# Kim Senklip

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50 (English): Merendiando with Kim Senklip Harvey

“This blood embodied work is to say that there is so much creativity within you that if you slowed down, went back to the earth, did land creation methodologies, work will come to you. For me, I want to conjure from that place.” - Kim Senklip Harvey   This week’s guest is Kim Senklip Harvey, a pr…

*Was* She a Badass?

Nine thousand years ago, a woman was buried in the Andean mountains of Peru next to tools normally associated with big-game hunting. Before you think she was just a badass, UC Davis researchers found that many females in the early Americas were big-game hunters and we shouldn’t be so quick to proje…

The Title Block Live August 6 2020

On August 6th, 2020, we presented what proved to be another important discussion about todays theatre in Canada or Turtle Island: Grounding Indigenous Art & Design On Mixed-Raced Teams: A conversation reflecting on creating spaces and processes for Indigenous Theatre with anti-appropriative practic…

Community Conversations - How She Leads, Directors(2022)

In celebration of International Women’s Day 2022, all the directors of our Mainstage season sat down to talk about their exciting upcoming work, their journeys into directing, and their aspirations for the industry. Join Jani Lauzon, Kim Senklip Harvey, Kim Collier, Meg Roe, and Weyni Mengesha for …

The Account and Courage of Failure

On this episode we do a deep dive into the necessity of making friends with failure. We chat about artistic segregation with the lack of relationship building with on Reserve Indigenous peoples and I share two creative writing pieces from from upcoming Indigenous love book.

The Trickery of Race Shifting

On this TICE episode I read one of my most viewed blog posts about Michelle Latimers race shifting. I speak about the importance of white folk articulating their whiteness and speak to grinchy processes.

The Mystics and Power of Our Ascendency

On this episode I invite you on a trip with me to the Tsilhqot’in where I conjure using the Salish Plateau Earthing methodology. We speaking to the cultural spherical pluralism of Indigenous stories and I share my profound excitement of a study that truthfully unearths what our Ancestors all partic…

Indigenous futurism & Our Circular Oneness

On this episode I give you and update on Break Horizons. Why I chose to tell an Indigenous Futurism Story that is not structured on our species failure. I share an epigraph for Break by Albert Einstein and speak to the oppressions of the crowns judiciary system.

Kim Senklip - Thought # 9 - Anishinaabe Territory

Ottawa..is derived originally uhh from an Anishinaabe word which means to trade...because of the many and beautiful rivers they have in this territory...they established very sophisticated uhh trade routes, between Nations and for themselves and when I look at these rivers...I am reminded of the jo…