Young Voices of The North Podcast

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Namirembe, Eniola, and guest speaker Diana discuss their experiences being in the French immersion program

Namirembe and Eniola discuss the pros and cons of outwardly expressing one's values

Namirembe and Eniola interview Berlyn and Alaina, members of the Trapper's Festival youth board.

Namirembe and Eniola discuss their new year's resolutions for 2024.

Namirembe, Eniola, Owen, and Chisomebi discuss what they know of the conflicts occuring between Israel and Palestine, as well as Congo

Hosts Namirembe and Eniola discuss racism, misogyny, and everything else in-between alongside guest speaker Chisomebi.

Namirembe, Eniola, and Owen discuss the history of Halloween, whether they celebrate, and more!

On September 22nd, we hosted a live event for Culture Days in The Pas. We had 3 bands play, Class A, Jacob Harvie, and MadLack. Owen, Eniola, and Jacob interviewed the artists between every few songs, with Namirembe introducing each segment.

Owen and Namirembe talk amout their summers in the north and Owen gives a special announcement.

Arlo, and Eniola talk to Maureen Brown about being a secondary residential school survivor, Indigenous History Month and being a marginalized person in Canada.

Arlo, Namirambe, and Eniola talk to 2023 graduates Owen, Aden, and Fiona about their experiences with Highschool, and plans for the future.

Owen, Eniola, Ky, Jacob, Carson, and Kayne discuss their opportunities with music, and the ways its has impacted their lives in the North.

Owen, Eniola, Jacob, and Carson discuss the recently approved Willow Project. An oil drilling project taking place in Alaska.

Owen, Arlo, and Namirembe pick 5 songs and explain why they were important to them or why they picked them. Playlist on Spotify, Soundcloud, and YouTube.

Eniola, Chisomebi, and Natasha discuss their experiences being in families that came from Nigeria, and the differences they've noticed as newcomers to Northern Manitoba.

Arlo, Xander, and Riley discuss their experiences with school in The North, and what career opportunities they feel are available to them.

Arlo and Jo discuss their identities as Indigenous and LGBTQIA2S+ youth.