Timeless Voices Youth Podcast

By: Samantha Newman Heidi Atter
  • Summary

  • This podcast is created by young people ages 16 to 18. This program was created by Heidi Atter and Samantha Newman, held in partnership with the Labrador Friendship Center, LFC Shield Project, and funded by the Ulnooweg Foundation. Young Indigenous youth learn audio recording, storytelling, and technical skills while interviewing Elders, capturing their narratives and experiences to create meaningful audio pieces.
    2024 - 2029 Timeless Voices
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Episodes
  • Elder Debbie Michelin
    Aug 28 2024

    Debbie Michelin is interviewed by Brittany Janes in this heartfelt, emotional discussion. Michelin shares her childhood memories, including spending time on the land and the importance of traditional activities. She discusses her education and the challenges of fitting into the traditional school system. She highlights the importance of community and the need to find ways to connect with each other beyond technology.

    Michelin also talks about her recent interest in drawing and reflects on the importance of finding joy in creative pursuits and the therapeutic value of art. She emphasizes the importance of self-esteem and the value of finding mentors and support systems.

    Michelin continues to discuss the importance of preserving cultural legends and the lessons they teach. She reflects on the role of elders in passing on cultural knowledge and the need to keep traditions alive. Michelin emphasizes the importance of community and the need to find ways to connect with each other beyond technology.

    Tune in for an inspiring conversation that honors the voices of the past while empowering the leaders of tomorrow.

    For accessibility, transcripts are available for all interviews.

    Check out the Program Website here: Timeless Voices

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    40 mins
  • Elder Ruth Powell
    Aug 28 2024

    Ruth Powell, an 86-year-old indigenous elder from Happy Valley Goose Bay, shared her childhood experiences, including befriending a black bear named Lucky and her grandmother's fear of the bear. She discussed her transition to residential school at 13, the challenges of learning English, and her father's mixed heritage.

    Ruth recounted her life raising seven children, working in a hospital, and delivering two babies in one day. She emphasized the importance of hard work, family, and open communication in her 58-year marriage. Ruth also reflected on the significant changes in technology and lifestyle over the years.

    Tune in for an inspiring conversation that honors the voices of the past while empowering the leaders of tomorrow.

    For accessibility, transcripts are provided with every episode.

    Read more about the Program here: Timeless Voices

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    22 mins
  • Elder Jim Holwell
    Aug 28 2024

    In this heartfelt episode, Inuk youth Brittany Janes sits down with Inuk Elder Jim Holwell, a respected figure in his community, to explore his rich life and heritage. Elder Holwell shares stories from his past, reflecting on the history, culture, and traditions that have shaped him and his people.

    Elder Holwell also shares his wisdom on navigating the challenges of modern life while staying connected to one's roots. He shares valuable advice for the younger generation, emphasizing the importance of preserving cultural knowledge and passing it on to ensure a vibrant future for all Inuit communities.

    Tune in for an inspiring conversation that honors the voices of the past while empowering the leaders of tomorrow.

    For accessibility, transcripts are provided with all episodes.

    Read more about the Program here: Timeless Voices

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    44 mins

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In the spirit of reconciliation, Audible acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.