Join Host John P. Bosum and Guest Samuel James Macleod as they discuss the life and legacy of Jacques Rousseau, a significant historical figure and botanist who visited Mistissini in the 1940s. Rousseau conducted extensive studies of the region’s plant life, including areas such as the Otish Mountains and Lac Albanel. He is also credited with capturing the first known photographs of Mistissini and its people. This episode explores Rousseau’s contributions to the historical and scientific record of the area.
Up Next in Season 1
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Episode Ten - Mistissini Part One
In this two-part series, Host John P. Bosum sits down with guest Solomon Awashish to explore the rich and vibrant history of the Cree Nation of Mistissini. Through personal stories and historical insights, they reflect on the traditions, leadership, and resilience that have shaped the community o...
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Episode Eleven - Mistissini Part Two
In this two-part series, Host John P. Bosum sits down with guest Solomon Awashish to explore the rich and vibrant history of the Cree Nation of Mistissini. Through personal stories and historical insights, they reflect on the traditions, leadership, and resilience that have shaped the community o...
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Episode Twelve - Residential Schools ...
In this three part series, Host John P. Bosum and Co-host Allan Cooper engage in a powerful and personal discussion about their experiences attending residential schools. They offer insights into the broader history and the hardships endured by Indigenous peoples—particularly the Cree of Eeyou Is...
