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Hosted by Lisa Sockabasin, Clarissa Sabattis · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 66 episodes
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A podcast to amplify indigenous voices while building powerful connections through conversations, culture and community. For far too long, indigenous people have been targeted, silenced, and made nearly invisible by the societies that surround us. The values that maintained balance of our shared land and communities are old, valuable, and deeply needed in our world today. During our time together we will explore many topics through storytelling, laughter and sometimes tears. Come along on this journey where together we will feel the power of relationships and experience healing that comes with centering Wabanaki culture. Each month, and often more, we will share an episode with our guests to offer good medicine to all who join. Woliwon (Thank you)!
Lisa Sockabasin, Clarissa Sabattis hosts Aunties on Air...and some Uncles too, a society show with 66 episodes published.
REPLAY: "Leaning into Learning": Storytelling in Many Forms Join us in re-listening to this special episode with Mike Sockabasin, which originally aired last fall as part of our "Leaning into Learning" series. This serie
REPLAY: "For the Love of" Our Sacred Medicines Join us in re-listening to this special episode with Robin Wall Kimmerer, award winning author, citizen of the Potawatomi Nation, mother, scholar, scientist, and a giver of
Episode 53: Honoring the Land and Building the Future: A Conversation Around CDFI's We took Aunties on Air to the big stage for our first-ever LIVE podcast recording! Auntie Lisa sat down in front of a crowd of over 300
Episode 52: MMIW: Indigenous Sovereignty and Healing with Lyla June Our ancestors understood that the health of the land is directly tied to the safety and sacredness of our women and relatives. In a system built on extr
Episode 51: MMIW: Healing Through In Wabanaki territory and across Turtle Island, our women, girls and two-spirit relatives are the heart of our nations. They carry our stories, our languages, and our future. Yet, the pa
Episode 50: MMIW: Healing Through Policy In Wabanaki territory, our women are the heart of our nations. They are the givers of life, the keepers of culture, and the protectors of our future. Yet, for too long, our sister
Episode 49: Strengthening our Communities through Research, Data, & Sovereignty Indigenous communities across this nation hold deep knowledge on how we heal and how we learn. For many generations, academia and non-indige
Episode 48: Live from the Wabanaki Spring Social In this special episode, the Aunties come to you live from the 28th annual Wabanaki Spring Social! Our hearts are so full after a day of being together with our community.
Episode 47: When Leaders Lead with Love, We Heal Leadership is essential for healing. The way we lead can either harm or heal. Today, we will be talking with Randy Liberty, Commissioner of Corrections for the state of Ma
Episode 46: Springing into Community: Join Us for the Wabanaki Spring Social Spring is a time of renewal, growth, and gathering! In this episode, the Aunties dive into the excitement of the upcoming Wabanaki Spring Socia
Episode 45: "For the Love of" Our Sacred Medicines Join us in finishing out our “For the Love of” series with a show centered around our Sacred Medicines! Each week, the Aunties have been highlighting the things they lov
Episode 44: "For the Love of" Our Food Systems The Aunties have said this before- the creativity and brilliance of indigenous people must be seen by all. The lack of visibility of Native people in our country has been de
Episode 43: "For the Love of" Our Waterways As we know, love heals. When we love and receive love, every cell in our bodies benefit. We are celebrating all of the things we are grateful for and love. Mother Earth offers
Episode 42: "For the Love of" Our Mother Earth As we know, love heals. When we love and receive love, our bodies and relationships benefit. We are celebrating all things we are grateful for and love. Mother Earth offers
Episode 41: The Power of Storytelling: Language, Community, and Wabanaki Heritage As the Aunties mention in our previous episode, we are replaying Uncle Roger Paul from Season 1, "For the love of Storytelling." Uncle Rog
Aunties on Air: The Power of Storytelling: Connecting You to Culture, Learning & Love The power of storytelling is clear. It can transport us to different places and times, introduce us to cultures that are not our own,
Aunties on Air: Honoring Where We Have Been And Where We Are Going As 2025 comes to a close, we are honoring our accomplishments and our struggles. Each year offers us the opportunity for learning, connecting, and servin
Aunties on Air: We've Been Keeping a Storytelling Secret... The Road to Radio On this episode of Aunties on Air, Auntie Lisa and Auntie Nancy share their thrilling journey into the world of live radio. You'll hear their
Aunties on Air: "Leaning into Learning": Storytelling in Many Forms The creativity and brilliance of indigenous people is seen throughout every sector of society. From art to science and everywhere in between, indigenous
Aunties on Air: The Voices of Our Ancestors We continue to lean into learning with Dwayne Tomah after his visit with us in our "Leaning into Learning" series where we spoke with him about our language! Throughout history
Dr. Lyla June Johnston
Indigenous musician, author, activist · Cultural Survival
1 appearance on this show
Robin Wall Kimmerer
award winning author, citizen, mother, scholar, scientist, giver of knowledge · Citizen Potawatomi Nation
1 appearance on this show
Gary Allen
VP of Supply Chain Excellence · Ryder
1 appearance on this show
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