There is more than one way to continue the work towards the revitalization of a language. Tune in to our latest episode to learn more about how host Eugene Brave Rock and Elder Sheldon First Rider bring the Blackfoot language to people far beyond their immediate communities.

We are excited to announce two of our episodes will be presented as part of the Audio Works selection in the iNdigital Space + Arcade at this year’s imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival, June 2-7, 2026 in Toronto, Canada and online from June 8-14, 2026!

Today is the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Two-Spirit, and 2SLGBTQI+ people. On this day, we remember and honour the sacred lives of Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQI+ relatives across Turtle Island. #MMIW #MMIWG2S #MMIWG2Sawareness

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Every name holds history, responsibility, and spiritual connection. Listen to the full episode streaming now on our website, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. Or read along with our transcription on wordsandculture.buzzsprout.com/2302631/epis...

Sometimes learning begins with simply listening. Listen to the full episode streaming now on our website, Apple Podcasts, Spotify. Or read along with our transcription on wordsandculture.buzzsprout.com/2302631/epis....

A new word in Blackfoot language to learn today. Keep learning with us and join us tomorrow for a brand new episode!

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In Episode Five, Elder Sheldon First Rider shares his language journey. From hiding his language in residential school, to teaching language learners how to write Blackfoot in syllabics, Sheldon First Rider has seen the rise and fall of the language, and is helping it to return today.

📌Barack Obama was targeted 11 times in assassination attempts during this two terms. I bet you don't remember any of them because they were handled through proper channels, professionally, and he isn't a whiny bitch.

In Episode 4, Host Eugene Brave Rock visits with Elder Alvine Eaglespeaker who shares her story of helping her husband, Spike Eaglespeaker, to learn the Blackfoot language. And it might not be what you expect. Many mistakes were made and a lot of laughter is still heard throughout their home.

I’m just out here fighting the patriarchy today.

Language is how teachings are shared, relationships are built, and culture continues to live on. This is our final quote from Episode 3. Listen to the full episode streaming now on our website, Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Or read along with our transcription on www.buzzsprout.com/2302631

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In Episode 3, Elder Spike Eaglespeaker shares stories of growing up and growing into traditional teachings, and learning the language all shaped by lived experience. Eugene Brave Rock visits Spike at home, where knowledge is shared openly, from the heart.

This episode is a reminder that what was meant to be taken still lives on… and it’s ours to carry forward with care. Listen to the full episode now on Apple Podcasts & Spotify Or read along with our transcription on wordsandculture.buzzsprout.com/2302631/epis...

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This week’s Face to Face marks a milestone as it hits 300 episodes of the show over the last 12 years. From former host Michael Hutchinson, to current host Dennis Ward and a few guest hosts in between, we highlight a few moments to look back on tonight.

Language is not just something we learn. It’s something we live with. It moves through our homes, our relationships, and our everyday ways of being.

🎧💫 Join our host, Eugene, as he shares his journey into his community, culture, and language with us in the first episode of our new season, “The Sobering Realization of Blackfoot Language” now streaming on Apple Podcasts & Spotify!

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In this new episode, Sterling Cryinghead is a language teacher, although he doesn’t like to think of himself as one. Sterling shares his journey of language with host Eugene Brave Rock and how a group of learners were so eager for language, they wanted class more than once a week.

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Language lives far beyond spoken or written words. It’s a powerful memory, emotional connection, and something you carry deep within. This is our final quote from Episode 1, now streaming. Listen to the full episode at wordsandculture.ca or wherever you get your favourite podcasts!

The traditional territory of the Blackfoot/Blackfeet Confederacy has always existed long before the Canadian-US border or the Medicine Line.

Prefer listening? Or reading? We’ve got both! This season, our transcripts make our show more inclusive for Deaf & Hard of Hearing audiences, language learners, note-takers, and researchers.

We’re officially back! Our first episode of the new season is out now. Join us as we share language, culture, and stories, one word at a time with Eugene Brave Rock. Listen now on Apple Podcasts & Spotify #WordsAndCulture #IndigenousLanguages #LanguageRevitalization

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The United Nations General Assembly on Friday voted to allow Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to address its annual meeting of world leaders by video after the United States revoked his visa last month. The motion passed by a vote of 145-5, with six abstentions.

I wish people actually understood the difference between free speech and hate speech.

When you’re a radio host, it’s hard to not lead the convo when being a guest on a show. Thanks for having me CBC’s Commotion.

Had a wonderful time with @pampalmater.com on @wordsandculture.bsky.social re the Mi’kmaw language. Wela’lin for the opportunity. Please have a listen: www.wordsandculture.ca/episode/the-...

Word of the Week! Uggbeganjig — a Mi’kmaq word for Eel River Bar First Nation. Did you know that every First Nation has its own name in their Indigenous language? Supporting language revitalization can start with something simple: learning and using the original names of First Nations.

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He is the embodiment of what it means to share our culture with the world. He is a marathon runner with a law degree and is the host of the TV show Mi’kmagi. Jarvis talks about the return to original place names.

We are back with the first episode of the Mi’kmaq series! Join the host Pam Palmater as she introduces us to Jarvis Googoo who speaks all over the Maritimes about Mi’kmaq history and culture.

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Imogen Faith Reid better get an Emmy for her work in Good American Family. She is creepy as hell.

Hey America, remember all those “government workers” being fired or downsized are Americans doing American jobs. Your president hates you.

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Language is more than just a word. It’s about having a deep connection with your loved ones, identity, and culture. In this emotionally-packed episode, host Tracey Kim Bonneau sits down with her daughter to share the challenges and joys of reclaiming their language while raising the next generation.

On #TransDayOfVisibility, we recognize and celebrate Indigenous trans and Two-Spirit people reclaiming their languages, identities, and stories. Language holds power, and everyone deserves to see themselves reflected in it.

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Ok so only Yt people who contributed to anything are listed on US govt websites and all others are erased cause 47 is a fucking racist? That’s the correct understanding white? I mean right.