The first episode of Speak Cree to Me Season 3 features Jade Mukash as Miss Whapmagoostui

Clarence Snowboy Jr. sits with elder Charlie Pepabano for a thoughtful conversation about his lifelong dedication to carving. Charlie reflects on how traditional carving was more than an art form—it was a skill that helped Cree families survive, adapt, and provide for one another across Eeyou Ist...

Craft master Charlie Pepabano presents the first part of his Cree craft demonstration, offering a clear look at traditional techniques, tools, and teachings that have shaped generations. His presentation highlights the skill, patience, and cultural knowledge woven into Cree craftsmanship, giving ...

In part two of his presentation, Charlie Pepabano continues to guide viewers through the depth of Cree craftsmanship. He expands on the methods, materials, and cultural teachings behind his work, sharing stories that connect each tool and carving to generations of Cree knowledge from Eeyou Istchee.

Clarence Snowboy Jr. sits down with Gordon Neacappo for a conversation about his years working in radio. Gordon reflects on how he got started, the changes he witnessed in broadcasting, and the role radio has played in keeping communities informed and connected. Their discussion highlights the im...

Host Clarence Snowboy Jr. sits down with Jade Mukash to talk about her journey in the world of art. Jade shares how she first discovered her creative interests, the influences that shaped her, and the projects that helped define her artistic voice. Their conversation highlights the importance of ...

Host Clarence Snowboy Jr. sits with Barbara Snowboy for a thoughtful conversation about her sewing craft. She reflects on the skills passed down through generations, the techniques she’s refined over the years, and how sewing continues to carry stories, identity, and resilience within Cree commun...