Podcasts
Taken the Podcast: Eagle Vision’s committment to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and their families began when Founding Partner Lisa Meeches (Anishinaabe from Long Plain First Nation) was expecting her first daughter, and had a dream that she needed to use her skills in media to combat this issue. Over the past several years, with the award-winning series Taken, the #SacredMMIWG campaign, and now the Taken podcast, the Eagle Vision team has worked with families, law enforcement, advocates, academics, elders and knowledge keepers across the country to create a platform that helps shed light on these stories, and hopefully will bring new clues to help solve the cases. Please share this 10-part podcast series with your networks, in the hope that these crimes will be solved.
March 2020: She’s Gone – The disappearance and death of Dorothy Ann Woods, parts 1 & 2 (60 minutes)
2019: Truth Sharing / Partage des vérités Visited five Canadian communities to seek out and give voice to those who have experienced loss, examine the ways in which those affected are trying to heal, and shine a light on those trying to bring about positive change
June 15, 2018: Finding Cleo, Episodes 1-10
April 12, 2017: Stephanie Harpe on intergenerational trauma, healing and advocating for MMIW (40 minutes)
Episode 01: Women Warriors
April 4, 2017: MMIWG Public Forum in Ottawa, explores the work of the National Inquiry into MMIWG, leadership and reconciliation. Listen to full episode. ( 74 minutes) iTunes
How Senator Murray Sinclair responds to why don’t residential school survivors just ‘get over it’ (27 minutes) iTunes
‘No one wants this report to be put on a shelf’: Indigenous Affairs Minister responds to inquiry criticism (25 minutes) iTunes
‘No quick fixes’ to speed up MMIWG Inquiry, says lawyer (22 minutes) iTunes
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The Current, CBC Radio
February 22, 2017: MMIWG Public Forum in Toronto, focuses on how children and youth are affected. Listen to full episode. ( 74 minutes) iTunes
‘Reconciliation is a two-way street’: Indigenous youth want ‘more than canoes’ (22 minutes) iTunes
‘I’m in disbelief’: Advocate overwhelmed by number of Indigenous children in care (25 minutes) iTunes
Why ‘love is medicine’ for Indigenous youth (27 minutes) iTunes
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The Current, CBC Radio
January 24, 2017: MMIWG Public Forum in Vancouver explores how the media and the arts share this story. Listen to full episode. (74 minutes)
‘I know my duty’: Indigenous artists take on responsibility confronting MMIW issues (25 minutes) iTunes
Family often feel ‘used by media,’ says Indigenous reporter of MMIW coverage (22 minutes) iTunes
‘Culture is so much a part of healing’: MMIW public forum audience share stories (27 minutes) iTunes
Web Chat
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The Current, CBC Radio
January 17, 2017: Poor progress report for MMIWG Inquiry (42 minutes)
Episode 45: Media Indigena with Rick Harp
January 17, 2017: MMIWG (59 minutes)
Beyond the Headline, CIUT 89.5FM
November 2016: Who killed Alberta Williams? (387 minutes)
Missing and Murdered: Preview (5 minutes)
Episode 1: The tip (35 minutes)
Episode 2: The investigation (42 minutes)
Episode 3: A suspect (53 minutes)
Episode 4: The brothers (40 minutes)
Episode 5: The black truck (34 minutes)
Episode 6: The taxi driver (44 minutes)
Episode 7: The notebooks (part 1) (43 minutes)
Episode 7: The notebooks (part 2) (33 minutes)
Episode 8: Resilience (58 minutes)
Connie Walker and Marnie Luke, CBC Radio
November 30, 2016: MMIWG Public Forum in Winnipeg focuses on the relationship between families, the police and justice system. Listen to full episode. ( 75 minutes)
‘She was Aboriginal. She had an addiction’: Sister of MMIW says family had to push police (22 minutes)
‘We don’t have to wait for a national inquiry to start making changes,’ says Winnipeg police chief (17 minutes)
How the murder of Tina Fontaine galvanized Bear Clan Patrol’s James Favel (7 minutes)
‘I understood…because I was one of them.’ Sheila North Wilson on creating #MMIW (5 minutes)
‘I just want to find my daughter. I just want to bring her home.’ MMIW mother on her continued search (23 minutes)
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The Current, CBC Radio
October 13, 2016: The Current goes to Prince George, B.C. to begin their public forums series on MMIWG. Listen to full episode (74 minutes)
‘Not just a statistic, they are people’: Families of MMIW search for justice (22 minutes)
MMIW: Trust a barrier with Indigenous girls and RCMP, says advocate (25 minutes)
‘Cold cases should have been solved,’ says mother of Ramona Wilson (27 minutes)
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The Current, CBC Radio
August 18, 2016: Critiquing Canada’s MMIWG Inquiry (33 minutes)
Episode 22: Media Indigena with Rick Harp
August 10, 2016: The MMIW Inquiry with Dawn Lavell-Harvard (43 minutes)
Episode 13: Nth Wave
August 9, 2016: What justice means for a family member (24 minutes)
Episode 60: Commons CANADALAND
August 8, 2016: Review of the new Inquiry on MMIWG – abbreviated version (44 minutes)
Cross Country Checkup, CBC Radio
August 7, 2016: Review of the new Inquiry on MMIWG (101 minutes)
Cross Country Checkup, CBC Radio
August 3, 2016: Journalist Angela Sterritt tells us what details to expect from the MMIWG inquiry (9 minutes)
Daybreak North, CBC Radio
February 27, 2016: Racism unfortunate factor in MMIW in Manitoba, says Minister Robinson (58 minutes)
Sirius XM, Everything is Political with Evan Solomon
January 8, 2016: Minister Hajdu says MMIW Inquiry designed to hear from families and communities (59 minutes)
Sirius XM, Everything is Political with Evan Solomon
December 15, 2015: Families of MMIW: What can we do tomorrow? (32 minutes)
Episode 32: Commons CANADALAND
December 9, 2015: Dawn Harvard calls MMIW Inquiry ‘dream come true’ (59 minutes)
Sirius XM, Everything is Political with Evan Solomon
December 5, 2015: First Nations Chief want MMIW Inquiry to formally begin April 1 (59 minutes)
Sirius XM, Everything is Political with Evan Solomon
May 14, 2015: MMIWG: Will an inquiry be helpful? (part 1) ( minutes)
Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs (SACPA)
May 14, 2015: MMIWG: Will an inquiry be helpful? Q&A (part 2) ( minutes)
Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs (SACPA)
April 17, 2015: Justice for Cindy Gladue and MMIWG (29 minutes)
Yeah, What She Said, CJSW 90.9FM
April 8, 2015: Canada’s Red River Murders (27 minutes)
The Documentary, BBC World Service
May 15, 2014: #MMIW and other CPC travesties (121 minutes)
The View Up Here
