Hi everyone! This month's episode is behind as we try to work through some scheduling challenges. We hope to have it available as soon as possible. It's been a busy start to the new year for both of us, so thanks for your patience!

Apologies again for this month’s delay, but we promise this episode will be worth your wait! Anishinaabe scholar and writer Geraldine King joined us to talk about Leanne Betasamosake Simpson’s 2013 collection Islands of Decolonial Love. The episode is available now!

Made a tea and sat with Geraldine King & Storykeepers Podcast talking about one of my favs, Leanne Betasamosake Simpson's Islands of Decolonial Love (admitting all her books are my fav), connecting the idea of decolonial love to nation rebuilding & Indigenous resurgence. Miigwetch

We decided to put the spotlight on Indigenous literature for kids this month, and invited one of the greats to join us to discuss it. David A. Robertson is an award-winning author who recently took on a major editorial role to boost Indigenous kids' books. Episode available now!

This month's episode is up! We read the award-winning novel Probably Ruby by Lisa Bird-Wilson, and asked acclaimed author Michelle Good to join us to discuss it. It was a very compelling conversation, with many parallels between Probably Ruby and Michelle's Five Little Indians.

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After 3 seasons, the Storykeepers Podcast has come to an end. If you haven’t had a chance yet, please check out our final episode. We recap some show highlights, and give thanks to all the people who made this show possible - most importantly, you, our listeners! We are thankful.