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Hosted by Andrew Brant · EN-US · 12 episodes
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Unfiltered truth from Andrew Bran (Dip. Kanyen'keha | B.Ed. | OCT), an Indigenous educator, land defender, and language speaker. We break down colonial policies, land back, sovereignty, and survival — with sharp analysis, cultural grounding, and fire. This isn’t polite. It’s necessary. Come for the clarity. Stay for the resistance.
Andrew Brant hosts The Hidden Coffee House Podcast, a news show with 12 episodes published.
What happens when the Vice-President of the United States slips into Prince Edward County looking for refuge? Author Thomas Harrison joins me to talk about his new book Searching for Richard Nixon: Finding Refuge and Mak
In Ontario today, trustees are being silenced, boards are being taken over, and police are being forced back into schools. Ford and Calandra are dismantling accountability and narrowing education to numbers without knowl
This episode is built from direct research, archival records, and what little documentation still exists about Captain John Deserontyon. It centers him where he always should have been. He was the military leader, the la
The Ontario College of Teachers thinks they can erase Indigenous credentials. They cannot. This episode lays out my fight with the College, the systemic barriers facing Indigenous educators, and the wampum model I built
In this episode of The Hidden Coffee House Podcast, I sit down with Kingston and the Islands MPP Ted Hsu to talk about Bill 5, the “Unleashing Ontario’s Economy Act.” We break down what the bill actually does, how it cha
Colonial systems have spent generations building barriers to keep Indigenous educators out of classrooms, erasing truths from public memory, and tightening their hold on stolen land. These are not abstract policies. They
This episode traces the continuity of Indigenous spiritual law in Tyendinaga through documented history and lived experience. Drawing from the 1855 investigation led by Indian Agent T.G. Anderson and the 1931 court trial
This episode begins with Again We Rise, a direct poetic and political response to In Flanders Fields that refuses the silence surrounding Indigenous remembrance, resistance, and erasure. From there, we lay out a full dec
This episode focuses on land as law, memory, and witness. We speak to the history that was buried, the stories erased from classrooms, and the silence that still protects the colonial narrative. This is not a retelling.
What happens when the system designed to “evaluate” you was never built for you to survive it? In this episode, I rip into the machinery of colonial credentialing, break down how Indigenous educators are silenced through
In this unapologetic and deeply grounded episode of The Hidden Coffee House Podcast, we dig into the structural rot at the heart of Canada’s so-called education system. From the credentialing chokehold of the Ontario Col
Coffee houses have always been more than caffeine stops. They've been spaces of resistance, revolution, and radical ideas. From underground political debates to movement-building tables, they’ve brewed more than coffee.
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The Hidden Coffee House Podcast is hosted by Andrew Brant. The show is categorised under news (politics) and has published 12 episodes.
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