Pt2- Lessons from Three Deer, Raining Acorns, & Laughter as Medicine
The Ancestral Science Podcast thought we needed some Auntie Laughs, so we reconnected with Melissa Roberts and Emily Kerton, Indigenous educators weaving knowledges and Land-based science into the Ontario curriculum.
This is the SECOND part, of the Auntie Laugh-based episode. If you haven't listene…
Blackfoot Archaeology
It was a windy late spring morning back in 2024, just before Summer Solstice, and the Ancestral Science Podcast got to record this episode ontop of Nosehill Park in the heart (or nose, haha) of Calgary, in Treaty 7.
We were grateful to speak with Brendon Many Bears, from Siksika Nation, who, alongs…
re-release. Alignment of Planets, Stars, & Stories
The pod is in the midst of planning and recording some really interesting episodes, so to focus on those we thought we would re-release one of our fav's... it is also a little teaser for the upcoming ones... So enjoy, and go learn some science from the stars...
This episode was recorded on an early…
Humanity & Dignity within AI
We were grateful to speak with Karen Colbert, data scientist, department chair, Tribal College Faculty leader, advocate for culturally grounded STEM and AI integration specialist about finding your identity within mathematics, translating and code switching in the math classroom, the pie of DEI, te…
Kalo Ancestors & the Pulse of the Land
The Ancestral Science Podcast was grateful to speak with the absolutely lovely and talented LilyMarleen Uta’i, who is first generation Samoan, grew up in Hawai’i, currently living in He’eia Valley. We chatted about relational body measurement, aggressive & invasive species, waking up the kalo patch…
Smoketalk- AI: The Inbetween
Smoketalk is BACK. On this episode, we got the band back together with special guest Alex.
On this episode, we recorded in the midst of a snowstorm in between the winter and spring seasons, here on the Lands of the Blackfoot Confederacy, Tsuut’ina Nation, Îethka Nakoda First Nation, and more recent…
Sacred Sites: protocols, science, & stories (Part 1)
On this episode, we recorded in the midst of a warm winter morning here on the Lands of the Blackfoot Confederacy, Tsuut’ina Nation, Îethka Nakoda First Nation, and more recently the Otipemisiwak Métis.
We were incredibly grateful to speak with a neechie superhero line-up of guests, inclusive of Dr…
Smoketalk & Stone Stories
We recorded this episode back in the Fall of 2025, on a windy fall evening here on the Lands of the Blackfoot Confederacy, Tsuut’ina Nation, Îethka Nakoda First Nation, and more recently the Otipemisiwak Métis.
The Ancestral Science Podcast team gathered to speak about their experiences at the Maj…
A Bear-y Plant Medicine Walk
For all of you also in Southern Alberta and dreaming of warmer weather, here is an episode just for you. We are currently in "SPRING 2026" in the midst of imbalance between winter and spring...thanks for that teaching Bruce Starlight, so we thought we would re-release this episode about plant teach…
Science & Relationality of Perpetual Regeneration
This episode was recorded on a sunny spring afternoon, on the banks of the St.Marys River, Baawaating (place of the rapids), also known as Sault Saint Marie. We were incredibly grateful to speak with Dr. Dan Longboat, who is Turtle Clan of the Mohawk Nation, originally from Six Nations community on…
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