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Personal, powerful conversations that deserve to be listened to. Before the Peace will take you on a journey with an Indigenous, Métis, or Inuit lens on the history of the Peace Region. We touch on the triumphs and trials of some well-known leaders of Treaty 8 Territory, we chat about Indigenous influencers on TikTok, identity, the first settlers of the Peace and so much more. Before the Peace was voted the Best Podcast (Small Market) in the 2024 and 2025 Canadian Radio Awards. Thank you to our sponsor the Fort St John Co-op for funding such an important project. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Energeticcity.ca hosts Before the Peace, a history show with 53 episodes published.
On this episode of Before the Peace, Chris is joined by Timber Bigfoot, a very dedicated member of Prophet River First Nation. He is a musician, a generational fighter, and has an incredible story to share. Content
In this episode, Chris is joined by Tammy Watson, who was recently elected as a councillor for Saulteau First Nations. They discuss her reconnecting with her community, Red Dress Day, the Moose Hide Campaign, and more. T
In this episode, Chris is joined by artist and fashion design Reggie Harrold from Fort Nelson First Nation. They discuss her inspirations and how she folds her culture into her art. Learn more about Reggie at reggieharro
In this episode, Chris is joined by Angelo D'Amato van den Hout, the CEO of the Nan wúújǫ anawúúdle Restoration Society, formally known as the Blueberry River Restoration Society. They discuss the purpose of the society,
In this episode, Chris is joined by former Doig River First Nation Chief Trevor Makadahay. They discuss Trevor's history in politics, what he accomplished during his time as chief, and his hopes for Doig River moving for
In this bonus episode, host Chris Walker is joined by producer Greg Armstrong and Energeticcity.ca's Indigenous Voices Reporter Ed Hitchins to discuss the podcast in 2025, other news from across the region, and what you
In this episode, Chris is joined by Indigenous Education District Principal with School District 60 Pat Jansen. They discuss her history in the region, how she got into education, her role in assisting Indigenous student
In this episode, Chris is joined by Taylor Behn-Tsakoza from Fort Nelson First Nation. They talk about her experience meeting the Pope, competing in the Miss Indigenous Canada pageant, getting her Master's degree, becomi
In this episode, Chris is joined by Daniel Desjarlais from West Moberly First Nations. They talk about Westmo Days 2025, Sakâwînow Music Festival, and more. Before the Peace is made possible thanks to Troyer Ventures and
In this episode, Chris was joined by Brandi Kennedy with the Fort St John Friendship Society and Sarah McAleney with Nenan Dane Zaa Deh Zona to learn more about the Moose Hide Campaign. The Moose Hide Campaign began as a
In this bonus episode, Chris is joined by Thomas Whitton, the IT Manager and Culture, Heritage & Language Manager at Doig River First Nation, to learn more about the 2nd Annual Reawakening Our Language event that took pl
In this episode, Chris is joined by Indian Residential School Survivors Society's Resolution Health Supporter Worker/MMIWG Coordinator Connie Greyeyes to learn more about Red Dress Day. Red Dress Day is observed on May 5
In this episode, Chris sits down with Cedar Wechlin. He is a teacher, a coach, and the Athletic Director of the Treaty 8 Sport Association. They chat about his personal experience in sports, putting together the Treaty 8
In this episode of Before the Peace, Chris is joined by Tse'k'wa National Historic Site's Executive Director Alyssa Currie to get an update on how 2024 went for them and things to look forward to in 2025. Learn more abou
In this episode, Chris is joined by local author Helen Knott who wrote the books In My Own Moccasins and Becoming a Matriarch. They discuss Helen's history of growing up in Fort St John, her inspirations for her books, t
In this bonus episode, Chris, Greg, and Energeticcity.ca Indigenous Voices Reporter Ed Hitchins sit down and discuss how the podcast did in 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, Chris sat down with Fort Nelson First Nation member Ryan Dickie. They discuss Ryan's history with filmmaking, his love of the region, his documentaries, and more. Find out more about Ryan at winterhawkst
Welcome to our bonus episode for National Day of Truth & Reconciliation 2024. This day was created in 2021 to honour the children who never returned home and survivors of residential schools, as well as their families an
Chris was joined by Paulette Flamond who was recently re-elected as Métis Nation British Columbia's Region 7 Director. In this episode, they discuss what made Paulette originally run for office, what she accomplished in
In this episode, we introduce our interim host Chris Walker from 100.1 Moose FM. Chris was joined by Lisa Wolf and Treylen Knott from Prophet River First Nation to learn about their Youth Arts Camp, Trutch Hunting Camp,
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