# Drew Hayden Taylor
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drew hayden taylor (born 1 July 1962) is a Canadian playwright, author and journalist.
== Life and career ==
Born in Curve Lake, Ontario, Taylor is part Ojibwe and part Caucasian. About his background Taylor says: "I plan to start my own nation.
51. I Am Woman.
Admit this, all of you. I laugh too loud, can’t hold my brownie properly in
polite company and am apt to call shit “shit.” I can’t be trusted to be loyal
to my class. In fact, the very clever among the elite know that I am opposed
to the very existence of an elite among us. For me, the struggle f…
April 22: A sense of absence
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Living an Interesting Life to Inspire Creativity - With Drew Hayden Taylor
In this conversation, Drew Hayden Taylor, a celebrated author and storyteller, shares insights from his journey into writing and discusses his unique approach to storytelling. He talks about his latest novel, Cold, which reimagines the Windigo character in a contemporary urban setting. Drew also to…
Interview - Finnian Burnett and The Price of Cookies
Tara welcomes author Finnian Burnett, who is a professor, writer and lifelong learner. Their work often explores the intersection of the human body, mental health and gender identity. Finnian holds a doctorate in English pedagogy from Murray State University and teaches college English, creative …
Native Nouveau: Indigenous Sci-Fi & Horror with Drew Hayden Taylor
Mind-bending and culture-crossing things are happening in Indigenous horror and sci-fi literature and film today and we need to know more!
If you've never explored this creepy corner of our genre before, let's get started with acclaimed author Drew Hayden Taylor.
In this special Canada Day episode,…
Smoketalk- "Indigenous Science Fiction"
Join the Ancestral Science Pod Team as we chat about the previous episode. We had some technical difficulties this week, so we decided to re-release a previous episode about a similar topic connected to Drew Hayden Taylor. But, "Smoketalk" going to be even cooler after the next episode drop on Octo…
Dirty Debrief Scenes 7 - 9
Debrief episodes are for listener feedback on the previous scene and the hows and whys of making a podcast like this. In this episode:
Land acknowledgments
Fact-checking the Savoy Club and Cotton Club
More about the song Hound Dog
The difference between sexualizing and objectifying men and w…
The literary icon who isn't Indigenous after all
Thomas King was one of Canada's best-known Indigenous writers. But it turns out he is not Indigenous at all. His books, including The Inconvenient Indian and Green Grass, Running Water were critically acclaimed and taught in schools. We speak to Anishnaabe writer and humourist Drew Hayden Taylor wh…
Can Indigenous Voices Reshape Canada's Next Big Projects?
Canada is preparing for major nation-building projects while entering trade talks with the United States and Mexico, promising partnership with Indigenous peoples but leaving questions about what that means in practice. How will those commitments be carried out, and whose voices will shape the outc…
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