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Reconciliation Road

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by Dan George, Four Directions Management Services

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A podcast hosted by Dan George, member of the Gilseyhu Clan (Big Frog – Thin House) of the Wet’suwet’en people, acclaimed Indigenous facilitator and strategist for over 30 years, and President/CEO of Four Directions Management Services. Reconciliation Road is a journey towards a greater understanding for reconciling the competing values and viewpoints of Indigenous Peoples, Industry, and the Crown. With each episode, Dan leads his audience thorough conversations with game-changers, inspiring leaders, and movers and shakers in his efforts to strengthen our most valuable and transformational relationships in this country – those with Indigenous Peoples. Producer: Kelly Mortimer | kellymortimer@fdms.ca

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6/4/2021

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Episode thumbnail for Forging New Paths: Dillon Johnson on the Tla’amin Treaty and Land Repossession

August 7, 2024

Forging New Paths: Dillon Johnson on the Tla’amin Treaty and Land Repossession

Join host Dan George in this episode of "Reconciliation Road" as he sits down with Dillon Johnson, a dynamic young leader from the Tla’amin Nation. Dillon takes us into the heart of collaborative land stewardship and shared decision-making, offering a deep dive into the Tla’amin tiskʷat site MOU and its significance in the broader context of the Tla’amin Treaty and reconciliation with the Province of BC.Dillon Johnson, a Tla’amin Citizen and Vice-Chair of the First Nations Financial Managemen...

Episode thumbnail for From Courts to the People: Satsan on Empowering First Nations

August 7, 2024

From Courts to the People: Satsan on Empowering First Nations

In this episode of "Reconciliation Road," host Dan George sits down with Satsan (Herb George), a Wet’suwet’en Hereditary Chief and long-time advocate for First Nations title, rights, and self-governance. With over 40 years of experience, Satsan shares his journey from the historic Delgamuukw-Gisdayway decision to his current role as President of the Centre for First Nations Governance.Join us as Satsan recounts pivotal moments in his career, including the groundbreaking Delgamuukw-Gisdayway S...

Episode thumbnail for Ayookxw in Action: Malii’s Leadership in Gitanyow and Provincial Collaborations

August 7, 2024

Ayookxw in Action: Malii’s Leadership in Gitanyow and Provincial Collaborations

In this episode of "Reconciliation Road," host Dan George is joined by Glen Williams, Simoogit Malii, the President and Chief Negotiator of the Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs. Malii takes us deep into the collaborative efforts of land stewardship and shared decision-making, highlighting the Gitanyow Nation's journey and achievements.Malii, the Simoogit (Hereditary Chief) for his Wilp (house group), has been instrumental in fighting for the preservation and implementation of Gitanyow laws. Under h...

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What is Reconciliation Road?

A podcast hosted by Dan George, member of the Gilseyhu Clan (Big Frog – Thin House) of the Wet’suwet’en people, acclaimed Indigenous facilitator and strategist for over 30 years, and President/CEO of Four Directions Management Services. Reconciliation Road is a journey towards a greater understanding for reconciling the competing values and viewpoints of Indigenous Peoples, Industry, and the Crown. With each episode, Dan leads his audience thorough conversations with game-changers, inspiring leaders, and movers and shakers in his efforts to strengthen our most valuable and transformational relationships in this country – those with Indigenous Peoples. Producer: Kelly Mortimer | kellymortimer@fdms.ca

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates weekly.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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