234. Samantha Beynon: What Indigenous Stories Can Teach Canadians

About this episode

Samantha Beynon discusses the significance of Indigenous stories and their role in reconciliation and cultural unity in Canada.

Samantha Beynon joins Aaron Pete to discuss Indigenous stories, reconciliation, language, family, elders, and children’s books, and how food, culture, and storytelling can bring people together in a divided time. She is a PhD student and the author of Hamburger Soup and Looking for Luŋa Moon. Send us Fan Mail Support the show nuancedmedia.ca

People in this episode

Host: Aaron Pete

Guest: Samantha Beynon

Topics covered

• Indigenous stories
• reconciliation
• language
• family
• storytelling
• culture
• children's books

Keywords

• Indigenous stories
• reconciliation
• language
• family
• storytelling
• children's books
• culture

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Hamburger Soup, Looking for Luŋa Moon

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