miyo-wîcêhtowin ATEP Podcast

miyo-wîcêhtowin ATEP Podcast is a podcast created to foster opportunities for truth-telling, remembrance, healing, upliftment, and the advancement of belonging. Situated within a colonial institutional context, the podcast responds to the need for a dedicated space where ATEP students, faculty, staff, and Indigenous community members can come together to reflect on and process challenging realities. Grounded in Elder wisdoms and held within a supportive community environment, each episode centres storytelling as a powerful means of sharing knowledge. The podcast seeks to decolonize knowledge sharing by honouring wisdoms that flow from the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual dimensions, creating space for connection, reflection, and collective healing across generations.

miyo-wîcêhtowin ATEP Podcast is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 9 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.

Unknown Host hosts miyo-wîcêhtowin ATEP Podcast, a arts show with 9 episodes published.

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  Episode #9

  Episode 9-Walking Together Through Leadership, Community, and Relationship with LewisCardinal

  Jul 24, 202656 minS1

  Join hosts Tammy Rae Lamouche and Dr. Zahra Kasamali for a conversation with Lewis Cardinal , Chancellor of St. Stephen's College and a member of Sucker Creek Cree First Nation in Treaty No. 8 Territory. Together, they explore leadership, community, and the importance of building relationships rooted in respect, and reciprocity. Drawing from his work in Indigenous education, communications, and community development, Lewis shares reflections on walking together in a good way.

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  Episode #8

  Episode 8: Understanding the Impact of ATEP with Guest: Dr. Evelyn Steinhauer

  Jul 3, 202657 minS1

  What has been the lasting impact of the Aboriginal Teacher Education Program (ATEP)? In this episode of miyo-wîcehtôwin: stories that teach and heal , hosts Tammy Rae Lamouche and Dr. Zahra Kasamali welcome Dr. Evelyn Steinhauer, a nêhiyaw iskwew from Saddle Lake Cree Nation, Professor in the Faculty of Education, and Associate Dean of Indigenous Teacher Education at the University of Alberta. Drawing on more than 18 years as Director of ATEP, Dr. Steinhauer reflects on the program's remarkable legacy and the relationships that have shaped its success. She shares stories of supporting Indigenous students, strengthening partnerships with First Nations and communities, and helping create pathways for Indigenous educators, leaders, and role models across Alberta and beyond.

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  Episode #7

  Episode 7: nêhiyawêwin: Honouring the Language and Those Who Carry It with Roberta Alook

  Jun 2, 20261h 1mS1

  <p>In this episode of miyo-wîcêhtowin: Stories That Teach and Heal, Tammy Rae Lamouche and Dr. Zahra Kasamali sit down with Roberta Alook, a Cree language teacher at amiskwaciy academy. Roberta shares her journey with nêhiyawêwin and how she incorporates American Sign Language (ASL) into her teaching, creating meaningful opportunities for students to connect with language. Together, they discuss the importance of language revitalization, the role of educators in supporting the next generation, and how language helps strengthen identity, relationships, and a sense of belonging. </p>

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  Episode #6

  Episode 6: The Circle Continues: Starr MacLean & Lauren Ross from ATEP to Graduate Studies

  Apr 28, 202638 minS1

  <p>In this episode, Starr MacLean and Lauren Ross share their journeys from ATEP into graduate studies in Indigenous Peoples Education. They reflect on the teachings, relationships, and experiences that shaped them, and how those foundations continue to guide them through their Master’s journeys.</p><p>Together, they speak on navigating the transition into graduate school, staying grounded during challenges, and the importance of their research for their communities. This conversation is rooted in growth, identity, and the strength of Indigenous knowledge systems.</p><p>Starr and Lauren also offer encouragement to current ATEP students who may be considering gr...

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  Episode #5

  Episode 5: Becoming a Teacher in a Good Way: Walking wâhkôhtowin Through Student Journeys at ATEP

  Mar 24, 202653 minS1

  <p>In this episode, hosts Dr. Zahra Kasamali and Tammy Lamouche sit down with Sharlene Johnson and Kailey Clark to share their journeys through ATEP. Grounded in wâhkôhtowin, they reflect on what it means to become a teacher in a good way through relationships, culture, and community.</p>

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