What happens when four Indigenous journalists talk decolonizing media? Join Jolene Banning @kimagewheeler and @ChristineGenier when they talk with Connie Walker! Listen now and share with your friends tinyurl.com/AuntieUpDecolo…

Proud of this episode: What would the media look like if we told our own stories without a colonial lens? Auntie Up! talks with Connie Walker, ⁦Connie Walker⁩ host of podcast Stolen: Surviving St. Michael's. ⁦⁦Spotify⁩ ⁦AuntieUp!⁩ podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/aun…

Tune in to resilience on the airwaves w/ Season 3 of Indigenous 150+. OUT NOW! is Ep 1 w/ Host Nika Paziuk who turns the mic on AuntieUp!'s Jolene Banning and @kimagewheeler as they discuss what an Indigenous lens really means. bit.ly/3oRqXYs #AuntieUp!

This is just too darn good and to darn important to miss!! Please have a listen! Gratitude to AuntieUp! and all the other Auntie's who are bringing these conversations forward! Jolene Banning @kimagewheeler Connie Walker @ChristineGenier

Talking about identity is a complicated issue. But Aunties Jolene Banning and Stephanie Moses dive into this important conversation with Indigenous history professor Dr. Winona Wheeler and community advocate Sadie-Phoenix Lavoie. Listen here: tinyurl.com/IdentityandPre…

On #UN International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, consider supporting authors who document resistance of indigenous peoples against the injustice of the settler state: Our Voice of Fire by Brandi Morin, Unreconciled by @jessewente & 7 Fallen Feathers by Tanya Talaga

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Lisa is a strong, committed journalist. A class act. She just won The Canadian Academy Anchor of the Year award. Media is not kind to women in their 50s.

Award-winning author of The Break and The Strangers, Katherena Vermette joins the aunties to talk about writing trauma for healing. Listen wherever you get your podcasts or by following this link! tinyurl.com/AuntieUpWritin…

We AuntieUp! and MakwaCreative are SO grateful for Animikii’s support and partnership. Indigenous businesses supporting each other is so needed. There is strength and growth in unity. 💜

What jokes have you made at an inappropriate time? Laughter is our medicince. It helps us through difficult times. The Aunties discuss why this is. Listen up as Amber-Sekowan Daniels and Geraldine King (@jibbyjoos) talk about important shit. tinyurl.com/AuntieUpLaught…

What does it mean when people say Defund the Police? Pam Palmater; and Eleanore Sunchild, Q.C., a Cree lawyer, join the Aunties to dissect this hot topic. tinyurl.com/AuntieUpDefund…

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I can’t think of anything more revolutionary or transformational than Indigenous women lifting up other Indigenous women. It’s beautiful. It’s healing. It’s soul soothing. It’s medicine. Thank you for this beautiful episode! ⁦AuntieUp!⁩ podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/aun…

Each episode of Auntie Up! comes with a historical moment sponsored by Know History. Remember to check out the full episode on Pretendians wherever you get your favourite podcasts! fb.watch/gxcHZbqF1k/

Makwa produced AuntieUp! with awesome Aunties Kim Wheeler @kimagewheeler, Jolene Banning @ChristineGenier Gypsycreee Rosanna Deerchild. Guests included Eleanore Sunchild Pam Palmater Katherena Vermette. So many more! Big ups to Know History Animikii for sponsoring us!

You can find two seasons of your favourite Aunties AuntieUp! on Spotify Apple Podcasts Amazon Music! Listen to us! We dish it out on everything from bannock to beading to boujee to defunding the police. Check us out.