John Bosum and Kitty Trapper sit down to talk about the importance of the Cree traditional drum unique to the region of Eeyou Istchee. Their conversation reflects on the drum’s role in ceremonies, gatherings, and community life, as well as the teachings and responsibilities that come with carrying it. Together, they highlight how this tradition continues to strengthen identity, pride, and cultural continuity across generations.
Up Next in Season 1
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Episode Nineteen - Traditional Cooking
Kitty Neeposh and her sister, Julianna Neeposh, sit down with their mother, Lillian Neeposh, to talk about traditional Cree cooking—especially the methods used to make Bannock and traditional donuts. Lillian explains how flour was first introduced to the Mistissini area by the Hudson’s Bay Compan...
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Episode Twenty - Language
Jason Swallow and Juliette Brien sit down for the Season 1 finale of Speak Cree To Me to look back on the making of the series. Together, they talk about the highlights, challenges, and memorable moments from the production, reflecting on how the project has grown. Along the way, they continue to...
