ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Welcome to the "Indigenous Voices in Resource Development" podcast, where we dive deep into the overlooked stories of Indigenous workers in the resource development industry. This groundbreaking podcast is your window into the real, unfiltered experiences of Indigenous individuals working in a sector often misunderstood by the broader public.
Join us on a journey that goes beyond the stereotypes and clichés to showcase the diverse and inspiring narratives of Indigenous people who have chosen careers in resource development.
Join us on a journey that goes beyond the stereotypes and clichés to showcase the diverse and inspiring narratives of Indigenous people who have chosen careers in resource development.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
bimonthly
Average audio length:
46 minutes
Guest interviews
English
Canada
20 episodes
since Oct. 10, 2023
episodic
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This episode of Indigenous Voices and ResourceDevelopment brings together three Indigenous professionals working in and alongside the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) to talk about theirroles in the nuclear sector and how they engage with communities on nuclear.
Through their personal j…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
What does it take for Indigenous Nations to move from beingconsulted on energy projects to actually owning the power system - and the benefits that come with it?
Guy Lonechild, member of White Bear First Nation andPresident and CEO of the First Nations Power Authority (FNPA), joins the podcast to u…
In this episode of Indigenous Voices in Resource Development, host John Desjarlais sits down with Crystal Smith, former Chief Councillor of the Haisla Nation. They talk about Crystal’s leadership journey, her role in transformative projects like Cedar LNG, and her advocacy for responsible resource …
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Chana Martineau, CEO of the Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation, Board Director at Cenovus Energy, and proud member of Frog Lake First Nation. Chana leads a groundbreaking organization that's transforming Indigenous economic participation in resou…
John Desjarlais sits down with JP Gladu—principal of Mokwateh and former President of the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business—for a wide-ranging conversation recorded in JP’s home territory of Sand Point First Nation. They discuss the impact of displacement and the long path back to the land, …
In this episode of Indigenous Voices in Resource Development, host John Desjarlais sits down with Kaella-Marie Earle, a professional engineer at Enbridge, from Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory and Aroland First Nation.
Kaella shares how her upbringing in Sudbury — a region shaped by mining and enviro…
In this episode, John Desjarlais sits down with Jeff Gaulinfrom Toronto and is a member of the Métis Nation of Ontario. He serves as the Global Vice President of Corporate Affairs at Vale Base Metals— a Canadian-based global critical minerals company working to accelerate the energy transition and …
In Episode 12 of the Indigenous Voices in Resource Development podcast, host John Desjarlais speaks with Shawn McDonald, a proud Métis from the Kikino Métis Settlement near Lac la Biche, Alberta. Shawn is the Chairman of the IRN board, a founding member of the IRN, the President and founding member…
In Episode 11 of the Indigenous Voices in Resource Development podcast, John Desjarlais speaks with Rob Martell, a Lead Mechanical Engineer from Saskatoon and a proud member of Waterhen Lake First Nation. With a career spanning maintenance, design, construction, and project management, Rob brings a…
On Episode 10 of Indigenous Voices in Resource Development, you’ll hear from Derrick Pattenden! Derrick is the Chief Investment Officer at Nations Royalty, a royalty company focused on creating royalty diversification for Indigenous people. His background is in mining engineering and investment ban…
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