Let’s bring indigenous stories to the mainstream
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“There are many communities within Canada facing the same challenges as Thunder Bay and it’s so incredibly to see these stories get the time, dedication, and compassion that they truly deserve. I’m a proud Canadaland fan and I can’t thank Ryan enough for his wonderful work. This should be required listening for all Canadians.”
candy.salad via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
11/06/18
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“I know I’m only reviewing a trailer, but this podcast - and in depth look into the treatment of First Nation’s peoples in Thunder Bay, ON, - is long overdue and much needed.”
Effable by GB via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
10/15/18
“When I think of Canada, I think of smiling people saying “Soorrry” while carrying hockey sticks, not of murder and corruption.
The narrator, Ryan McMahon, brings you into the story by telling you about his personal connection to the city of Thunder Bay. His voice was made for this kind of...”Read full review »
rascal and bean via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/07/18
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“Sadly, this is just one of the pod casts that I’ve listened to that high lights the racism, ignorance and deep history of Canada’s horrendous treatment of First Nations people that I was sad to be educated to, being the typical American who views Canada as our shinning sister of morality....I...”Read full review »
AVDevash via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/29/18
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