Meet The onôtinikêwak (oh-nooh-tin-kay-wuck) - Meet The Warriors

Join host Michael LaRocque as he explores the inspiring journeys of indigenous Onôtinikêwak (Warriors) in this captivating podcast. From activists and artists to entrepreneurs and community organizers, each episode features a unique guest sharing their challenges, triumphs, and lessons learned.Discover the diverse stories and perspectives of these warriors who are making a profound impact in their communities. Immerse yourself in the strength, resilience, and wisdom of indigenous people across the globe. Tune in, and let's celebrate these incredible voices together.

Meet The onôtinikêwak (oh-nooh-tin-kay-wuck) - Meet The Warriors is a society podcast hosted by Michael LaRocque, with 18 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Michael LaRocque hosts Meet The onôtinikêwak (oh-nooh-tin-kay-wuck) - Meet The Warriors, a society show with 18 episodes published.

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  Episode #4

  Geena Jackson: Building Indigenous Wealth Through Love, Truth, and Opportunity

  Jul 10, 202548 minS3

  <p>Join us for an inspiring and passionate conversation in this episode of Meet the Onôtinikêwak (Warriors) as host Michael LaRocque welcomes Geena Jackson.Geena is a powerhouse in Indigenous entrepreneurship, economic reconciliation, and youth empowerment. As the creator of Bears’ Lair, she has helped hundreds of Indigenous entrepreneurs share their stories, build businesses, and walk proudly in both worlds.In this episode, Geena opens up about her journey—from growing up in challenging circumstances, to working for the Squamish Nation for over 13 years, to becoming a national voice for Indigenous business through media, public speaking, and community progra...

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  Episode #3

  Language, Loss & Laughter: A Dene Journey with Willis Janvier

  May 16, 20251h 15mS3

  <p>A powerful and deeply personal episode of Meet the Onôtinikêwak as host Michael LaRocque sits down with Willis Janvier—a Dene speaker, podcaster, public speaker, MC, and soon-to-be Indigenous Social Work graduate.</p><p><br></p><p>Hailing from Clearwater River Dene Nation and now based in Moose Jaw, Willis shares his raw and inspiring journey—from growing up surrounded by alcohol, working the oil fields, and struggling with addiction, to reclaiming his language, culture, and voice through sobriety and storytelling.</p><p><br></p><p>Willis is the creator of Dene Yati, a podcast dedicated to uplift...

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  Episode #2

  Laughing Through Life: Christopher Masuskapoe (Mr Christopher) on Culture, Comedy & Connection

  Apr 18, 20251h 3mS3

  <p>Join us on a reflective and entertaining journey in this episode of Meet the Onôtinikêwak as host Michael LaRocque welcomes Christopher Masuskapoe, a Cree comedian, content creator, and Canadian Armed Forces veteran. Best known online as MrChristopher, his skits about rez life, relationships, and cultural quirks have struck a chord with audiences across all backgrounds.</p><p><br></p><p>From Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation, Christopher opens up about his upbringing, military experience, creative process, and how he balances online notoriety with real life. This conversation dives into humor as medicine, the power of staying grounded, and how co...

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  Episode #1

  Unveiling Paths of Resilience and Advocacy with Pam Palmater

  Jan 24, 202556 minS3

  <p>Join us on a profound journey in this episode of "Meet the Onôtinikêwak" as host Michael LaRocque welcomes Pam Palmater, a distinguished Mi'kmaq activist, author, and speaker. From the heart of El River Bar First Nation, Pam shares her compelling insights on the pressing issues facing Indigenous communities across Canada. This conversation not only delves into her personal and professional life but also explores her critical views on law enforcement practices and her passionate advocacy for Indigenous rights. Pam Palmater is a proud member of the Mi'kmaq nation and a tireless advocate for Indigenous rights. As a la...

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  Episode #13

  Living an Interesting Life to Inspire Creativity - With Drew Hayden Taylor

  May 6, 202444 minS2

  <p>In this conversation, Drew Hayden Taylor, a celebrated author and storyteller, shares insights from his journey into writing and discusses his unique approach to storytelling. He talks about his latest novel, Cold, which reimagines the Windigo character in a contemporary urban setting. Drew also touches on his work in television and plays and discusses the complexities of his mixed-race identity. </p> <p>He emphasizes the importance of reading and being a good reader to become a good writer, the need for multiple drafts in the writing process, and the value of leading an interesting life to inspire creativity. Drew a...

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