Many Different Birds is a podcast that dives into Indigenous health, well-being, and the challenges of navigating the healthcare system. Through in-depth conversations, bringing together Elders, knowledge keepers, researchers, healthcare professionals, students, and community members, we amplify Indigenous voices and challenge systemic inequities.Many Different Birds goes beyond academic discussions and institutional perspectives, offering a platform for lived experiences, personal storytelling, and critical reflections. By sharing these perspectives, we hope to educate listeners, challenge preconceived notions, and contribute to meaningful change in how healthcare is understood and delivered.If you’re curious, open-minded, or just want to learn more about how we can create a just, equitable healthcare system, tune in. Let’s ask the tough questions, challenge our biases, and rethink what we think we know—together.Edited by: Lionel Seward
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Many Different Birds - Episode September 22, 2026
Sep 22, 2026—
Episode 20: Special Episode on the TRC What does real reconciliation actually look like beyond a September 30th? In this educational episode, we break down the historical and legal foundation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, from the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement (IRSSA). We take a close, policy-focused look at Calls to Action #18 through #22, exploring what equitable healthcare, sustainable healing centres, and traditional medicine integration actually mean in practice a decade after the TRC's final report. Finally, we look at where progress stands today in 2026 and what actions you can take today towards better accountability.
Episode 20: Special Episode on the TRC What does real reconciliation actually look like beyond a September 30th? In this educational episode, we break down the historical and legal foundation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, from the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement (IRSSA). We take a close, policy-focused look at Calls to Action #18 through #22, exploring what equitable healthcare, sustainable healing centres, and traditional medicine integration actually mean in practice a decade after the TRC's final report. Finally, we look at where progress stands today in 2026 and what actions you can take today towards better accountability.
Episode 19: Music Therapy with Jennifer Buchanan In this inspiring conversation, we sit down with Jennifer Buchanan to explore the profound intersection of sound, science, and human connection through her work as a pioneering certified music therapist. She opens up about her personal journey into music therapy, sharing how a foundational passion for music evolved into a thriving, multi-decade career and the creation of JB Music Therapy. Her story is one of purpose, innovation, and a deep commitment to helping others harness the healing power of sound. We dive into the science behind her practice as Jennifer highlights how music therapy impacts the brain and mental well-being. Along the way, Jennifer offers listeners practical, everyday takeaways for using intentional music listening and curated playlists to manage stress, boost focus, and enhance overall wellness. This episode is a rich, uplifting exploration of how music transforms lives, featuring insights from Jennifer’s latest book and digital initiatives designed to make therapeutic tools accessible to all. Whether you are looking to bring more rhythm into your health routine or balance your creative passions with business, Jennifer’s journey demonstrates the extraordinary impact of tuning into the soundtrack of our lives.
<b>Episode 18: Misdiagnosis with Samaria Nancy Cardinal </b><br />
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In this inspiring conversation, we sit down with Samaria Nancy Cardinal to explore the many ways she supports healing and transformation through her work. She opens up about her personal journey, navigating the challenges of being misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder, and the powerful process of breaking free from labels that did not define who she truly was. Her story is one of resilience, self-discovery, and reclaiming identity. <br></br><br />
We also dive into her path as a healer and entrepreneur. Samaria shares how her vision gave rise...
<b>Episode 18: Misdiagnosis with Samaria Nancy Cardinal </b><br />
<br></br><br />
In this inspiring conversation, we sit down with Samaria Nancy Cardinal to explore the many ways she supports healing and transformation through her work. She opens up about her personal journey, navigating the challenges of being misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder, and the powerful process of breaking free from labels that did not define who she truly was. Her story is one of resilience, self-discovery, and reclaiming identity. <br></br><br />
We also dive into her path as a healer and entrepreneur. Samaria shares how her vision gave rise...
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