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...

CFNR Reporter Kobie Smith talks with Hayley Wallis, She's from the Kitasoo Xais Xais Nation Heart of the Great Bear Rainforest, Wallis is a singer and songwriter based in Vancouver. Wallis has just released her new song called Better Than This, and Smith talks with Hayley about the song and what it means to her. To lis...

Today, we explore The Healing Power of Connection with Alison Stewart Leason of the Nisga'a Valley Health Authority. Her work reminds us that healing is found in listening, compassionate presence, and the sacred connection to both people and place. Alison speaks about the power of creating safe spaces, offering support...

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In this episode of Good Medicine, we sit down with Leigh Joseph, a Sḵwx̱wú7mesh ethnobotanist, author, and community activist from British Columbia, to explore the profound relationships between people, plants, and the land. Leigh bridges traditional Indigenous plant knowledge with contemporary science, nurtu...