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Patty Krawec is a citizen of Lac Seul First Nation and author of Becoming Kin, Bad Indians Book Club and many essays and other writings. In this stand-alone interview episode of our podcast series, Krawec discusses how Indigenous stories reveal the ultimate groundedness of wisdom in land, illustrates the intimate connections between Indigenous languages and particular lands, and reflects on what is required to pursue honest and effective (re)conciliation among settlers, Indigenous peoples and the land. ****** Links and Resources for This Episode: **a thousand worlds (blog by Patty Krawec): https://www.thousandworlds.ca/ **The Story of the Fisher at the beginning of this episode is the version told by Isaac Murdoch of Serpent River, Ontario. See Bomgiizhik Isaac Murdoch, The Trail of Nenaboozhoo: https://www.indiebookstores.ca/book/9781928120193/?ref=thousandworlds.ca ****** For the video version of this podcast and further links and resources, go to: https://treatylearning.ca/2026/07/24/interview-with-patty-krawec/
