Steph Eva Wood

CiTR • 14th May 2019

Unceded Airwaves - Episode March 27, 2019

We finish Season 4 with a conversation about journeys. What journey means to us, where they take us, how they change us, how to go through them in a good way. Jamuna, Jess and Wacey share some readings and stories. We began this season gripping desperately to a script. We finish with a beautifully unscripted and honest discussion. Thanks to Jamuna, Jess, Wacey, Autumn and Steph for producing this episode and for the many hours everyone put into creating Unceded. Thanks to all the other volu

CiTR • 27th March 2019

The Journey to Here

We finish Season 4 with a conversation about journeys. What journey means to us, where they take us, how they change us, how to go through them in a good way. Jamuna, Jess and Wacey share some readings and stories. We began this season gripping desperately to a script. We finish with a beautifully unscripted and honest discussion.

CiTR • 13th March 2019

Growing Room, Jamuna Reads to Us, Concert Etiquette

Jamuna shares some readings with us from some of her favourite books by Indigenous womxn in a very soothing voice. Then, we hear Steph and Autumn's interviews from the opening night of Growing Room, Vancouver's feminist literary festival. We speak with performers DJ Kookum and the all Indigenous burlesque grroup Virago Nation.

CiTR • 13th March 2019

Growing Room, Jamuna Reads to Us, Concert Etiquette

Jamuna shares some readings with us from some of her favourite books by Indigenous womxn. Then, we hear Steph and Autumn's interviews with performers DJ Kookum and the all Indigenous burlesque group Virago Nation.

CiTR • 6th March 2019

We Call the Cold Callers

We do part two of our calls to Parliament Hill. We call PM Justin Trudeau with some questions, and the Honourable Jody Wilson-Raybould with some support. Autumn also calls Jason Kenney and Rachel Notley to tell them to STOP CALLING.

CiTR • 27th February 2019

Hip Hop Renaissance + Resurgence

Tasty Wacey put together a playlist this week for an episode about Indigenous hip hop and renaissance in music. We play some tunes and we're joined by emcee Nite Sun. We talk about community, podcasting, freestyling, and sovereignty.

CiTR • 13th February 2019

Annual Women's Memorial March

We hear from Jody Leon, from the Splatsin First Nation, and Ida Manuel, from the Secwepemc First Nation. Jody and Ida tell us about the women who have gone missing from their communities over the last few years. Also, the resignation of former Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould.

CiTR • 30th January 2019

Land Defenders of Gidimt'en and Secwepemc'ulecw

This week, we hear from Molly Wickam, from the Cas Yex House of the Gidim'ten Clan, one of the clans of the Wet'suwet'en Nation. Molly tells us about the bulldozers Coastal Gaslink took over their tents and other structures last weekend. Next, Kanahus Manuel of the Secwepemc Nation. Kanahus tells us about the Tiny House Warriors and the ongoing fight against the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion.

CiTR • 16th January 2019

How We're Talking About Wet'suwet'en

Today we talk about the local and international conversation around the ongoing conflict on Wet'suwet'en territory. We have a roundtable with CBC Indigenous reporter Chantelle Bellerichard, UNDRIP expert Sheryl Lightfoot and poet/media specialist Autumn Schnell. Chantelle tells us about reporting at the Gidimt'en checkpoint. Sheryl puts these events in context with UNDRIP and TRC.

CiTR • 2nd January 2019

Looking Back, Looking Forward

In the first episode of the new year, Autumn and Steph look back at things that made them sad, happy, and just plain mad over 2018. Autumn shares some of their favourite music over the past year. Both find charismatic dogs make everything okay.

CiTR 101.9 FM • 5th December 2018

Decolonizing UBC Campus

How do we exist as Indigenous students in a colonial post-secondary institution? We begin in conversation with UBC's newly formed Indigenous Committee, speaking with founder Rodney Little Mustache/Maistoo'a Waastaan and committee members Laura Beaudry and Kaz Tyabji. Then, we hear Rodney, Laura, and Masters student Karen Thomas talk about being Anthropology students and decolonizing the discipline.

CiTR 101.9 FM • 16th November 2018

Pay Us in Beaver Pelts to Call Justin Trudeau

You asked, we listened (okay fine, no one asked). Today, Autumn and Steph set out to call Justin Trudeau with some questions. We also call Minister of the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Jonathan Wilkinson, and Minister of Indigenous Services Jane Philpott. We speak to some people (but not the ministers). We set off the adrenaline with some calming ambient music. Autumn volunteers to call JT full-time if you pay her in beaver pelts.

CiTR 101.9 FM • 7th November 2018

Indigenous Womxn Writers Pt. 2

Today we welcome Kim Senklip Harvey to Unceded Airwaves. Kim wrote and directed the matriarchal play, Kamloopa. Plus, Jamuna Galay-Tamang speaks to journalist Tanya Talaga and shares some of her Massey Lecture. We talk about politics, representation, creating community, body erasure and body reclamation.

CiTR 101.9 FM • 24th October 2018

Indigenous Womxn Writers Pt. 1

Today we talk to Indigenous womxn writers about the power of storytelling. Autumn Schnell interviews poet and filmmaker Jules Koostachin about her new book "Unearthing Secrets, Gathering Truths." Steph Wood speaks with Eden Robinson about her new novel "Trickster Drift," the second book of The Trickster Trilogy.