In this episode of the Go Smudge Yourself Podcast, Jen Green interviews Dorron Fox. They discuss Dorron's loss of his sister, Tsalazra...

I sort through a lot of memories of my Grandma and something that stands out above everything is her chubby cheeks — the kind you only get..

At the beginning of 2020, I made the decision to decolonize my bookshelf. In doing so, my goal was to ensure that I am prioritizing the...

Names are tricky, and confusing for a lot of people because what was acceptable one moment is offensive the next, right? Well, it's more...

So many of us have been removed from the Land, and this removal continues to this day in many forms. For many, it's as forceful as it's...

Not many people stop and think about the language they speak and how it shapes their view of the world, but you can actually tell a lot...

In this episode of the Go Smudge Yourself Podcast, Jen Green discusses 6 fiction books to add to your decolonial bookshelf. She discusses...

In this episode of the Go Smudge Yourself Podcast, Jen Green sits down with Leo Isaac to discuss decolonizing gender. In this first part...

Warning: This podcast episode contains details of residential schools that may be upsetting. Canada’s Indian Residential School Survivors...

In this episode of Go Smudge Yourself, Jen Green discusses tips the first 5 out of 10 tips to start your decolonization journey. This...

This episode features guest host Chelsea Vowel, Metis author, lawyer, educator and proud mother. In this episode of Go Smudge Yourself,...

In this episode of Go Smudge Yourself, Jen defines colonial authenticity markers, lists 6 markers that are consistently used to...

In this episode of Go Smudge Yourself, Jen Green discusses blood quantum, how it's used in Canada, its ramifications, and alternatives to...