The Reality of Turtle Island
By Credible Mohawk Entertainment
The Reality of Turtle IslandOct 08, 2021
Reservation Dogs to International Hip Hop Awards Winner
Sten Joddi, the winner of Best Male Artist of 2022 at the International Indigenous Hip Hop Awards accomplished tattoo artist, and Punkin' Lusty on FX's Reservation Dogs joins us for a discussion on hard work, overcoming addictions and obstacles.
Support the food sovereignty project; without your help we will be set behind a full year. So far we have donated 550lbs of fresh produce in 8 weeks to the Elders Lodge, Tyendinaga Food Resource Centre, and other community members on and off territory.
Visit our website and purchase locally roasted, certified organic, fair trade coffee that can be sent all over Turtle Island, same goes for our luxury teas and all proceeds go toward the food sovereignty project. There are also t-shirts available, and Every Child Matters shirts with a special design.
Remember, only purchase orange shirts from Indigenous creators REGARDLESS of where they are putting the money. Every Indigenous person you know has been impacted by the residential school system and it is not your place to question what they do with the money they earn trying to recover and rebuild from the intergenerational trauma.
Don't buy from Wal-Mart and other big brand stores that are trying to capitalize on our pain, buy from those trying to heal from the pain that was caused by these capitalists and colonizers.
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Defund the Police and Dismantle the Doctrine
The Doctrine of Discovery was issued by Pope Alexander VI on May 4, 1493. In July 2022 his successor Pope Francis I showed that the colonial countries of Turtle Island that he can't be bothered to even know what their precious Doctrine of Discovery is. Meanwhile the courts all around the world use this document to justify their colonization of the world, genocide of the people and do so to this day.
There are finally officers getting charged for the murder of Breonna Taylor, but they shouldn't be stopping there. With the amount of murder committed against people of colour by those who are supposed to be serving and protecting us unjustifiable. They aren't there to serve and protect anyone but government and corporate interests.
More than 200lbs of food has been donated to the elder's lodge, community food resource centre, and among community members from the food sovereignty project. We need the base installed and will not hear about another grant until December. We need your help so we can continue to provide fresh produce to those who need it.
donate at https://www.thecrediblemohawk.com or by etransfer at decolonize@thecrediblemohawk.com. From there you can also reach the shop where all of the Two Row Coffee & Tea Company products are available.
Follow @TheCredibleMohawk and @AndrewBrant87 on Instagram for more on the project and lots of culturally relevant teachings and information from clothing styles to historical land loss and migration.
When you're done here head over to https://www.cottreezy.com and download some music to listen to while you check out the blog and the shop.
The Papal Bullshit: Dismantle the Doctrine of Discovery
An empty apology, an act of resistance, and expected reconciliation from acts of pageantry. We are not "Canada's Indigenous People", we were here long before Canada was even a concept.
From the billions in assets The Vatican holds, the only thing they could bring themselves to give was an apology. Lands decimated, people displaced and enslaved, murdered and raped all in the name of their religion. Gifts given to the Pontiff are the only thing racists will see, regardless of all the decolonization work people are doing across Turtle Island.
Find out more about the food sovereignty project and find out what's being donated where today! Some will go to the Elder's Lodge, and some to the Food Resource Centre in Kenhteke (Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory).
Support the food sovereignty project by purchasing a t-shirt, coffee, or tea from the shop at https://www.thecrediblemohawk.com/shop
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The Papal Bullshit
Is an apology enough?
***Obviously not - rhetorical question; we know the answer already.
In 1884, amendments to the Indian Act, 1876 were adopted and provided for the creation of Indian residential schools. The Indian residential schools in Canada were predominately funded and operated by the Government of Canada and Roman Catholic, Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian and United churches.
The Catholic Church ran most of Canada's residential schools, which were federally funded institutions meant to strip Indigenous children of their traditions, language and culture. Thousands of children died from malnutrition, abuse, disease or neglect.
Although the Mohawk Institute was not Catholic run (like some felt they needed to point out), it is still a legacy of the residential school system as the first that opened in 1831 and not closing until June, 27, 1970.
Semantics aside, all religion had a hand; and it stems predominantly from the Roman Catholic Church.
Watch or listen tomorrow morning on Red Truth & White Lies: The Reality of Turtle Island.
"15,000 students from 20 First Nation communities were at the school. Many of them were abducted from their homes and abused there. Records indicate there were 54 deaths at the residential school, but local police services said they didn't know where they were buried"
~CBC Hamilton
The last federally-funded residential school, Kivalliq Hall in Rankin Inlet, closed in 1997. Residential schools operated in Canada for more than 160 years, with upwards of 150,000 children passing through their doors.
Rogers and the Feds
An update on the food sovereignty project and a discussion on immediate gratification and consumerism, dependancy on government and corperations for survival; importance of self sustainability.
Raceshifters, Pretendians, Cultural Genocide and Slavery
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This week we get into another discussion about what constitutes a win for white people after hundreds of years of genocide and oppression.
While going back and forth giving historical examples, a good reference was brought up about slavery in Canada which can be found in "It Was Dark There All The Time: Sophia Burthen and the Legacy of Slavery in Canada" by Andrew Hunter.
Our episode opens with an introduction, along with the significance of why we introduce ourselves or ask who a person's family is; it's cultural, a tradition that has sustained through generations withstanding attempted genocide and assimilation. It isn't out of malice that we ask, watch the show to find out more.
The Canadian celebrations are going to begin soon, with people sending fireworks into the air not realizing or ever caring what that day truly means. The Canadian flag is red, because they celebrate the blood of our ancestors that they painted the earth with.
The Mush Hole and Emancipation
We recorded this episode on Juneteenth, so get ready for a little background on why that day is celebrated. Also, with all of us having visited The Mohawk Institute and Cottreezy's experience visiting WWII concentration camps in Germany and Slave Camps in the USA you're in for an extremely informative return episode. RTWL is presented by Two Row Coffee Co. Produced by CME Indigenous Media. All proceeds of coffee and merchandise go into the Kenhte:ke Kanyen'keha:ka Food Sovereignty Project. https://www.thecrediblemohawk.com/shop
Freedom of Hate Speech
In this episode we deal with some homophobic and racist behaviour from Milestone Bath Experts in Belleville, Ontario. They refused to address their behaviour for over a month, resulting in us calling out this behaviour. The CEO and Founder, Jeff Whitley has yet to comment, and the HR representatives are pushing this issue to the side. We also have to address some things about the Klan movement they're calling "Freedom", as well as the distinct difference in how police handle situations with certain people.
Dismantling the Systems of Oppression
Some things need to be left to the BIPOC community to be called out, this happens to be one of those episodes where feelings of the front lines get agitated by those who pick and choose when to take action. From the Black Canadian community who stay silent when there are atrocities happening still, to the Indigenous community who are stuck in a pit and have a crabs in the bucket mentality; telling people to do something, then telling them it can't be left to one person while not volunteering themselves is hypocritical. Today, we're here to tell you to bring em out. The signs, the shovels, the seeds, the songs, everything that our Indigenous and Black ancestors fought for we need to fight to keep. The murder won't stop, the government won't ensure there is food on your tables. The only one who can bring down the establishment and dismantle the systems of oppression is us as a collective. Support each other, rise up.
Mean Mary from Mean Mary Mala
This week, Mean Mary from Mean Mary Mala joins us to give some serious stigma breaking education on cannabis. The food sovereignty project is taking off with an announcement of the Atlantic Mi'kma'ki Seafood Trade Route being secured and a date set. Preorders will be announced soon on the CME Indigenous Media Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
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Coffee, Music, and Food Sovereignty: A Decolonization Conversation
A discussion on the food sovereignty project, a new album release, and a whole lot more on this RTWL open discussion episode. Donate to the food sovereignty project on our website at https://www.thecrediblemohawk.com/thecommunity
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Gerald Moore Jr. GEO, and Athletes in Cannabis
This week we speak with Gerald Moore Jr., Owner of Athletes in Cannabis Co. & president of the Green Environmental Outreach program. Former Ohio University Alumni in Athens Ohio; free safety, Gerald is making waves and breaking the stigma in the Midwest through his platforms; standing up for racial inequality in all levels. We will also be speaking about the racial injustice that persists even throughout a country in the midst of war, and the western urge to romanticize tragedy in a stereotypical fashion rather than record truth and see atrocities for what they really are.
Black History and White on White Crime
Dr. Charles Richard Drew was an African American physician who developed ways to process and store blood plasma in "blood banks." He directed the blood plasma programs of the United States and Great Britain in World War II, but resigned after a ruling that the blood of African Americans would be segregated. He died on April 1, 1950. Join us for a coffee and conversation about continued colonizer hypocrisy, what a real freedom convoy looks like, and more.
Gasoline Children and the Emergencies Act
As the "Freedom Convoy" slowly gets shut down, we discuss the difference between a protest and insurrection, and the reasons why the Emergency Act was put in place. The Flu Trucks Klan haven't even got a clue what they're fighting against, or who they need to fight to get it. The privilege that they have had living in a bubble has severely impacted the grasps of reality for Klan members and supporters, as they have completely forgotten that Canada and the United States are run on two different types of governance models (ie: Canadians do not have a first amendment right, but do have a right to protest; somewhat though as Stephen Harper passed a bill making it illegal to take action or speak against the government).
A Convoy of Idiots
Last week's episode went live on Instagram where we talked about the murder of Amir Locke and the Kanadian Karen Konvoy.
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Freedom of Oppression
This isn't an anti-convoy episode, this isn't a pro-convoy episode, it's an episode that asks a serious question. Tune in for a conversation where we discuss the "Freedom" Convoy from three different cultural viewpoints.
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Death in the Streets
In this episode we discuss Cannabis use and mental health, the militarization of police in Toronto and across Turtle Island, the involvement of off-duty officers in executions of Black Men, and so much more. After a week off we're back with our regular programming.
We also discuss the food sovereignty project and how it can be replicated in many other communities, giving people back their sense of freedom while destroying the colonial construct. If you can donate to legal funds then donate to the food funds as well, because what good is being on the front line if the health of the defenders is low.
We're bringing in the hashtag #FoodBack for this project, and will have some tshirts as well. Donate to the project at https://www.thecrediblemohawk.com/thecommunity
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The Pretendian in the Solstice
Shane Ortega has been taking thousands of dollars from the Indigenous community, more specifically the Haudenosaunee Confederacy; even more specifically the Tuscarora Nation. There is proof from the Nation that he was never a member, and is a culture vulture. He blocks people and puts up a massive defense against anyone that questions his lineage, because he cannot. He was unable to do so with the Cherokee and Ojibway too. He is also doing Haudenosaunee crafts and selling them, which is illegal. Ortega needs to stop and the ones that are giving him money and a platform to continue on being a fraud need to be exposed as well.
The Kyle
Sha'tekayenton, Nick, and Cottreezy talk about the invasion of Mohawk airspace by the RCAF; and show some footage of the Chinooks, carriers, and vehicles passing through and over.
We also discuss "The Kyle" and how his acquittal is equal to white supremacy as well as an announcement from Cottreezy.
Sten Joddi AKA Punkin Lusty on FX's Reservation Dogs
In this episode we are joined by our new host who also happens to be an accomplished recording artist himself, making this the perfect first episode with him and Hip Hop recording artist/tattoo artist Sten Joddi. Regardless of his flawless delivery of "Punkin' Lusty" on FX's Reservation Dogs he still claims he's not an actor, and wants to do things to prove to the youth they can do anything they set their minds to.
This episode is all about identity, respect, and healing on many different levels. With hosts who have found their roots, to guests who have done the same we now have a panel that can speak to issues in the USA and Canada. This is no longer Red Truth & White Lies: A Podcast of Two Canadas. This is Red Truth & White Lies: The Reality of Turtle Island.
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Miseducation in Canada
Justin Lessard joins us again for another conversation about the education system in Canada, and how it's designed to make drones rather than free thinking people.
Join us next week with our new co-host and special guest, recording artist Sten Joddi; he also appeared in the award winning series Reservation Dogs.
Whitewashing Black History
Andy Hunter returns with an update on the Hamilton-Dundas police and municipal government whitewashing of Black history in Canada; refusal to acknowledge slavery in upper Turtle Island.
Call to Action
A Call to Action has been made, and that means all individuals working in solidarity regardless of race. Today, Andrew and Nick discuss rolling blockades after the RCMP invasion with a little warning to the OPP and RCMP.
There are a few little titbits in here about following the Kayanere'kowa, as well as a reminder that the Two Row Wampum is an obligation for everyone to uphold.
Defending the Land and Old Growth Forest
Help us get to the front lines at Fairy Creek and throughout Wet'suwet'en territory. We are raising funds to put boots on the ground and bring any supplies needed. Donate through The Community at https://thecrediblemohawk.com/thecommunity or by e-transfer at decolonize@thecrediblemohawk.com
We will be heading to Fairy Creek first and moving out to Indigenous led camps from there. Nyawenkowa to everyone for your support.
War Chiefs and Clan Mothers
Andrew and Nick have a conversation about some of the wampums in the Kayanere'kowa (Haudenosaunee Great Law of Peace) and decolonization of everyday living.
They Lied To You in School, and Still Do
Justin Lessard shares some of the frustrations teachers have with the school curriculum keeping all the students in a box forced to learn what "some old white men want them to learn", as Justin put it. Andrew, being a teacher for many years had a lot to say about this with Nick asking a lot of great questions, as usual. Tune in for a great conversation and follow your hosts and our sponsors on Instagram:
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On Whiteness.
Andrew Hunter is a Hamilton-born independent writer, artist, curator, and educator. He has held curatorial positions across Canada and produced exhibitions and publications for numerous institutions across Canada and internationally.
His work focuses on the stories of peoples erased and marginalized in the dominant narratives of Colonial Canada and whiteness. He has collaborated with many Indigenous artists and community activists over a thirty year career, including Jeff Thomas, Shelley Niro, Bonnie Devine, Meryl McMaster, Shuvinai Ashoona and Tim Pitsiulak. He is a member of the advisory board for the Institute for the Study of Canadian Slavery at NSCAD University. His latest book, “It was Dark there All the Time: Sophia Burthen and the legacy of Slavery in Canada, will be published by Goose Lane in January 2022, and will be followed by an exhibition snd community engagement program at Workers Arts and Heritage Centre in Hamilton.
Hunter’s current initiative is an unauthorized public history intervention in Hamilton/Ancaster/Dundas that raises public awareness of the presence of Sophia Burthen (Pooley) and chattel slavery in Colonial Canada. Hunter was also a student at Mohawk Trail School from grades Kindergarten to Six.
F*ck Columbus, We're Dropping an Episode
Today CME Investigative Journalist Alex White joins us to talk about fear and trauma... appropriately for Indigenous Peoples Day
Adrian Hough Draws Attention to Fairy Creek Blockade Using "Priviledge"
After a week off, Andrew and Nick are back with another great episode with actor Adrian Hough. He has been to the Fairy Creek Blockade and is ready to tell us what it is like there on the ground and his experience there. When he was there, immediately he said "I need to use my privilege to draw more attention to this. I know people, I can get them here."
Born in Toronto, Adrian spent 10 years in the UK, where he trained and worked as an actor in theatre and film and television. Returned to Toronto Canada in the 90s and went directly to work. His ability with accents and voice booked him his first audition and job in the animated X-men classic series as the original Nightcrawler. Adrian has since amassed over 100 television and film credits, all of them substantial roles. In 2006 Adrian played the part of Jean Grey's father in 'X-Men 3' becoming the only actor who has both voiced an X-Man and been in the live action movies.
In 2011 he got the role that would bring him to the attention of the gamer world. That of the famous video game character, the first Grand Master of the Templar Order's Colonial Rite, Haytham Kenway in the billion-dollar earning, Assassin's Creed 3. His flawless accent and work as the British colonial, completely done in performance capture at Ubisoft's studio, garnered Adrian his first international award nomination, a BAFTA. Ten days after the nomination, in 2013, Adrian's father died. It was a bittersweet time.
Adrian's incredible acting skills have landed him a wide range of intense roles. There have been many times he has found himself flying from one production to another, swiftly changing from a demonic murderer to, for example, a man with great piety. Adrian's current on-screen role as Sigourney Weaver's brother in '(re) Assignment' falls into the bad-guy category. He'll tell you that he has developed a fondness for playing men of dubious character and motives, and that he likes to always find a heart within the monster.
In life however, the man himself couldn't be kinder. Adrian's ocean-side island home keeps him and his three children close to the water and old growth forests which he works passionately to protect.
First Annual Hamilton Unity Rally Organisers
This week, hosts Andrew and Nick are joined with two of the organisers from the August 14th Unity Rally in Hamilton, Ontario where the statue of John A MacDonald fell.
Hastings, Lennox and Addington NDP MP Candidate Matilda DeBues
In this pre-colonial-election episode Andrew and Nick sit with Hastings, Lennox and Addington NDP MP Candidate Matilda DeBues and have a real conversation about Indigenous inclusion, plans to redistribute funds from policing to more social programming, lowering the voting age to 16, and even LAND BACK! The HLA NDP Candidate was able to answer all of our questions honestly, thoroughly and without talking points, and brought up not only speaking with colonial band council leaders, but the people and traditional leaders and knowledge keepers as well. The power is in the people, vote NDP. After this episode, if you were on the fence you won't be anymore.
Holding Toronto Accountable
Andrew and Nick sit with Miguel Avila to discuss ongoing problems in the Greater Toronto Area.
Vancouver South NDP Candidate Sean McQuillan
Hosts Andrew and Nick are joined by Vancouver South NDP Candidate Sean McQuillan To discuss everything from resource extraction, and how the political system is designed to make it difficult for Indigenous people to be elected to colonial government to try making changes from within.
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Sexism, Abuse, Racism, Deceit, and Corruption: A Story of Canadian Policing
This week's guest, former award winning police officer turned whistle-blower, President and Founder of Fit4Duty, Kelly Donovan. Listen in on how the indoctrination and misuse of power begins on day one and only gets worse with time. The Chiefs of Police have a misconstrued sense of power under the Police Services act enabling them to target some, and not investigate others; hear the truth of the Over-site Committee and Human Rights Tribunal.
Saving the Salmon in Oregon
Mko Vieux, leader of Ilahee Spirit Runners is joining once again to talk about their action to stop the pollution in the Oregon River.
David Lametti and the Residential School Records
In this episode MP Matthew Green, NDP; Hamilton Centre, and discusses topics such as the Land Back movement, environmental terrorism, and David Lametti in the Justice Department not turning over the records from the Catholic Church regarding residential school internment camps.
John "Tyrant" Tory and the Toronto Police Gestapo
From Land Back Lane to Lamport Field Stadium, Andrew and Nick sit with Land Defender Skyler Williams. Watch on our homepage from a computer or tablet at www.thecrediblemohawk.com
Don't miss our new show The Chronic Critic every Friday at 4, catch up though our website. You don't need to be a cannabis user to enjoy this program and learn some things, although it does help...
Weed news, strain reviews, and weekly guests that are taking toke shows to a higher level. Remember to tune in to My Heart Remembers every Tuesday at 5:00pmET
Roots of Toxic Masculinity
Hosts Andrew and Nick speak with CME Investigative Journalist Alex White on the history and affects of toxic masculinity. Available as well on our homepage and all podcast platforms.
Red Truth & White Lies: A Podcast of Two Canadas
Follow @TheCredibleMohawk on Instagram and @CredibleMohawk on Twitter to stay up to date on #RTWL topics and guests. You can help support us in our effort to deliver educational and decolonial programming free to access for all by going to the shop at www.thecrediblemohawk.com/shop. There we have merchandise for everyone from tote bags and T-Shirts to Eastern Door Mild fresh roasted 100% fair trade arabica coffee by Two Row Coffee Company.
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Red Truth & White Lies: A Podcast of Two Canadas
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Red Truth & White Lies: A Podcast of Two Canadas
Follow @TheCredibleMohawk on Instagram and @CredibleMohawk on Twitter to stay up to date on #RTWL topics and guests. You can help support us in our effort to deliver educational and decolonial programming free to access for all by going to the shop at www.thecrediblemohawk.com/shop. There we have merchandise for everyone from tote bags and T-Shirts to Eastern Door Mild fresh roasted 100% fair trade arabica coffee by Two Row Coffee Company.
Listen to The Chronic Critic every Friday at 4:00pmET with weed news, strain reviews, and weekly guests that are bringing toke shows to a higher level. Tune in as well on our homepage and YouTube at Credible Mohawk Entertainment. Follow @CronicCriticCME on Instagram and our sponsors as well @Choice.Edibles @ElixirExtracts @FoolsGoldChocolate and @TwoRowCoffeeCo
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Red Truth & White Lies: A Podcast of Two Canadas
Follow @TheCredibleMohawk on Instagram and @CredibleMohawk on Twitter to stay up to date on #RTWL topics and guests. You can help support us in our effort to deliver educational and decolonial programming free to access for all by going to the shop at www.thecrediblemohawk.com/shop. There we have merchandise for everyone from tote bags and T-Shirts to Eastern Door Mild fresh roasted 100% fair trade arabica coffee by Two Row Coffee Company.
Listen to The Chronic Critic every Friday at 4:00pmET with weed news, strain reviews, and weekly guests that are bringing toke shows to a higher level. Tune in as well on our homepage and YouTube at Credible Mohawk Entertainment. Follow @CronicCriticCME on Instagram and our sponsors as well @Choice.Edibles @ElixirExtracts @FoolsGoldChocolate and @TwoRowCoffeeCo
When you're finished in the shop, become a member of the site as well and become a part of our mailing list where you will recieve stories, articles, videos, and exclusive promotions from CME and our sponsors.
Red Truth & White Lies: A Podcast of Two Canadas
Follow @TheCredibleMohawk on Instagram and @CredibleMohawk on Twitter to stay up to date on #RTWL topics and guests. You can help support us in our effort to deliver educational and decolonial programming free to access for all by going to the shop at www.thecrediblemohawk.com/shop. There we have merchandise for everyone from tote bags and T-Shirts to Eastern Door Mild fresh roasted 100% fair trade arabica coffee by Two Row Coffee Company.
Listen to The Chronic Critic every Friday at 4:00pmET with weed news, strain reviews, and weekly guests that are bringing toke shows to a higher level. Tune in as well on our homepage and YouTube at Credible Mohawk Entertainment. Follow @CronicCriticCME on Instagram and our sponsors as well @Choice.Edibles @ElixirExtracts @FoolsGoldChocolate and @TwoRowCoffeeCo
When you're finished in the shop, become a member of the site as well and become a part of our mailing list where you will recieve stories, articles, videos, and exclusive promotions from CME and our sponsors.
Red Truth & White Lies: A Podcast of Two Canadas
Follow @TheCredibleMohawk on Instagram and @CredibleMohawk on Twitter to stay up to date on #RTWL topics and guests. You can help support us in our effort to deliver educational and decolonial programming free to access for all by going to the shop at www.thecrediblemohawk.com/shop. There we have merchandise for everyone from tote bags and T-Shirts to Eastern Door Mild fresh roasted 100% fair trade arabica coffee by Two Row Coffee Company.
Listen to The Chronic Critic every Friday at 4:00pmET with weed news, strain reviews, and weekly guests that are bringing toke shows to a higher level. Tune in as well on our homepage and YouTube at Credible Mohawk Entertainment. Follow @CronicCriticCME on Instagram and our sponsors as well @Choice.Edibles @ElixirExtracts @FoolsGoldChocolate and @TwoRowCoffeeCo
When you're finished in the shop, become a member of the site as well and become a part of our mailing list where you will recieve stories, articles, videos, and exclusive promotions from CME and our sponsors.
Red Truth & White Lies: A Podcast of Two Canadas
Follow @TheCredibleMohawk on Instagram and @CredibleMohawk on Twitter to stay up to date on #RTWL topics and guests. You can help support us in our effort to deliver educational and decolonial programming free to access for all by going to the shop at www.thecrediblemohawk.com/shop. There we have merchandise for everyone from tote bags and T-Shirts to Eastern Door Mild fresh roasted 100% fair trade arabica coffee by Two Row Coffee Company.
Listen to The Chronic Critic every Friday at 4:00pmET with weed news, strain reviews, and weekly guests that are bringing toke shows to a higher level. Tune in as well on our homepage and YouTube at Credible Mohawk Entertainment. Follow @CronicCriticCME on Instagram and our sponsors as well @Choice.Edibles @ElixirExtracts @FoolsGoldChocolate and @TwoRowCoffeeCo
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Ted Truth & White Lies: A Podcast of Two Canadas
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Listen to The Chronic Critic every Friday at 4:00pmET with weed news, strain reviews, and weekly guests that are bringing toke shows to a higher level. Tune in as well on our homepage and YouTube at Credible Mohawk Entertainment. Follow @CronicCriticCME on Instagram and our sponsors as well @Choice.Edibles @ElixirExtracts @FoolsGoldChocolate and @TwoRowCoffeeCo
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Red Truth & White Lies: A Podcast of Two Canadas
Follow @TheCredibleMohawk on Instagram and @CredibleMohawk on Twitter to stay up to date on #RTWL topics and guests. You can help support us in our effort to deliver educational and decolonial programming free to access for all by going to the shop at www.thecrediblemohawk.com/shop. There we have merchandise for everyone from tote bags and T-Shirts to Eastern Door Mild fresh roasted 100% fair trade arabica coffee by Two Row Coffee Company.
Listen to The Chronic Critic every Friday at 4:00pmET with weed news, strain reviews, and weekly guests that are bringing toke shows to a higher level. Tune in as well on our homepage and YouTube at Credible Mohawk Entertainment. Follow @CronicCriticCME on Instagram and our sponsors as well @Choice.Edibles @ElixirExtracts @FoolsGoldChocolate and @TwoRowCoffeeCo
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Red Truth on Colonial Corruption
A continued conversation from the previous podcast about institutional racism and corrupt government and policing.
White Lies of Ipperwash
Through the constant influx of surveilence of the CME team and allies, we delve into why "why" as Nick uses his former experience in the Canadian Reserve Force to describe the racism that existed within the ranks, and what the military did while the OPP killed Dudley George.
Colonial Corruption on Onkwehonwe Traditional Politics
The influence of colonial policy on Onkwehonwe people has been purposely oppressive, and was literally deigned to rid the land of all the original nations in order to settle and expand a money hungry empire hell bent on controlling the masses to ensure ongoing resource extraction. As shutdowns loom over the people of Turtle Island, the government continues to fund TMX which keeps them complicit in crimes against humanity that it brings with it such as sex rings, MMIWG, mental health problems, and addictions while leaving the Onkwehonwe population without clean drinking water, and in jail for trying to defend it.
The grips are tight on settler allies as well, with police surveillance flying overhead, sitting in vans with binoculars like the old 1908's TV stakeout, and intimidating anyone willing to use their voices; in this podcast of two Canadas, we #TellTheTruth and expose their terrorist tactics against not only Onkwehonwe but allies as well.