In this episode of Good Medicine, we sit down with Sabrina Spencer, as she shares how she found her voice - and why she uses it to lift the stories of Indigenous communities. Guided by the teachings of her father, a hereditary chief and preacher, Sabrina speaks about integrity, truth-telling, and the responsibility of ...

In this episode of Good Medicine, we speak with Stellat'en First Nation filmmaker Lyana Patrick about her feature documentary Nechako: It Will Be a Big River Again, now streaming across Canada through the National Film Board. The film tells the story of the Nechako River, which was permanently altered when the Kenney D...

This week on Good Medicine with Teddy Anderson-visionary founder of Medicine Wheel Publishing and a champion for creating safe, sovereign spaces for Indigenous authors and illustrators. Teddy's brings a rare perspective shaped by cultural survival, matriarchal leadership, and a deep sense of responsibility. Teddy found...

In this episode of Good Medicine, Wanda John-Kehewin invites us into the sacred territory where storytelling becomes healing. For her, writing is more than craft - it is ceremony, truth-telling, and a pathway back to self. She shares how the page has become a place to process, to reconnect, and to reclaim what was near...

This week on Good Medicine, we chat with Dr. Jackson Pind - a mixed settler-Anishinaabe historian and professor of Indigenous methodologies at Trent University - about his groundbreaking work on Indian Day Schools in Canada. Through his research and new book, Students by Day: Colonialism and Resistance at the Curve Lak...