Culture is Healing

Culture is Healing
Podcast Description
Culture is healing, a safe space for conversation on Indigenous-led healing and community.
This podcast holds space for Indigenous health and wellness leaders to share their cultural teachings and lived experiences. These conversations are for anyone who feels connected to Indigenous approaches to healing. We explore how cultural traditions and community connection support mental, emotional, and spiritual health.
This podcast is hosted by CheckingIn, Community Relationship Manager, George Harris Jr. who is a Stz’uminus Nation member.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes of Indigenous health, cultural teachings, and community connection, with specific episodes highlighting topics such as the role of community support in healing and the transformative effects of reconnecting with cultural practices, emphasizing the importance of traditions and collective support in mental and emotional health.

Culture is healing, a safe space for conversation on Indigenous-led healing and community.
This podcast holds space for Indigenous health and wellness leaders to share their cultural teachings and lived experiences. These conversations are for anyone who feels connected to Indigenous approaches to healing. We explore how cultural traditions and community connection support mental, emotional, and spiritual health.
This podcast is hosted by CheckingIn, Community Relationship Manager, George Harris Jr. who is a Stz’uminus Nation member.
Richard Van Camp and George Harris Jr. share a conversation about the signs we receive from those who have passed on.
They speak to how oral storytelling, cultural practices, and creative projects carry us through loss.
Richard reflects on his experiences as a Tłı̨chǫ storyteller and author, and on the ways culture connects us across generations.
To learn more about our work at CheckingIn visit https://checkingin.co/

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