Jon Reads Clearing The Plains: Introduction
Jon Reads Clearing The Plains: Introduction
Talking about the reasons why I want to read this book, a bit about the author, and some of the main ideas in the opening sections. Next episode, Chapter 1.
If you'd like to read along with me, the book is:
Clearing The Plains: Disease, Politics Of Star…
Context Providers
We talk with Rick Harp, host of Media Indigena, about indigenous cultures, particularly those in the place now called Canada, the Hugo Awards, colonialism, The Walking Dead, and economic development of indigenous peoples the world over.
This podcast was recorded some time ago. We apologize if a…
RCMP'S Colonial Past
Criminals on Patrol PodcastSeason One: Royal Canadian Mounted ProblemEpisode Two: RCMP's Colonial PastIn episode 2, I ask the question of whether we should be celebrating the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 150th anniversary? Should Canadians be proud or horrified over RCMP actions in the last…
5.7: Rachel Snow on Treaty Nationhood, History and Cows and Ploughs
Mylan sits down with Rachel Snow to discuss the importance of treaty history and nationhood in the americas, as well as the current agricultural settlements taking place in this neoliberal era and how they do not fit within an indigenous paradigm .
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Beyond Cows and Plows
The Big Pictu…
Colonialists used starvation as a tool of oppression
In today's episode, we're continuing the conversation we started last week about using forced famine as a tool to control land, resources and people. For centuries, starvation has been effectively used by colonial powers to control populations, to acquire land and the wealth that comes with that. …
FLASHBACK: Colonialists used starvation as a tool of oppression
In this episode of Don’t Call Me Resilient, we continue our conversation about forced famine and its use as a powerful tool to control people, land and resources. Starvation has, for centuries, been a part of the colonizer’s “playbook.”
We speak with two scholars to explore two historic examples: t…
Agriculture, Colonialism, and Drought History
In this episode of The Gravity Well, Alex, guest host Bruce Smedley, and I discuss environmental history and water management with Shannon Stunden Bower, an associate professor at the University of Alberta. Shannon highlights the historical context of agricultural practices in the Prairie West, the…
Agriculture, Colonialism and Drought History in Western Canada
The Gravity Well project as an effort to use dialogue to address environmental and social dilemmas, with a particular focus on water crises in Southern Alberta and the Eastern slopes as “taps” that are being degraded by logging, coal mining, oil and gas, and roads, as referred to in my conversation…
MAGA Won't Break Up Our Country - We're Treaty People
A small minority of MAPLE MAGA are trying to break up Canada. They need to be reminded that they are on treaty lands, and that Alberta and Saskatchewan didn't exist until 30 years after the treaties were signed. If MAPLE MAGA wants to leave Canada, we will pack their bags.
Recently, Meidas Canada …
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