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    Santanna Hernandez: We Will Get There
    In this episode, Yotakahron chats with fellow medical student Santanna Hernandez. Santanna is Dene from the Liidlii Kue Nation who was raised on Sto:lo traditional territory. She is mother of 4 kiddos...
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    • 5 years ago
    01:24:11
    Daniel Hayden: Don't Settle For What Won't Make You Happy
    In this episode, Yotakahron catches up with her friend Daniel Hayden over Zoom (*note the sound quality). Daniel is from the Comanche Nation and is a Ph.D. student at the University of Wisconsin-Madis...
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    • 5 years ago
    01:21:46
    Dr. Donna May Kimmaliarjduk: Do What You Love
    In this episode, Yotakahron has a conversation with the trail-blazing Dr. Donna May Kimmaliarjduk, the first Inuk cardiac surgeon in Canada and a cardiac surgery fellow at The Cleveland Clinic. They d...
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    • 5 years ago
    44:31
    Alana Sayers: You Are Not Alone
    In this episode, Yotakahron chats on the phone with her friend Alana Sayers, who is from the Hupačasath (Nuu-Chah-Nulth) and Alexander (Cree, Treaty 6) First Nations. Alana grew up on the Hupačasath r...
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    • 5 years ago
    01:35:54
    SOTR: Living A Good Life
    CW: suicide SOTR: Shanna is on the road interviewing her supervisor Dr. Jeffrey Ansloos who is Nehiyaw (Cree) and English, and is a member of Fisher River Cree Nation (Ochekwi-Sipi; Treaty 5). He grew...
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    • 5 years ago
    54:26
    We Still Exist
    We still exist! Welcome to season two. We start this season with Yotakahron and Shanna talking about life updates: what happened during the summer, surviving cornteen, the joy of online school, and th...
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    • 5 years ago
    48:50
    This Is My Normal
    This episode is sponsored by the Indigenous Education Network at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (https://www.oise.utoronto.ca/ien/). Chi-Miigwech, Niawen'ko:wa!In this episode, Sh...
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    • 6 years ago
    01:20:40
    YOTR: Feeding your soul...but also do your googles
    In this episode of Yotakahron On The Road (YOTR), Yotakahron talks to Ari Thompson who is of Ngaiterangi and Waikato descent in Aotearoa. With a background in law, her expertise sits at the intersecti...
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    • 6 years ago
    57:34
    YOTR: Finding the Good
    In this episode of Yotakahron on the Road (YOTR), Yotakahron chats on a beach with Justin Lund (Diné) in Aotearoa. Justin is a PhD Candidate at the University of Oklahoma in the Department of Anthropo...
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    • 6 years ago
    52:14
    On-reserve during COVID-19
    In this episode, Shanna and Yotakahron attempt to record virtually (forgive the Rez wifi cutting out a few times)! Due to the pandemic, they’re both living back in their communities of Wikwemikong and...
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    • 6 years ago
    57:20
    SOTR: Rebuilding Your Fire
    In this episode of Shanna On The Road (SOTR), Shanna sits down with Sharlene Webkamigad, an Anishnaabe nurse who is also from Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory. Shar is currently completing a Ph.D. in No...
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    • 6 years ago
    01:17:54
    Refusing to Cede Land and Institutional Spaces
    In this episode, Shanna and Yotakahron give a bunch of life updates! Yotakahron went traveling and Shanna has an exciting announcement! We discuss accepting alternative paths for yourself and re-evalu...
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    • 6 years ago
    54:48
    YOTR: Manifest It
    In this episode of Yotakahron On The Road (YOTR), Yotakahron has a conversation with Logan Smith, a Cayuga scholar from Six Nations of the Grand River Territory about his experience working within the...
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    • 6 years ago
    01:08:32
    I Need Better Self-Care
    TW: violence, racism, suicide, MMIW, colonial trauma. Shanna and Yotakahron chat about applying to graduate school as Indigenous students because we need more of us in these spaces! They also discuss ...
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    • 6 years ago
    42:27
    U Sound White
    Shanna and Yotakahron discuss Yotakahron’s name change, more colonial violence, and the importance of naming experiences to validate and affirm the violence we encounter as Indigenous people. A surpri...
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    • 6 years ago
    40:27
    Nowhere is safe
    Shanna and Yotakahron discuss how they came up with the idea of this podcast, how they met, and the difficulties Yotakahron faces during her medical training. You can find more information at their we...
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    • 6 years ago
    01:24:19
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