WGO 22 – Francis Boots On Onkwehonwe Justice Systems
Francis Boots gives his take on traditional Onkwehonwe justice systems and means of conflict resolution.
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WGO 19 – The July 30th Update From Court
Kanenhariyo talks about the shift in legal strategy required by his financial situation and the decision to pursue a constitutional challenge based on “Aboriginal right” rather than his first choice of pushing to have...
WGO 17 – A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing
Kanenhariyo speaks about broken treaties, forced assimilation and genocide. We also discuss whether or not Onkwehon:we and non-Onkwehon:we can “polish the chain” without the Queen as head of state and whose land Toronto really...
WGO 15 – The Depression Issue
Kanenhariyo is feeling down about the state of his campaign, and the pressure he’s facing. https://soundcloud.com/wgo-podcast/wgo-15-the-depression-issue
WGO 14 – Indigneous Tobacco in Tyendinaga with Andrew Martin
Kanenhariyo sits down with Andrew Martin, a business owner from Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory to discuss his case and tobacco politics in the community. This recording was made on Saturday, June 27, 2015.
WGO 13 – Craig Blacksmith’s hunger strike against the Indian Act
Craig Blacksmith of the Dakota Nation joins us on the podcast to tell us about his hunger strike against the Indian Act. Craig is striking due to the Apartheid nature of the Indian Act...
WGO 11 – Kanenhariyo’s Speech To The Venezuelan Ambassador
This is the full audio of the April 8th 2015 speech given by Kanenhariyo in response to the speech made by Venezuelan Ambassador Wilmer Barrientos at the Mohawk longhouse on 5th line at Six...
WGO 10 – The speech of the Venezuelan Ambassador to the Mohawk Longhouse
On April 8th 2015, the Venezuelan Ambassador to Canada, Wilmer Barrientos, came to the Mohawk Longhouse on 5th Line for dinner and a social dance. The ambassador made a profound and historic speech which...
New Woman’s Dance
The New Woman’s Dance as performed at the Tyendinaga social in December of 2015. Image by Brandon Lazore is dedicated to all Iroquois women.
