Mary Galloway is an award-winning Cowichan trailblazer. Since her youth, she has dreamt of working in film. Putting her dream into motion, Mary is now a rising star. Is she ready to conquer her most personal project yet?

Jay Soule (Chippewar) from Thames First Nation is a multi-faceted Toronto-based artist, entrepreneur and a survivor of the 60’s Scoop. How will his new installation “Built on Genocide” challenge the way we understand Canada’s colonial history?

Katarina Ziervogel is an Ojibway-Mohawk woman and a member of Sagkeeng First Nation. She is also an award-winning screenwriter who is deaf. Now a highly sought-after creative, what will she do next to teach the world about deaf culture and accessibility?

Jesse Cockney is a cross-country skier of Inuvialuit heritage from Yellowknife, N.W.T., who made his Olympic debut at the 2014 Winter Games. Can he inspire the next generation of skiers through his work as a mentor and his training as a kinesiologist?

Jaimie Isaac is a member of Sagkeeng First Nation, an interdisciplinary artist and the curator of Indigenous and Contemporary Arts at the Winnipeg Art Gallery. With so many passions pulling her in different directions, how does she manage to stay on her path?

Paul Rabliauskus is from Poplar River First Nation and splits his time between his community and hitting the road as one of Canada’s top Indigenous comedians. Can Paul keep the momentum of his career on the rise while staying grounded in his beloved community?