Call Her Matriarch- Episode 2: Breaking Barriers: Indigenous Women in Leadership

Episode 4: Love Is Ceremony

Aanii/Hello relatives and fellow matriarchs! Welcome to a special episode on Call Her Matriarch. Today, we are steering away from the typical Valentine's Day narrative and focusing this episode on plantonic love; whether this is self-love, community love, or ancestral love. The conversation is navigated through an Indigenous and matriarchal lens. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it. If you would like to follow us on Instagram, you can @Callhermatriarch or send us an email at: callhermatriarchpodcast@outlook.com. Miigwetch for listening!

Call Her Matriarch - Episode 3: Redefining Indigenous Women's Excellence

Aanii/Hello relatives and fellow matriarchs! Welcome to the third and final episode of this series. In today's episode, it's is all about redefining Indigenous women’s excellence—what it looks like, how it’s expressed, and why it matters. We’re challenging colonial definitions of success and celebrating Indigenous women’s excellence in all its forms—cultural, spiritual, artistic, academic, and community-based.

Call Her Matriarch- Episode 2: Breaking Barriers: Indigenous Women in Leadership

Aanii/Hello relatives and fellow matriarchs, welcome back to Call Her Matriarch! In this second episode, we are diving into a topic that has never held space for Indigenous women to occupy. Let’s begin with the truth - too often Indigenous women are not at the forefront when decisions are being made. Whether that is in politics, non-profits, education, or corporate systems, we are underrepresented and underestimated.

Call Her Matriarch - Episode 1:Reclaiming Indigenous Women's Sexuality

Aaniin/Hello relatives and fellow matriarchs. Welcome to the first episode of Call Her Matriarch, a three-part series dedicated to celebrating Indigenous History Month and Indigenous women’s excellence.  On today’s episode, we dive into exploring how Indigenous women can reclaim their sexuality.  Indigenous women have always held power- in our bodies, our voices, and our stories. Through colonization, our sexuality was controlled, shamed, and erased. This episode is a reclamation of autonomy, of sacred sensuality, sacredness and of self. Join us as we explore the deep connection between sovereignty, healing, and the right to fully own our bodies and our truth. Miigwetch for listening!