The six travellers begin their journey in the heart of Canada: Winnipeg, Man. Here, they meet with local Indigenous activists and work alongside two community-driven movements – the Bear Clan Patrol and Drag the Red.

The group encounters their biggest challenge yet in Calgary and Edmonton: they learn about life on the street and the experience behind bars. The final stop is Ahousaht First Nation, B.C. After 28 days, their life-changing journey is coming to an end.

Participants meet two Indigenous families in Ottawa and learn the harsh reality of the Sixties Scoop. Next, the group visits the home of the Oka Crisis before going north to a remote community ravaged by substance abuse and social issues.

Several tragic incidents have exposed racist attitudes in Thunder Bay and a participant is profoundly affected. Next, stereotypes are shattered in the thriving Fort William First Nation. Lastly, the group hears raw truths from residential school survivors.

A tense meeting takes place between Indigenous communities affected by the death of Colten Boushie, but a visit from his mom brings the groups together. Self-governance in Yukon is eye opening as the six process their life-changing experience.