This episode provides an in-depth look into the personal and musical journey of blues-rock artist Bebe Buckskin. From busking on the streets of Calgary, to recording her first album in the studio, Bebe is reclaiming her roots through soulful expression.

Indigenous Peoples around the world use drumming as a way to connect with their communities. In this episode, Chantal Chagnon describes the drum-making process, the beauty of this instrument and the cultural importance of her craft.

Since time immemorial, Indigenous Peoples have practiced the oral tradition of storytelling. In this episode, storyteller Mackenzie Brown uses both her voice and the rhythmic sounds of the drum to share tales that transport us into her world.

Colour and imagery have significant meaning within Indigenous art. In this episode, painters Sheila Toderian and Ernie Poundmaker offer us insights into their art-making processes. Then, Cobra Collins shares the power of spoken word.

Clothing is a canvas that allows us to express who we are and share our ideas with others. In this episode, Lisa Big Snake and Payne Manyguns discuss their family’s history in clothing design and how proud they are to make wearable works of art.

Jewelry is not just a fashion accessory, but also an integral part of Indigenous cultures around the world. In this episode, Chrystal and Sarah Buffalo show us the art of jewelry-making and discuss how beading traditions have evolved over time.