Title taken from 'Those of Homeland Dispossessed' by Louis Riel, from the 'Selected Poetry of Louis Riel,' translated by Paul Savoie
The last bison herds and the struggle for recognition and land rights; Steve Gjos talks to Niti about hunting and conservation as a vital part of indigenous history and culture.
Métis Organizations:
Louis Riel Institute
Virtual Museum of Métis History and Culture
Métis Books:
Jean Teillet - The North-West Is Our Mother: The Story of Louis Riel's People, the Métis Nation
Jack Brink - Imagining Head Smashing-In
Métis Legacy II: Michif Culture, Heritage and Folkways
IG @HuntingVegansPod
Niti: niti@huntingveganspodcast.com
Nate: nate@huntingveganspodcast.com
Music: Mike Garrigan
Audio: Mike Sacchetta
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