Podcast ideas?

I was thinking about cousins asking for ideas re podcasts.   It made me think, "hey, maybe I should be listening to podcasts too!" (I never want to be left behind).  So, here are some podcasts that have a Secwepemc (Shuswap) connection!

Not sure if I even told family members, but I was interviewed for a podcast sometime last year with my colleague Val Napoleon about the Indigenous Law Research Unit at UVic, and it included elders and law students from the Secwepemc Nation (elder Julianna Alexander from Splatsin, and Carolyn Belleau from Esketemc).  https://raventrust.com/full-fledged-tricksters-val-napoleon-the-indigenous-law-research-unit/

I went out to see more about what Raven Trust has on podcasts, and there is some great stuff.   This morning I listened to another one by Secwepemc hunter and artist Ed Jensen.  https://raventrust.com/podcast-ed-jensen-walking-the-path-of-respect/.  I listened thinking about Richard and Naomi out hunting, and hunting in all the right ways!   I was thinking they would both love this podcast.   He also talks about the original story about the relationship between the humans and the animals.   That part of the podcast would be a really great one for sharing with all the little ones at the lake in the summer!  You can also see Ed on a site about Salmon Restoration.   That is also a fun page to wander though! (especially you fishers in the family? :-)).  there is a gorgeous one minute video on the life cycle of the Chinook!  

There is also a podcast with ethnobotanist Nancy Turner, who has done tons of work with the Secwepemc.  If you have been enjoying Robin Wall Kimmerer' Braiding Sweetgrass, you will enjoy this discussion (of plants and food and more) https://raventrust.com/podcast-cultural-refugia-with-ethnobotanist-nancy-turner/ 

There you go... Secwepemc related podcasts for the day!