Sean and Karl go live in the library and their guests steal the show. After we all watched the National Film Board's "Six Miles Deep" by Sara Roque our live audience took to the floor and shared insights, asked great questions, and talked about

We're Smarter

Aug 30th, 2018

What has school meant to Indigenous people? What did Jennifer Dockstader do? What the heck happened at Brock U? We answer these questions and more on the most educational Indigenous podcast in all of Niagara.

Niagara's Opioid Crisis

Jun 13th, 2018

Emily Beth joins One Dish - One Mic to talk about one of the fastest growing problems in Niagara: death by synthetic drugs. The numbers of people overdosing and dying are hard to fathom. Emily brings her expertise as an addiction counselor and

Ontario Election 2018 - Regional Crossover Episode

May 19th, 2018

We are featuring Trevor Twining - the host of the Regional - to have a conversation about the Ontario Election.

Iroquois History and Legends with Andrew Cotter

May 17th, 2018

We pull back the curtain on the hit podcast "Iroquois History & Legends Podcast" and speak with Andrew Cotter. He loves history and isn't shy to acknowledge how people like Polly Cooper and Two Kettles Together are very badass. If that sounds c

Save Thundering Waters Forest

May 2nd, 2018

If you want to learn all about Thundering Waters Forest and don't like reading then this is the podcast for you. We unpack a lot of important ideas about ecology, development, balance and even pack in some cool historical info about Treaties an

It's Never Racism

Mar 21st, 2018

The incomparable Jennifer Dockstader unleashes her opinions on the One Mic. Do Indigenous people have to tape record being followed by white security guards in the store to prove that racism exists? From haircuts to education the world is diffe

Injustice for Colten

Feb 12th, 2018

Sean and Karl record an emergency episode to share their raw emotions on the failure to provide justice for Colten Boushie. It is of paramount importance that we Niagarans get out of our comfort zones and start to learn about the harmful effec

College Strikeout

Dec 6th, 2017

Sean demands rights for students. Karl says that school is a take it or leave it proposition. Both agree that they are glad that the imposition of a college strike has concluded but the effect of the fallout has yet to be fully felt. Spend 30 m

Getting Our Indian Act Together

Nov 14th, 2017

Race based law at it's finest. Where the hell did this idea come from and why is it so entrenched in Canada's laws? Sean and Karl clarify things for anti-racists, piss off racists, and annoy assimilationists in a way only they can. Want to know

Deer Treaty Opponents

Nov 7th, 2017

The best thing in a time of disagreement is to look for common ground in the interest of reasonable discourse...this show isn't that. Sean and Karl are right on the money though. If you don't think the opposition to Indigenous rights being prac

In Our Own Words

Oct 24th, 2017

Language is important, language is special, and this week you can hear how language is fun. Megan General returns to show Sean and Karl what's up with her mad skills Mohawk Rap Battling! There is a special song in the top half of this episode t

Gun Controlled

Oct 17th, 2017

"The question isn't do you have a gun, it's how many guns do you have?" explains Sean when describing the American pro-gun attitudes. In an era of fear is there an end to the US gun crisis? Sean and Karl with special guest Darcy Belanger share

Sixties Scooped Up

Oct 10th, 2017

"We were there to fail," explains Sixties Scoop survivor and special guest Darcy Belanger. The Government created policy that made it easy to take children from their homes. They called it adoption, survivors call it cultural genocide. The conn

We're Not Cartoons, Logos or Your Mascot

Oct 4th, 2017

Mitch Baird joins Sean and Karl to dish on the One Mic about mascots. He patiently battled the Thorold Blackhawks and explains in detail how step by step they finally agreed to change the logo.

We Don't All Wear Headdresses!

Sep 28th, 2017

Have a laugh with Niagara's #1 Indigenous podcasters as we poke fun at the widely held and largely inaccurate stereotypes.Featuring special guests artist Megan General and Executive Director Mitch Baird. Sponsored by the Marvel Universe we w

Insane In the Chamber: Beyak Part Deux!

Sep 20th, 2017

Sean and Karl turn over the rock that Lynn Beyak's ideas live under to expose the dark underbelly of racism. Whether it's Conrad Black, Donald Trump, Rush Limbaugh, Andy Petrowski and his enablers, or now Lynn Beyak joining the old rich white g

We Will Walk In Prayer for those Murdered Women with Branden Emmerson

Sep 7th, 2017

Branden Emmerson of Da-namaamin moseyang giw-ganchigaazjig kwewag visits from Neyaashiinigmiing Reserve No. 27 talks about some of the most pressing issues facing Indigenous people. Visiting for a presentation by hardworking allies Indigenous15

Indigenous Education Reclamation

Aug 31st, 2017

The idea of passing knowledge from one generation to the next is as ancient as any Indigenous tradition. How functional can Indigenous knowledge transfer really be in modern post-secondary institutions? We talk about school, education, and even

Under the Bridge Where the Comments Live

Aug 23rd, 2017

Before there was Trump and the alt-right there was the comment section. Sean and Karl chat about the bowels of media. Trevor does an amazing impression of a troll.

Silence is Consent to Racism

Aug 16th, 2017

Sean and Karl get explicit on a topic that they never thought they would need to explain in 2017. Something that is broken badly and should have been put back together by the President of the United States was made much worse. What will it

Why should non-Indigenous people care about Indigenous issues?

Aug 11th, 2017

What happens in the United States and Canada matters to Indigenous people. Whether its a travel ban or the orange man leaning heaver on the trigger for the launch codes non-Indigenous issues matter to Indigenous people. In this podcast Sean exp

Indigenous Identity featuring Joe Shawana

Jul 25th, 2017

Who is Indigenous? Who isn't? What are Indigenous values and how are they reflected in the everyday lives of the people original to Turtle Island?Check out this very special edition of One Dish, One Mic, featuring the Ontario Federation of

Ally 101: What Can You Do to Help Indigenous People?

Jul 18th, 2017

Sean and Karl borrow from honorthetworow.org to lay out a blueprint for what non-Indigenous people can do help Indigenous folks. A few words of warning of what not to do as an ally are included for good measure.

Charlie Angus dishes on the One Mic

Jul 5th, 2017

After trading a bass guitar for a megaphone at blockades it's been a long path for Charlie Angus to Parliament Hill. Sean and Karl draw the Northern Ontario Member of Parliament into a substantive dialogue about some of the mistakes of the past