With Sara Calvosa Olson https://soundcloud.com/patty-wbk/indigenous-foodways-with-sara-calvosa-olson You’re listening to Medicine for the Resistance. Sara: Well, I grew up part most well part of my childhood in Hupa on the reservation, and I live in the Bay Area now. And I realized how disconnected my own kids were and how, you know,...
https://soundcloud.com/patty-wbk/anti-racism Sean Vanderklis: So ladies, gentlemen, this is Patty Krawec. She is the co-host of the podcast, Medicine for the Resistance. She lives in Niagara with Karl and I, we have a house together and we just like, *laughter* do podcasts and stuff. Patty is one of the fundamental changemakers...
You’re listening to Medicine for the Resistance https://soundcloud.com/patty-wbk/tammy-street Patty: So, this is Tammy. Tammy, Kerry. Kerry, Tammy. Tammy: Hi Patty: I'm just looking at the, at the Twitter at the DMs where we started talking because we were talking about art and wanting to and you had wanted Tammy, you...
https://soundcloud.com/patty-wbk/community-with-verlia-roberts You’re listening to Medicine for the Resistance Verlia: So what you know, this is a positive thing of like, you know, working from home and I was like, Well, okay, and everybody said, You know, I don't know, staying with my family going for walks, exercise it I'm like,...
https://soundcloud.com/patty-wbk/making-space-for-indigenous-art-with-olivia-shortt You’re listening to Medicine for the Resistance. Patty Krawec: So here we are with Olivia Shortt Olivia Short: Hello. Kerry Goring: Hello Olivia. Patty: Yeah, it was kind of funny the way, the way we connected because I got this like random “I want to pitch an article to...
Today’s guest is Dr. Tamari Kitossa, associate professor of Sociology at Brock University in St. Catharines Ontario. https://soundcloud.com/patty-wbk/tamari-kitossa Tamari: I'm a professor at Brock University been there for, I'm now going into my 14th year. I'm an associate professor. I got my PhD from OISE at UofT. Interesting thing about...
In Anishnaabemowin daanis is the stem for daughter, it doesn’t exist as a word independently. You would add a prefix to denote relationship. My daughter. Your daughter. Our daughter. Their daughter. These are not relationships of ownership but reciprocal relationships with mutual responsibilities and care. Likewise, we don’t exist independently....
https://soundcloud.com/patty-wbk/hana-burgess Our guest is Hana Burgess, Ngāpuhi, Te Ātihaunui-a-Pāpārangi. Hana Burgess My field of study is in Indigenous health. And so I'm quite interested, it's essentially just thinking about being in good relation. Because when we're in good relation, we're healthy. So I'm thinking through how I think what...
