Anishinaabe broadcaster and writer, Jesse Wente | APTN F2F

(23:53)

Anishinaabe writer Niigaan Sinclair discusses AFN general assembly and election | APTN News

(6:20)

Waub Rice, Anishinaabe Author on Bush Life \u0026 Bestsellers - Moon of the Crusted Snow \u0026 its Sequel

(1:26:43)

Anishinaabe writer Waubgeshig Rice hopes popular novel will be adapted for the screen | APTN F2F

(24:30)

Indigenous Reads chat with Minister Bennett and Anishinaabe author Waubgeshig Rice

(23:59)

Keynote: Niigaan Sinclair - Anishinaabe Award Winning Writer, Editor, and Activitist

(1:9:18)

Faking Indigenous identity: the rise and fall of the ‘pretendian’

(44:6)

Anishinaabe Star Knowledge Stories and Winter Legends March 4th 2022

(1:3:51)

Anishinaabe Star Teachings with Bwaananaabekwe and Ogimaawab

(1:56:20)

The Ojibwe'-Anishinaabe People: Canada \u0026 USA - History, Culture and Affiliations

(46:6)

7 Ojibwe Grandfather Teachings

(1:40:31)

Waasa-Inaabidaa Episode Six - Ojibwe Oral Tradition

(56:22)

The Anishinaabe View - In Their Own Words - Episode 7

(58:59)

An Anishnaabe creation story

(36:31)

Anishinaabe Aadizokaanan : Our Teachings - Bobby Osawabine

(20:3)

The Anishinaabe Creation Story: Turtle Island

(21:29)

Jesse Wente \u0026 Trina Roache in conversation for WT AmplifiedVoices

(59:18)

An Evening of Haiku and Anishinaabe Song - Indigenous Nations Poets - 06.26.24

(23:59)

The power of a tree: why birch and its bark are so important to Anishinaabe culture | Wiigwaasabak

(22:9)

Tanya Talaga: Anishinaabe Teachings About Life

(25:14)

Patty Krawec

(7:55)

2022-2023 Munro Beattie Lecture with Waubgeshig Rice: Anishinaabe History and Writing the Future

(1:21:56)

The Anishinaabe View - In Their Own Words - Episode 5

(56:32)

FInding Our Way with Native Literature

(41:16)

Ojibwe Author David Treuer on Retelling the History of “Indian Life Rather Than Indian Death”

(43:18)

Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm | Indigenous Speakers Series

(1:21:30)

Picturing the Americas: Hayden King (2 of 2)

(2:54)

Monday, May 6, 2024 – Native Bookshelf: ‘Moon of the Turning Leaves’ by Waubgeshig Rice

(56:31)

SPOT: Dr. Myrle Ballard - How Science can learn from Anishinaabe mowin!

(50:)