# Lee Maracle
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lee maracle, (born July 2, 1950) is a Canadian poet and Sto:lo author. She speaks out as a critic of the treatment of Indigenous people by the Canadian state, and she particularly highlights the issues relating to Indigenous women.
== Early life ==
The granddaughter of Tsleil-Waututh Chief Dan George, Maracle was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, in 1950 and grew up in the neighbouring city of North Vancouver as one of the first Indigenous children to be allowed to attend a normal state (public) school.
23. Memory Serves.
Even in the worst catastrophe, there is something unknown and cherished to be
discovered. We are certain that all life and death contain something
cherished that can be observed; if we listen, if we look for its internal
dynamic, watch its behaviour, and commit to its being, we may discover it.…
22. Beloved.
I can forget that what I did changed Baby Suggs’ life. No Clearing, no
company. Just laundry and shoes. I can forget it all now because as soon as I
got the gravestone in place you made your presence known in the house and
worried us all to distraction. I didn’t understand it then. I thought you …
Episode 129 – Original Upload 7.7.24
This playlist is 79% vinyl friendly. Not bad.
From 1959, if you fancied a carpet look on your portable suitcase turntable casing and platter(!), the Philips AG9148 mono gramophone was for you, maybe.
Any track marked * has been given either a tiny or a slightly larger 41 Rooms t…
73. Dancing on Our Turtle’s Back.
Storytelling is an emergent practice, and meaning for each individual listener will necessarily be different. The relationships between the storyteller and the listeners become the nest that cradles the meaning. The storyteller creates both the context and the content and collectively a plurality…
76. The Return of the King.
And then at last over the miles between there came a rumble, rising to a deafening crash and roar; the earth shook, the plain heaved and cracked, and Orodruin reeled. Fire belched from its riven summit. The skies burst into thunder seared with lightning. Down like lashing whips fell a torrent of …
EP 396 - Waubgeshig Rice on Community, Publishing, and The Creative Journey
Mark interviews Waubgeshig Rice, an author and journalist from Wasauksing First Nation, and the author of four books, most notably the bestselling novels Moon of the Crusted Snow and Moon of the Turning Leaves.
Prior to the interview, Mark shares comments, a personal update and word about this epi…
78. Memory Serves / A Study in Scarlet.
I love the bones that are stones...
Stone is our oldest grandfather. We refer to the stones that keep our songs and stories as grandfathers. Our grandfathers give us the rock on which we stand, but our grandmothers move us from that stone in the direction of relation with others. They are the ke…
Toward Indigenous Self-Determination: Fourth World Theory and Indigenous Marxism
In this episode, Breht speaks with his guests Pavin and Jennifer Marley from Total Sovereignty Working Group about George Manuel's Fourth World theory and the Indigenous Marxist traditions of Howard Adams and Lee Maracle. Together, they examine the conflict between land as capitalist property and l…
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