#Waterfowl

Rather than list all the things we talked about in this, the first hour long episode of the waterfowl podcast, I will simply copy the blurb from the back book cover from daugthers of copper woman from harbour publishing. Hope you enjoy our chat, i know i did. Thanks for listening, Xoxo; smf In this retelling of northwest coast native creation myths, Anne Cameron has woven togethere the lives of legendary anc historical characters to create a

http://metchosinmuse.ca/pdf/2021/MMuse-Jan21.pdf (bottom of page 11) welcome to the green Antler's #waterfowl podcast. This is episode #24 but the #first on this #Anchor platform. Sincere gratitude to 15 year old Colin Sparks from metchosin, who has been so generous with his time and ideas. We met virtually at the VICC youth climate forum hosted on may 8. We were in the same breakout room and have been talking since about concerns and goals. He talks about the relaxing beauty

https://www.spreaker.com/show/4540252 archive What started as a way for me to use media to reach out to small communities in a global pandenic has evolved into exploring the world from my green Antler homestead in the village of tahsis. In our first 25 episodes, spread out over 2 platform's we have had loads of interesting guests. Some of them are from political circles like our first guest Cyra Yukus of Warfield. We chatted with Mark Gisborne director at large of the AVICC executive and electorial