Meegwetch to CBC Indigenous for talking to us and featuring the podcast! Just in time for Xmas. Happy holidays to those who celebrate www.cbc.ca/news/indigen...

New episode out now! Had a fun and interesting conversation with Cree expert Greg Spence about the Cree language and his early music beginnings. Also, I feel like I've made the most progress in the past month or so repeating Cree speakers in recordings www.apisheeshpodcast.ca/episode-4-gr...

I started a Substack for the podcast! Subscribe to stay up to date on the latest episodes plus extra content open.substack.com/pub/apishees...

A new article about the podcast was released over the weekend. The story covers how I discovered the recordings, came up with the name Apisheesh, how i select my guests, and my hopes for language revitalization. Thanks to TimminsToday for the story! www.timminstoday.com/local-news/p...

Read my new blog about discovering my mooshoom's recordings, which ultimately lead to this podcast: 'I was struck when I read the following: “I appreciate Alfred Carpenter’s generosity in sharing a windigo story that was recorded and translated in 1984…” www.apisheeshpodcast.ca/blog/finding...

I started a podcast earlier this year to document my journey to learn Cree (n-dialect) after finding recordings of my late grandfather. Every episode I interview a guest and share my learning progress. Three episodes are out now! Find links here: www.apisheeshpodcast.ca

I was interviewed by CBC Sudbury about the podcast, where I talk about finding my mooshoom's recordings, the animal sounds in my episodes, my learning update, and my guests: www.cbc.ca/listen/live-... www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...

Wachiyek, see our website for links to episodes, bios, blog, Cree language resources and more: www.apisheeshpodcast.ca