First Language Speaker Robert Smith from Negaachiwanong Northwest Bay Ontario shares stories with us in the language about the traditions...

Harvey Jordan talks about what it was like growing up in Lac LaCroix.

Susan is a 90 year old first speaker from Ponemah on the Red Lake Indian reservation. In this podcast interview she talks about the sugar...

Rose Cloud talks about growing up in Ponemah on the Red Lake Indian Reservation.

Lee Whitefeather, Elder and first language speaker from Ponemah Minnesota talks about what it was like growing up in Ponemah on the Red...

Bebahmoytung from Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nation shares a story with us in Ojibwemowin.

Ningoding bezhig anishinaabe gii-pi onjibaagoban owidi Baawating; bangi bookwaawigane. Mii dash omaa gii-na’aangabigobanen; ikwewan ...

Bebahmoytung, from Nigigoonsaminikaaning, shares stories with us that his grandma shared with him.

References: A Concise Dictionary of Minnesota Ojibwe by John D. Nichols and Earl Nyholm, Notes from Zoe Brown at the University of MN,...

These are the prototypical vta verb endings in Ojibwe. In this lesson we will briefly show how they conjugate (change, or dont change.) -...

Rob Fineday, from Obaashiing on the Red Lake Indian Reservation, shares stories and songs his grandma shared with him.

These stories were shared with us at the Indigenous Farming Conference in 2019, and recorded with permission.

Aaniin! We kicked off our healthy eating series in Ponemah a couple of weeks ago with Indigenous chef Vince Johnson, who shared with us a...

Bawa’ami-jiimaan Narration by Niizhoo-Bines Arnold Kingbird Gaa-aanikebii’ang Zac Earley Haaw mewinzha owe gete anishinaabebaniig owe...

Gaa- asigisidood Zac Earley Ikido-s/he says + ban tense (past tense marker “used to”) Ikido-vai- s/he says Nishkaadizi- vai-s/he is mad...

MII WENJI NABAGAANOWED AMIK Gaa-aanjibii’ang Bines dagoshin retranscribed into double vowel by Zac Earley Chi mewinzha gii- oshki...

Nind ikid -I say Gid ikid- you say Ikido- s/he says Ikidom- It is said / There is a "saying." Nind ikidomin- We say it. Gid ikidomin- We...