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In this episode of Red Man Laughing we talk with author, scholar and artist – Leanne Simpson. Leanne is the author of the incredible “Dancing On Our Turtles Back” and having read the book (going on 12 times now, seriously), I decided that I NEEDED to have Leanne on the podcast to share her empowering and enlightening message. Her book changed my life and I not only wanted to thank her, but I wanted to dig a bit deeper in terms of decolinization and where that journey must start – with us, as individuals.

Links of Interest

Join Leanne on Twitter

Arbeiter Ring Publishing (Leanne’s Publisher)

Dancing On Our Turtles Back (Amazon.ca)

Re-envisioning reconciliation (A Review Of Leanne’s Book by briarpatchmagazine.com)

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In this episode of Red Man Laughing we find our return back to our “variety” typed episode and Ryan takes you on when of his scariest journies of his life – buying movie tickets for a few underaged kids. We break some major news about being added to a few MAJOR podcast platforms and how/where to find Red Man Laughing next.

We’re also joined by youtube sensation “The Way Too Personal Internet Handdrum Dude” (Tito Ybarra) as he shares a beautiful gift given to him by the Creator.

THIS WEEKS MUSICAL GUESTS
Our musical guests this week are Heems (Himanshu of Das Racist) as we spin a track from his mixtape “Nehru Jackets” and we’re joined by Winnipeg’s own – PNutty of Filthy Animals fame. … Read More »

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In this episode of Red Man Laughing we talk with one of Turtle Islands most important Indigenous artists – Nadya Kwandibens. Nadya Kwandibens is Anishinaabe and French from the Northwest Angle #37 First Nation in Ontario and she is pure bad ass. She is based in Toronto and much of her work ground breaking works explores the identity of urban Aboriginal people as illustrated in her popular Concrete Indian photography series. Nadya is changing the way the mainstream sees and experiences Indigenous Peoples in North America as her work continues to grow in popularity.

Nearly EVERY big star (if there is such a thing) in Indian Country has had their photo’s done with Nadya as he attention to detail, her ability to draw … Read More »

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In this episode of Red Man Laughing we have a sit down, featured chat with, and feature the music of, the Ottawa based DJ Collective – A Tribe Called Red. DJ NDN, Bear Witness & DJ Shub are the masterminds behind the crew that have created a brand new musical movement called “Powwow Step.” They’ve taken North America by storm over the last two years having headlined shows, tours & festivals and their influence can be seen and heard and the World Indigenous Electronic Music world heats up. Their live shows are stuff of legend, they’re boundary breaking, genre twisting sound is as original as it gets, and they’re just getting started.

CONNECT WITH A TRIBE CALLED RED

A Tribe Called Red on Twitter
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