting new chapter in her life.In the second part of this episode, you'll meet acclaimed jeweller Keri Ataumbi who lives in Cerillos Hills, New Mexico.Follow Tania and Keri: @tania.larsson | www.tanialarsson.com@ataumbimetals | www.ataumbi.comFeatured song: Edge of the World by Jay GildayVenture Out's theme song is Fires Across the Tundra by Leela Gilday

I spoke with Leela Gilday, an Northwest Territory native and songwriter who speaks and sings from the heart and about the people and land that created her.  The power in her voice conveys the depth of her feelings of love and life in a rugged environment and vibrant culture, as if it comes straight from that earth. Leela’s family is from Délįne on the shore of Great Bear Lake and her rich vocals dance across the rhythmic beats of traditional Dene drumming as smoothly as a bass line onstage the largest venues in the country. And she has played them all. Leela has toured festivals and concert halls with her four-piece band through every province and territory in Canada. She has played in the United States, Greenland, Australia, New Zealand and several countries in Europe. Her live shows are where she connects with fans who have followed her on a 20-year career and where new fans are born. She reaches into their hearts and feels the energy of every person in front of her as she guides them on a journey through song and experience. She believes music has an inexplicable effect on people. It is a place where she can share light and dark and the most vulnerable moments, with a clarity and genuine purpose that reassures her listeners through every word. She is a storyteller, and through this, reflects the world onto itself. Five years after her last album was released—five years of growth, healing and head-down work—Leela’s fifth album “North Star Calling” was released fall 2019. It is more raw, more intimate and more Leela than anything you’ve heard from her before. Leela and I speak about her journey with writing an album in Dene language, colonialism, and her values as an artist. Learn more on Dreams Not Memes Podcast. Socials https://www.leelagilday.com/ https://www.facebook.com/leelagildaymusic https://www.instagram.com/leelagildaymusic/?hl=en https://open.spotify.com/artist/0nSstpr48Xb3fVs5AZHOLN https://www.youtube.com/c/LeelaGildayMusic https://soundcloud.com/leela-gilday --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dreamsnotmemes/support

Welcome to Indigenous in Music! This week we have welcome from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Country Blues musician Mr. JC Campbell. He is a singer, songwriter and performer, he has new music out and is about to release his 4th album, he’ll be in the house to tell us all about it. Tune in and find out all about it. Find out all about him at merilainenmusic.com. Music from JC Campbell, John McLeod, Mike Paul, Wolfsheart, MIOS, QVLN, Stevie Salas, Julian Taylor, Los Fabulosos, Cary Morin, Blackhawk Waters, Flamingo Star, Stolen Identity, Chances, Samantha Crain, Brianna Lea Pruett, The Jerry Cans, Shauit, Sly Mestokosho, Gina Loring, Q052, Political Junkie, Crystal Shawanda, Trent Agecoutay, Leela Gilday, Eagle & Hawk, Cindy Paul, Nathan Cunningham, Rellik, Don Amero and much much more.

Musical Guest Leela Gilday

Welcome to indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes back Tobique First Nations, finest rock musician Mr. Mike Bern. He has been enjoying the success with the release of his current singles, and now brings us the total package titled “Waponahkew.” Mike is featured in the current issue of the SAY Magazine, visit us on our homepage at Indigenous in Music.com and find our all about Mikes new album. Music from Mike Bern, Leela Gilday, Bang Data, Mike Paul, Eagle & Hawk, The Jerry Cans, The Spiritual Warriors, nehiyawak, Eivizzards, Gareth, The Johnnys, Victor Manuelle, Luciano Supervielle, Allen French, Carsen Gray, Cangrejita, Ozomatli, Jonaz, Sober Junkie, Boogey the Beat, Supaman, Esther Pennell, Eivizzards, Darren Geffre, John McLeod, Santana, MIS, Nadjiwan and much much more.

Miranda Currie is a children's entertainer who helps fuel a love of music for her audiences. She writes and performs songs that help kids learn Indigenous languages and to be proud of their culture in a fun and engaging way. She says that at the core of everything she does, she hopes to change the Indigenous narrative in Canada in a positive way.She's a talented multidisciplinary artist who was nominated for Indigenous Songwriter of the Year by the Canadian Folk Music Awards in 2015 for her album Up In the Air, and released her first children's album, Bouncing in the Boreal, in 2018. In 2019 she participated in an Indigenous Songwriter residency at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity where she worked on her second northern Indigenous children's album. Most recently she was selected to participate in the National Screen Institute's IndigiDocs filmmaker training program and the documentary she's creating about her Canadian Inuit sled dog Ellesmere will be available soon.On this episode, host Angela de Burger chats with Miranda about how she developed a passion for writing songs and performing for children, why she incorporates Indigenous languages into her music, and how she's exploring more ways of creative expression through filmmaking.Say hi to Miranda:  Website: http://www.mirandacurrie.ca   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mirandacurrie.ca   Show mentions and people who inspire Miranda:     - People who inspire: Leela Gilday, Fred Penner, Vivaldi     - Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity: https://www.banffcentre.ca     - National Screen Institute's IndigiDocs program:        https://nsi-canada.ca/courses/nsi-indigidocs      - Snow Castle: http://www.snowking.ca----Creative Pulse Podcast socials:  Instagram https://www.instagram.com/creativepulsepodcast  Twitter https://twitter.com/CreativePulseTWMusic credit: https://www.purple-planet.com

Welcome to indigenous in Music! This week Larry’s Esther Pennell, from North Bay Ontario, she is a singer, songwriter and performer. She has just released her 3rd album “Big Dream,” a mix of Bluegrass Folk. Esther is featured in the current issue of the SAY Magazine, visit us on our homepage at Indigenous in Music.com and find our all about Esther and her new album “Big Dream.” Music from Esther Pennell, Twin Flames, Anachnid, Mike Bern, Indian City, Mike Paul, Nicola Conte, Bostich+Fussible, Shon Denay, Dawn Avery, Ana Tijoux, Def-i. Blue Flamez, The Dusin Harder Band, Stones of Red, Rosary Spence, VILDA, Alan Syliboy and the Thundermakers, QVLN, Leela Gilday, Irv Lyons Jr, Tchutchu, Nortec Collective, Sober Junkie, John McLeod Peyote Jim, Samantha Crain and much much more.

Leela Gilday came on a few weeks back and Del wasn't feeling well. We had a blast and also found out Tanya Tagaq was her friend! So THIS WEEK we're bringing everyone together! Leela Gilday, Tanya Tagaq, and Delores Schilling!!!! (Vincent will be there too.)   Shé:kon and Thanks for joining Native Trailblazers! The Native Show with over a million listeners worldwide!  For over 10 years and with over 500 episodes, our award-winning Native themed online radio show has been delivering the hottest topics in Indian Country to your desktop, mobile or other listening devices! Listen in every Friday night at 8pm or any time after in the archives! HOSTS: Vincent Schilling (Producer, Speaker, Journalist, Author, VP Schilling Media) www.Twitter.com/VinceSchilling  and Delores Schilling (CEO, Schilling Media, Inc.) www.Twitter.com/DelSchilling Join our chat room Here's How   Website www.NativeTrailblazers.com  Mailing List - http://eepurl.com/O7fa1  iTunes Podcasts- http://goo.gl/GkEOJ3

Dene musical artist Leela Gilday, from Délįne on the shore of Great Bear Lake joins us tonight for a discussion on music and her latest single "Giants" Leela is one of the musicians in Vincent's book "Native Musicians in the Groove."  Check out her website at https://www.leelagilday.com/ Shé:kon and Thanks for joining Native Trailblazers! The Native Show with over a million listeners worldwide!  For over 10 years and with over 500 episodes, our award-winning Native themed online radio show has been delivering the hottest topics in Indian Country to your desktop, mobile or other listening devices! Listen in every Friday night at 8pm or any time after in archives! HOSTS: Vincent Schilling (Producer, Speaker, Journalist, Author, VP Schilling Media) www.Twitter.com/VinceSchilling  and Delores Schilling (CEO, Schilling Media, Inc.) www.Twitter.com/DelSchilling Join our chat room Here's How   Website www.NativeTrailblazers.com  Mailing List - http://eepurl.com/O7fa1  iTunes Podcasts- http://goo.gl/GkEOJ3

Welcome to Indigenous in Music. This week Larry welcomes from Pointe-Bleue, Quebec, singer, songwriter and performer Mr. Mike Paul. He has been enjoying the success of his album Origine. Hear his album on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/2SVgIEiobY4mNsNGNTO8sa?si=DWTQ5p9eRgqzJKmryuAOYA. Music from Mike Paul, Quantum Tangle, Lydia Kepinski, Tony Enos, Allen French, Captain Planet, XAXO, Julian Taylor Band, Indian City, Centavrvs, Bluedog, Wayne Lavalle, The Johnnys, Shawn Michael Perry, Nadjiwan, Chris Ferree, Rockapelli, Leela Gilday, Todd Barrow, Thana Redhawk, Shon Denay, Vilda, Zoe, Joey Styles, Carsen Gray, Jimmy Lee Young, Desiree Dorion and much much more.

MOT WEB EXCLUSIVE - TKARONTO MUSIC FESTIVAL: ONLINE (MAY 15, 2020) This year's unofficial kick-off to summer won't exactly be business as usual, but for the artists headlining a new Indigenous music festival, the show must go on. The Tkaronto Music Festival, originally planned as an outdoor music festival, has moved online and will be streaming on TKMF.ca, as well as Facebook and YouTube Live, over three days this May long-weekend! Artists performing include DJ NDN, Juno Award winning Anishinaabe blues rock Digging Roots, folk and country singer-songwriter William Prince, The Launch winner Logan Staats, Northwest Territories based Leela Gilday, plus many more of your ELMNT FM favourites! In this Moment of Truth web exclusive, David Moses speaks with festival spokesperson Ian Maracle about the lineup, the VIP giveaway happening during the live event, and his aim to become the virtual destination for your May long-weekend entertainment! The Tkaronto Music Festival streams nightly from May 15 - 17 on TKMF.ca.

Welcome to Indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes from Albuquerque, New Mexico. We have in the house from the SaPa toyack Cree Nation, country Blues musician Mr. John McLeod. He has been enjoying the success of the release of the 3rd album “3 of a Kind” and giving a taste of some of his new singles along the way. Music from John Mcleod, Cary Morin, Jamie Coon, Anachnid, Astrud Gilberto, Thana Redhawk, Jasmine Netsena, Chris Ferree, The Tao Of Groove, Young Medicine, Conrad Bigknife, Eagle & Hawk, Nathan Cunningham, Rellik, Jace Martin, Justinsayne N8V, Redbone, Leela Gilday, Carsen Gray, Leonard Sumner, Ed Koban, Irv Lyons Jr., Mike Bern, Twin Flames, Matt Comeau, Julian Taylor Band, CHANCES, QVLN and much much more. We have Underwriting and Ambassador opportunities available at our musicpage, come visit us at www.indigenousinmusic.com

Welcome to Indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes from Calgary, Alberta, Sandra Sutter she is an award winning Cree Metis recording artist. She has a new album out “Cluster Stars.” You can find out all about her and here here music on her homepage at sandrasutter.com. Music from Sandra Sutter, Anachnid, Orishas, Yomil y El Dany, Artson, Quese Inc, Supaman, Carlos Sadness, Bomba Estereo, Shauit, Sly Mestokosho, Midnight Shine, Bluedog, Chicha Libre, Leela Gilday, Janet Panic, Los Espiritus, Janel Munoa, Alan Syliboy & the Thundermakers, Eagle & Hawk, Shawn Michael Perry, John McLeod, Conrad Bigknife, Irv Lyons Jr. The Cody Blackbird Band, Chris Ferree, Elastic Bond, Ailaika, Aasiva, Thor Simonsen, Jade Turner, Twin Flames, Kelly Derrickson and much much more. Visit us on our music page at IndigenousinMusic.com. We have underwriting opportunities available. Indigenous in Music, a non-profit, section 501(c)(3).

Inspired by her deep connection to the North, Dene singer-songwriter Leela Gilday shares a very personal vision of life as a northern woman. During her conversation with Heather Gibson they explore topics of social justice, the challenges of being an Indigenous artist and her latest album North Star Calling. (Recorded with a live audience.) Links: We Love Canadian Music podcast: https://nac-cna.ca/en/podcasts/show/we-love-canadian-music NAC Presents: https://nac-cna.ca/en/presents About the National Arts Centre: https://nac-cna.ca/en/about More NAC Podcasts: https://nac-cna.ca/en/podcasts

Welcome to Indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes from the Tobique First Nation Mr. Mike Bern. He is a singer, songwriter and performer. He’s has given us a taste with a few singles, and his new album is soon to come. Find out all about Mike on his homepage www.mikebern.com. Music from Mike Bern, Indian City, Kaeley Jade, Shauit, Gerardo Frisina, QVLN, STOiK, CHANCES, Darren Geffre, Bluedog, Nortec Collective, Gina Loring, Stolen Identity, Sandra Sutter, Tracy Bone, Conrad Bigknife, Leanne Goose, Leela Gilday, Shon Denay, Q052, Rellik, Ozomatli, Soda Stereo, Hour Eleven, District Avenue and much much more. Visit us on our music page at IndigenousinMusic.com and our homepage at indigenousinmusicandarts.org. We have underwriting opportunities available. Indigenous in Music, a non-profit, section 501(c)(3).

Welcome to indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes welcome into our Spotlight, Cody Blackbird from Arizona City, his band currently holds the title for “Group of the Year” at this years Native American Music Awards” for their album “Live from White Horse Black Mountain.” Along with that, they have just released their newest album “Who We Are.” Find out more about Cody and hear his music on web at codyblackbirdband.com. Music from The Cody Blackbird Band, Ed Koban, Aasiva, Thor Simonsen, Kelly Fraser, nehiyawak, Leela Gilday, Khu.eex, Chris Ferree, Latin Vibe, Eagle & Hawk, Alan Syliboy & the Thundermakers, QVLN, Irv Lyons Jr, Son of Hweedli, Midnight Shine, Shawn Michael Perry, Chances, Leah Shenandoah, Shon Denay, Gina Lorning, Batuk, Cary Morin, Jimmy Lee Young and much much more.

Native Opinion Episode 199 COLONIALISM. IS THERE A VACCINE FOR THAT? ____________________________________________ How To Reach Our Show: E-Mail: hosts@nativeopinion.com Twitter: @nativeopinion Facebook: facebook.com/nativeopinionpodcast/ Our Website: nativeopinion.com _____________________________________________ CALL OUR SHOW! Click or Tap to call: 860–800–5595 _____________________________________________ Listen LIVE every Saturday Morning, 9am Eastern Standard Time Through Our Website or via the SPREAKER APP SUBSCRIBE to our Podcast! Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, i-Heart Radio, Spotify Radio Public or wherever you get your favorite podcasts from… ________________________________________________ NEED HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS? It’s the holiday season, and we want to promote native-run businesses, and so this year the Mohegan Trading Post is offering 10 percent off any order in their online store through the end of the holiday season! The Mohegan Trading Post showcases Fine handmade arts and crafts from top Native American artisans. Many of the designs are the creations of Carol Swiftwaters a member of the Mohegan Tribe from Connecticut. Check outmohegantradingpost.com and use the promo code “trading post” at checkout to receive your 10 percent discount! We thank Carol and all the folks over there for supporting Native Opinion! How To Support Our Show! If you would like to help support our show, please consider becoming a patron! Just visit our patreon site: Donations through PATREON may be made here... Thank You all very much for supporting Native Opinion! ________________________________________________ ADDITONAL FEATURE! In addition to using our Voice Mail system, you can now TEXT the show! You have the option of TEXTING or Leaving us a voice mail message. Simply text 860–800–5595 Great option if you would like to comment on things we talk about when we are broadcasting the show live! ________________________________________________ Episode Summary PLEASE NOTE Our Guest Aminah Ghaffar, did not appear in this episode. We hope to have her rescheduled on a future episode of our show. IN THIS EPISODE: We explore the term “multiracial” and the historical relationship between Indigenous people of this continent, & Africans brought here by early European colonists. Also, We (Sadly) must dive back into the world of Mascotry, with an update from the situation at Killingly Highschool in Connecticut. The Native Opinion theme song “Honor The People” is by Casper Loma Da Wa. FIND THE SONG AND MORE OF HIS MUSIC HERE: __________________________________________ LINKS IN THIS EPISODE: American Indian and white, but not ‘multiracial’ America’s 2nd Largest Indian Tribe Expels Blacks. And to hear more information about the problem of Tribal disenrollment, please listen to the inaugural episode of our show number 1, as well as: Episode 26: The disappearance of a nation. Episode 55, with Guest Michelle Hammock Episode 71 with Rick Cuevas Six CEOs and No Operating Room: The Impossible Job of Fixing the Indian Health Service. RACISM IN AMERICA SEGMENT LINKS: “I Got Tired of Hunting Black and Hispanic People” West Va. corrections employees fired, suspended following ‘disturbing’ photo of trainees performing Nazi salute Killingly’s high school mascot debate remains unsettled ______________________________________________________ MUSIC FEATURED IN THIS EPISODE ARTIST: Leela Gilday TRACK: K’eintah Natse Ju BIO: If you’re from the North, Leela Gilday’s music is home. If you’ve never been, it will take you there. Born and raised in the Northwest Territories, she writes about the people and the land that created her. The power in her voice conveys the depth of her feelings of love and life in a rugged environment and vibrant culture as if it comes straight from that earth. Leela’s family is from Délįne on the shore of Great Bear Lake and her rich vocals dance across the rhythmic beats of traditional Dene drumming as smoothly as a bass line onstage the largest venues in the country. And she has played them all. Leela has toured festivals and concert halls with her four-piece band through every province and territory in Canada. She has played in the United States, Greenland, Denmark, and New Zealand and this year embarked on an ambitious European tour. Her live shows are where she connects with fans who have followed her on a 20-year career and where new fans are born. She reaches into their hearts and feels the energy of every person in front of her as she guides them on a journey through song and experience. Please visit her website! ______________________________________________________ Kutupitush! (Thank You!) for listening!

Yellowknife based indigenous singer-songwriter Leela Gilday joins us on Episode 480 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about her great fifth album "North Star Calling" which was inspired by a need for self-empowerment, facing your fears, and living with courage, boldness and joy. North Star Calling is a fabulous recording, and Leela Gilday is always a great interview. We also include new music from Doug MacArthur, Stephen Fearing, Miranda Mulholland, Sam Weber, The Red River Ramblers, Bobtown, Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen and Jessica Rhaye and the Ramshackle Parade. Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-480-feat-leela-gilday-more-new-releases/

Welcome to indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes from the “Yellowknives Denna First Nation,” singer, songwriter and performer “Leela Gilday.” She has just released her 5th album “North Star Calling.” You can find out all about Leela and hear her music at leelagilday.com Music from Leela Gilday, Todd Barrow, Aasiva, Thor Simonsen, Alan Syliboy & The Thundermakers, Anachnid, Ailaika, Nahko and Medicine for the People,, Bebel Gilberto, De Madrugada, Eagle & Hawk, Nicola Cruz, Once A Tree, Jasmine Netsena, Celeigh Cardinal, Khu.eex, Frik,stailers, La Yegros, Low Budget Rock Star, Banda Black Rio, Irv Lyons Jr., Jaysen John-Ivan Turner, Juanes, Juan Luis Guerra, Kinky, Chris Ferree, Javier Estrada, Nathan Cunningham, Rellik, Matt Comeau, William Prince and much much more. Visit us on our music page at IndigenousinMusic.com and our homepage at indigenousinmusicandarts.org. We have underwriting opportunities available. Indigenous in Music, a non-profit, section 501(c)(3).

Welcome to indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes two Native American Music Award Champions to the Two Buffalo Studions to give us an update on their big win. Mr. David Fallis from Frankfort, Kentucky, winner of best “Best Folk Recording” for his album “Atlatl, and Santa Fe, New Mexico's number one reggae band “Innastate,” winner of "Debut Group." Music from David Thundering Eagle Fallis, Michael Bucher, Gabby Taylor, Leanne Goose, Tracy Bone, Leela Gilday, Mike Bern, Brian Hedges, Bostich+Fussible, Indian City, Cary Morin, Laura Niquay, Spirit Cry, QVLN, Locos Por Juana, Jorge Willamizar, Ozomatli, Slightly Stoopid, Ed Koban, Gary Small & the Coyote Bros', Matiu, Innastate, Bomba Estero, Red Earth, Captain Planet, Brit Lauren, Digging Roots and much much more. Visit us on our music page at IndigenousinMusic.com and our homepage at indigenousinmusicandarts.org. We have underwriting opportunities available. Indigenous in Music, a non-profit, section 501(c)(3).

We're giving over the whole of Episode 475 of Folk Roots Radio to a very inspiring audio documentary created with the participants in the 2019 Folk Music Ontario Developing Artist Program. Each year at the conference, young performers are paired with mentors from the Ontario folk community to work on a showcase performance and participate in professional development activities in a nurturing and supportive environment. This episode features commentary and musical contributions from program coordinator Treasa Levasseur; peer mentors: Braden Phelan & Liv Cazzola (Tragedy Ann); mentors: Leela Gilday, Janice Jo Lee, Irish Mythen, Alexis Normand and Nick Sherman; developing artists: Emily Gilbart, Amy Brady & Liam Roesch (Hill & Landing), Mia Kelly, Yasmine Shelton & Sam Clark (Basset) and Voimaa. Photo credit: Mike Bourgeault. Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-475-feat-2019-folk-music-ontario-developing-artist-program/

Welcome to indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes from from Phoenix Arizona, singer, songwriter and violinist. Mr. Q-Violin, he has just released his current project “Translations.” You can find him on the web at Qviolin.com. Enjoy music from QVLN, Oyobi, Indian City, Ivete Souze, Dj Farrapo, STOik, Aleah Belle, Irv Lyons Jr., Levi Platero, Frisktailers, Fiebre Amarilla, Khu.eex, Iskwe, Bomba Estereo, Jasmine Netsena, Leela Gilday, Mexican Institute of Sound, Elastic Bond, Stolen Identity, Solju, Aasiva, Thor Simonsen, Bri Rivera, Twin Flames, Ed Koban, Jota Quest and much much more. Visit us on our website IndigenousinMusic.com and check out our new Shirt Shack. We have underwriting opportunities available. Indigenous in Music, a non-profit, section 501(c)(3).

Yellowknife based indigenous singer-songwriter Leela Gilday has just released her fifth album "North Star Calling". Inspired by self empowerment, and as Leela puts it facing your fears, standing your ground, and living with courage, boldness and joy, the album , which was produced by Hill Kourkoutis, also explores two themes that are often found in Leela Gilday's songwriting - a deep connection with the land, and the beauty and draw of the north. It's also an album about healing. According to Leela, true healing is not about just the absence of pain or addictions, although those are significant- it is about celebration, it is complicated, it is about weaving the fabric of the years of your own life into a beautiful blanket to hold you and ground you. It is about letting go of expectation and opening new eyes on the world around you. Leela Gilday joined us on Folk Roots Radio to chat about the new album. For more information and upcoming tour dates, visit http://leelagilday.com. Music: Leela Gilday “Keintah Naste Ju”, "Space", "Hard Ground" and "Falling Stars" from "North Star Calling" (2019, Self) CDN.

Welcome to indigenous in Music, here is this week’s show. Join Larry and his guest from the Pine Ridge Indian Nation, singer, songwriter, and performer, Mr JUQ. You can find out about him and hear his new “Lakota Pop album “Bunniez n’ Bearz,” exclusively at Indigenous in Music.com. Enjoy music from JUQ, Artson, Quese Imc, Supaman, Joey Stylez, DJ Shub, Dragonette, VILDA, Dj Bitman, Once A Tree, Chris Feree, De Madregada, Banda Black Rio, Bert Malcom, Irv Lyons Jr., Crystal Shawanda, Murray Porter Los Fabulosos, Freightrain, The Gary Sappier Band, Gary Small & the Coyote Bros, Wayne Lavallee, Gina Loring, iskwe, Santana, Tonemah, Jasmine Netsena, Young Medicine, Jamie Coon, Leela Gilday, Matt Comeau. Visit us on our website, and leave us a comment, underwriting opportunities available also. IndigenousinMusic.com

Welcome to indigenous in Music, here is this week’s show. Join Larry and his guest from Los Angeles, California, we have in the house, singer, poet and entrepreneur Gina Loring. She has new music out, and she is here to tell us all about it. You can find out all about Gina and hear her music on the web at ginaloring.com Enjoy music from Gina Loring, Stolen Identity, Dj Bitman, Once A Tree, Tchutchu, Chris Ferree, Ed Koban, La Santa Cecilia, Banda Black Rio, Q-052, Cary Morin, Link Wray, The Mavericks, Murray Porter, Blue Mountain Tribe, Leela Gilday, Shasin, Chico Mann, Axel Krygier, Tonemah, Pura Fe, Artson, Sariyah Idan, Gangsta Leene, Frank Waln, Samsoche Sampson, Aasiva, iskwe, Bomba Estereo and much much more. Visit us on our website, and leave us a comment, underwriting opportunities available also. IndigenousinMusic.com

Épisode 125: Leela Gilday, des Territoires du Nord-Ouest, rend hommage avec une voix puissante aux femmes autochtones assassinées. Une voix portée par une musique savamment orchestrée où se mélangent le tambour et le folk rock.

Dene Nation folk singer Leela Gilday was raised in Canada’s Northwest Territories and her love for the area comes through in her songs. We welcome Leela as our April Music Maker artist. She’ll share music from her much-anticipated upcoming album, “North Star Calling" which is about healing as well as cultural resurgence. Feel the power of her music that she says is a source for strengthening family and connecting generations.

Escuche ES_Entrevue_2-20180824-WIS20 ¡Hola! Bienvenidos a Canadá en las Américas Café, el reencuentro que cada siete días les proponemos desde el servicio en español de Radio Canadá Internacional y del que ustedes son los protagonistas. En esta ocasión, se trata de la emisión para el 24, 25 y 26 de agosto de 2018. Recuerden que tienen varias opciones para participar en este espacio: pueden seguirnos en directo a través de Facebook Live, también en Internet en nuestra página web www.rcinet.ca/es, donde el programa está disponible desde la tarde del viernes y durante todo el fin de semana, y también en nuestro canal de YouTube. Hoy estamos en el estudio: Rufo Valencia, Leonardo Gimeno y Luis Laborda. Pero además, contamos con la presencia de Pablo Gerstenfeld, un argentino oriundo de la provincia de Tucumán, que llegó al país en 2007 y que en la actualidad es el propietario de un local de comidas en el que se pueden degustar platos típicos argentinos, en pleno centro de Montreal. Él está aquí para contarnos su historia y su experiencia en su nueva sociedad.   Por otro lado, la semana termina agitada en Canadá en el plano político. Las provincias de Nuevo Brunswick y Quebec lanzaron este jueves sus campañas electorales, con vistas a la elección de un nuevo gobierno. Foto: iStock. Además de los debates sobre los logros y tropiezos de cada administración, y las promesas que como es habitual presenta cada uno de los candidatos, buena parte de la opinión pública se vio sorprendida por la salida de su formación de una de las figuras más conocidas del Partido Conservador, Maxime Bernier. Este empresario, abogado y político, actualmente diputado, acusó a los conservadores de “moralmente corruptos” y al gobierno canadiense de practicar un “multiculturalismo extremo”. Las campañas electorales en Canadá suelen ser cortas, pero con certeza esta no tendrá nada de aburrida. Maxime Bernier parece listo a crear su propio partido. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang En lo que se refiere a los temas trabajados esta semana por la sección, estas son nuestras sugerencias: Rufo Valencia  nos habla de que en una votación unánime, la ciudad de Montreal aprobó el lunes último una moción que pide al gobierno federal de Canadá prohibir en todo el país la posesión de armas de fuego cortas y de asalto. “Con demasiada frecuencia vemos armas de asalto, que fueron fabricadas para matar a la gente, en manos de personas que no tienen ninguna razón válida para poseerlas”, dijo el concejal Alex Norris, que preside el comité de seguridad pública de la ciudad y que presentó la moción. Foto: iStockphoto. Luis Laborda y una entrevista con Laura Leiva, una bióloga de origen hondureño, que actualmente cursa su doctorado en Alemania. Ella integró la Exxpedition North Pacific, que recorrió aguas oceánicas para estudiar la contaminación marina con plástico. Inesperadamente, encontró que uno de los sitios más afectados es Broken Islands, en Columbia Británica, en la costa oeste canadiense, donde la acumulación de residuos de ese material es alarmante. Leiva nos habla de los microplásticos y sus riesgos para la salud animal y humana, especialmente para las mujeres. Los productos llegan a los mares arrojados por las personas o por desastres naturales, como el tsunami en Japón en 2011. Foto: Gentileza Laura Leiva. La música que escuchamos en esta emisión: Hoy tenemos a tres artistas diferentes, todos ellos canadienses, claro, y ligados con la cultura autóctona de este país. Florent Vollant, un músico de origen innu, formó parte del duo Kashtin, uno de los más importantes grupos musicales surgidos de las Primeras Naciones. De él escuchamos el tema, Apu Peikussian. Foto: Facebook Florant Vollant. Leela Gilday es una cantante de origen dene, un grupo indígena de las Primeras Naciones que habita en el norte boreal y en la región del Ártico canadiense. De ella les presentamos el tema For This Land (Por esta tierra).

Escuche ES_Entrevue_2-20180824-WIS20 ¡Hola! Bienvenidos a Canadá en las Américas Café, el reencuentro que cada siete días les proponemos desde el servicio en español de Radio Canadá Internacional y del que ustedes son los protagonistas. En esta ocasión, se trata de la emisión para el 24, 25 y 26 de agosto de 2018. Recuerden que tienen varias opciones para participar en este espacio: pueden seguirnos en directo a través de Facebook Live, también en Internet en nuestra página web www.rcinet.ca/es, donde el programa está disponible desde la tarde del viernes y durante todo el fin de semana, y también en nuestro canal de YouTube. Hoy estamos en el estudio: Rufo Valencia, Leonardo Gimeno y Luis Laborda. Pero además, contamos con la presencia de Pablo Gerstenfeld, un argentino oriundo de la provincia de Tucumán, que llegó al país en 2007 y que en la actualidad es el propietario de un local de comidas en el que se pueden degustar platos típicos argentinos, en pleno centro de Montreal. Él está aquí para contarnos su historia y su experiencia en su nueva sociedad.   Por otro lado, la semana termina agitada en Canadá en el plano político. Las provincias de Nuevo Brunswick y Quebec lanzaron este jueves sus campañas electorales, con vistas a la elección de un nuevo gobierno. Foto: iStock. Además de los debates sobre los logros y tropiezos de cada administración, y las promesas que como es habitual presenta cada uno de los candidatos, buena parte de la opinión pública se vio sorprendida por la salida de su formación de una de las figuras más conocidas del Partido Conservador, Maxime Bernier. Este empresario, abogado y político, actualmente diputado, acusó a los conservadores de “moralmente corruptos” y al gobierno canadiense de practicar un “multiculturalismo extremo”. Las campañas electorales en Canadá suelen ser cortas, pero con certeza esta no tendrá nada de aburrida. Maxime Bernier parece listo a crear su propio partido. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang En lo que se refiere a los temas trabajados esta semana por la sección, estas son nuestras sugerencias: Rufo Valencia  nos habla de que en una votación unánime, la ciudad de Montreal aprobó el lunes último una moción que pide al gobierno federal de Canadá prohibir en todo el país la posesión de armas de fuego cortas y de asalto. “Con demasiada frecuencia vemos armas de asalto, que fueron fabricadas para matar a la gente, en manos de personas que no tienen ninguna razón válida para poseerlas”, dijo el concejal Alex Norris, que preside el comité de seguridad pública de la ciudad y que presentó la moción. Foto: iStockphoto. Luis Laborda y una entrevista con Laura Leiva, una bióloga de origen hondureño, que actualmente cursa su doctorado en Alemania. Ella integró la Exxpedition North Pacific, que recorrió aguas oceánicas para estudiar la contaminación marina con plástico. Inesperadamente, encontró que uno de los sitios más afectados es Broken Islands, en Columbia Británica, en la costa oeste canadiense, donde la acumulación de residuos de ese material es alarmante. Leiva nos habla de los microplásticos y sus riesgos para la salud animal y humana, especialmente para las mujeres. Los productos llegan a los mares arrojados por las personas o por desastres naturales, como el tsunami en Japón en 2011. Foto: Gentileza Laura Leiva. La música que escuchamos en esta emisión: Hoy tenemos a tres artistas diferentes, todos ellos canadienses, claro, y ligados con la cultura autóctona de este país. Florent Vollant, un músico de origen innu, formó parte del duo Kashtin, uno de los más importantes grupos musicales surgidos de las Primeras Naciones. De él escuchamos el tema, Apu Peikussian. Foto: Facebook Florant Vollant. Leela Gilday es una cantante de origen dene, un grupo indígena de las Primeras Naciones que habita en el norte boreal y en la región del Ártico canadiense. De ella les presentamos el tema For This Land (Por esta tierra).

Whether it’s on stage, in the studio, or behind the scenes, Winnipeg super bassist MJ Dandeneau is one of the hardest working artists on Canada’s Indigenous music scene. In addition to touring with the likes of Xavier Rudd, The Good Lovelies, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Leela Gilday and Digging Roots, she’s also a successful producer/engineer, booking agent and tour manager. But her path to music was far from conventional.  On this week’s episode of Beyond The Mic, MJ talks about her dashed badminton career, almost becoming an occupational therapist and much, much more. 

Join us for another hour of special International Women’s Day programming on Episode 366 of Folk Roots Radio featuring new music from a cast of female artists including Anne Janelle, Suzie Vinnick, Emily Burgess, Barbara Jo Kammer and Mare Wakefield alongside a great interview with indigenous singer-songwriter Leela Gilday recorded at the 2017 Folk North showcase in Toronto. Check out the full playlist with notes and artist links on our website: http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-366-leela-gilday-more-new-releases/

Leela Gilday, vocals, guitar ; Jason Burnstick, guitar