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Join us for a new episode of the Keeping it Riel Podcast! Today we are joined by Hanna Paul, who is an Indigenous Research Facilitator at the UBCO!
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Join us today as we interview Métis 2SLGBTQIA+ singer, song-writer and producer Terez Goulet 😊Come along as Terez talks about becoming a singer/song-writer, her break into music production, advice for being yourself and mental wellness, advice for youth interested in the music industry, advice for …
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