
Woven Spirit: Threads of Wisdom
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<p><b>Woven Spirit: Threads of Wisdom</b> is a powerful youth-run podcast series presented by the Indian Residential School Survivor Society (IRSSS). This engaging series explores themes of Indigenous resilience and intergenerational healing, led by passionate young hosts Jodi Bob, Olivia Kate Iatridis, and Teka Desjarlais.</p><p>Through heartfelt conversations with survivors of residential schools, the hosts delve into the lasting impacts of colonization and the transformative journeys these individuals have undertaken to reclaim their narratives. Their genuine curiosity and deep respect for the survivors create a rich, inspiring experience for listeners of all ages.</p><p>Woven Spirit not only aims to enlighten allies but also seeks to engage a wider audience in meaningful discussions about healing and resilience. Each episode serves as a beacon of hope, encouraging young people to embark on their own healing journeys with intention and purpose. This podcast is a vital resource for fostering understanding and solidarity within and beyond Indigenous communities.<br><br><b>Huy’ch’qa – Háw'aa – Hay č xʷ q̓ ə – Kukstemc – Miigwiich– Ay-hay – Gilakasla – Mussi Cho – T'oya̱xsn – T'ooyaksim' N'iisim' – Thank you</b></p><p>We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, organizations, and supporters who have contributed to the success of this podcast series. This project would not have been possible without the collective efforts, care, and dedication of many. The survivors, hosts, cultural support, Rudegang Ent., Parks Canada, Vancouver Public Library, and many other collaborators and supporters. </p><p><br><br>To learn more about the Indian Residential School Survivors Society and support our work by making a donation, please visit IRSSSS.ca/donate.</p>
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Recent Episodes

January 24, 2025
Episode 6: Transformative Spiritual Belonging with Jodi Bob and Chief Robert Joseph
In this episode, host Jodi Bob welcomes revered guest, Chief Robert Joseph, known also by his ancestral name KwinKwinXaLigedzi Wakaas, which translates to Big Thunderbird Awesome River. Chief Robert Joseph shares his profound insights into the evolving relationship between generations and the imperative of passing on traditions and wisdom to the young. He speaks eloquently about the challenges faced through colonization, the erasure of indigenous identity, and the resurgence of cultural pride...

January 24, 2025
Episode 5: A Home for Healing with Olivia Kate Iatridis and John Jones
Welcome to Episode 5 of "Woven Spirit: Threads of Wisdom," where we continue to explore the profound stories of survival and resilience. In this episode, host Olivia Kate Iatridis sits down with John Jones, known in his community as Tse’qualmut. John shares his incredible journey as one of the first to be involved in the historic Blackwater vs. Plint case, a landmark trial addressing the injustices of Canada's residential schools. Through this conversation, John vividly recounts the emotional...

January 24, 2025
Episode 1: Healing our Traditions with Olivia Kate Iatridis & Gene Guss
Episode 1: Healing our Traditions with Gene Guss In the inaugural episode of "Woven Spirit, Threads of Wisdom," host Olivia Kate Iatridis introduces us to Gene Gus, a respected member of the Tsleil-Watuth Nation. Gene, known by his ancestral name Wa7 tsek, shares his life journey with candour and grace, exploring the challenges and milestones that have shaped his path. Listeners are invited to hear about Gene's experiences at Indian Day School, the harsh realities of his transition to public ...
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- What is Woven Spirit: Threads of Wisdom?
<p><b>Woven Spirit: Threads of Wisdom</b> is a powerful youth-run podcast series presented by the Indian Residential School Survivor Society (IRSSS). This engaging series explores themes of Indigenous resilience and intergenerational healing, led by passionate young hosts Jodi Bob, Olivia Kate Iatridis, and Teka Desjarlais.</p><p>Through heartfelt conversations with survivors of residential schools, the hosts delve into the lasting impacts of colonization and the transformative journeys these individuals have undertaken to reclaim their narratives. Their genuine curiosity and deep respect for the survivors create a rich, inspiring experience for listeners of all ages.</p><p>Woven Spirit not only aims to enlighten allies but also seeks to engage a wider audience in meaningful discussions about healing and resilience. Each episode serves as a beacon of hope, encouraging young people to embark on their own healing journeys with intention and purpose. This podcast is a vital resource for fostering understanding and solidarity within and beyond Indigenous communities.<br><br><b>Huy’ch’qa – Háw'aa – Hay č xʷ q̓ ə – Kukstemc – Miigwiich– Ay-hay – Gilakasla – Mussi Cho – T'oya̱xsn – T'ooyaksim' N'iisim' – Thank you</b></p><p>We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, organizations, and supporters who have contributed to the success of this podcast series. This project would not have been possible without the collective efforts, care, and dedication of many. The survivors, hosts, cultural support, Rudegang Ent., Parks Canada, Vancouver Public Library, and many other collaborators and supporters. </p><p><br><br>To learn more about the Indian Residential School Survivors Society and support our work by making a donation, please visit IRSSSS.ca/donate.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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