Season 3
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• 3/31/26Shirley: A Residential School Story
As we mark National Indigenous Languages Day on Turtle Island, Shirley Horn shares her residential school story, growing up in not one, but two residential schools. Special thank you to Children Of Shingwauk Alumni Association and Algoma University. This episode was recorded in The Elder Room at Shingwauk Anishinaabe Students Lounge at Algoma University. Cinematography by Shae Mclurg.
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• 12/26/25The Making Of Transform The Night: Behind The Scenes
Award-winning artist, Vanessa Ferlaino, talks about headlining Transform The Night and how it all came to be with opening act, DJ Seith, and speaker, Karen Bird, Founder of Nakehndan. Transform The Night was a benefit concert held on Sunday, September 28th, 2025, raising 3K for Indigenous communities in Northern Ontario, with support from Northern Credit Union.
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• 11/20/25Mother Of A Survivor
In 2012, Karen Bird’s life took a turn; her teenage daughter disclosed she had been sexually abused. "Mother Of A Survivor" shows the eleven-year healing journey of a mother and her family, leading to the creation of Nakehndan, a non-profit weaving Indigenous and modern healing modalities for sexual abuse survivors to heal as a family unit.
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