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See the Change Podcast Ep.1 – Isabelle Chapadeau Part 1

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May 29, 2023

Produced By Tanya Ayala & Emanuelle Lyons

Welcome to the first episode of See The Change! In Episode 1, Part 1 we talk to Isabelle Chapadeau.

Isabelle is a young Inuk woman based in Iqaluit, Nunavut where she works with and creates Inuit art. She has grown an audience of over 40K on TikTok where she posts videos about Inuit culture & language, Indigenous issues & causes, and daily life in the Arctic.

We talk about the resurgence of Indigenous culture through the new generation, the ongoing impacts of colonial attitudes, and the bright future she envisions for her community.

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Credits:

Written, edited and produced by Tanya Ayala & Emanuelle Lyons

Music by Charles the Emperor

Equipment provided by Scott MacLean

Guest gifts by Lunar Love Candles, WARQ Paper Products, and Kokom Scrunchies

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