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Anguti Johnston and Vinnie Karetak Guest Speakers: Jeannie Arreak, Lissa Ninguq and Leena Evic from Pirruvik.

Topic: Educational system in northern schools. Learning life skills and traditional learning. The Jerry Cans perform.

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Anguti Johnston and Vinnie Karetak Guest Speakers: Jeannie Arreak, Lissa Ninguq and Leena Evic from Pirruvik.

Topic: Educational system in northern schools. Learning life skills and traditional learning. The Jerry Cans perform.

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Simatuk Michael and Rebecca Veevee

Topic: Inuit traditional midwifery attending the birthing and becoming an angusiaq or arnaliaq, the Inuit terms used to describe the relationship between the male or female babies and the midwife. An interview with Rebecca Veevee about her story and show on IBC and APTN.

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Simatuk Michael and Rebecca Veevee

Topic: Inuit traditional midwifery attending the birthing and becoming an angusiaq or arnaliaq, the Inuit terms used to describe the relationship between the male or female babies and the midwife. An interview with Rebecca Veevee about her story and show on IBC and APTN.

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Saimata Michael, Sandy Iksiraq

“A Walk for Love”, Susan Toolooktook’’s story about her 50 mile walk to raise money for the Baker Lake food bank. Rebecca interviews Aupilarjuk about his traditional knowledge and Inuit beliefs and values. Jayco Pitseolak shares some wise words about Inuit traditional values and encourages others that we should always listen to our elders’ words. Jose Kusugak interviews Emaline Kowmuk about the adoption process for her five adopted children. A lady from Rankin Inlet adopts a new born baby.

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Saimata Michael, Sandy Iksiraq

“A Walk for Love”, Susan Toolooktook’’s story about her 50 mile walk to raise money for the Baker Lake food bank. Rebecca interviews Aupilarjuk about his traditional knowledge and Inuit beliefs and values. Jayco Pitseolak shares some wise words about Inuit traditional values and encourages others that we should always listen to our elders’ words. Jose Kusugak interviews Emaline Kowmuk about the adoption process for her five adopted children. A lady from Rankin Inlet adopts a new born baby.

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Rebecca Anaviapik-Soucie

Justice system workers and elders from all over Nunavut participate in a discussion about how to improve community life.

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Rebecca Anaviapik-Soucie

Justice system workers and elders from all over Nunavut participate in a discussion about how to improve community life.

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Saimata Michael

Saimata Micheal interviews Arviat musician Billy Kuksuk. Billy also performs with his guitar. Ningiuraapik Shiutiapik relates some comical stories that happened in her life. IBC Takuginai bloopers Ningiuraapik Shiutiapik relates her traditional knowledge about weather. She also sends greetings to her friends and family.

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Saimata Michael

Saimata Micheal interviews Arviat musician Billy Kuksuk. Billy also performs with his guitar. Ningiuraapik Shiutiapik relates some comical stories that happened in her life. IBC Takuginai bloopers Ningiuraapik Shiutiapik relates her traditional knowledge about weather. She also sends greetings to her friends and family.

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Rebecca Anaviapik-Soucie

A discussion about the opening of the elder’s home in Iqaluit. Rebecca Anaviapik-Soucie interviews Mariano Aupilaarjuk and Uujukuluk about traditional knowledge in raising children with a healthy lifestyle. Aupilaarjuk recalls one of his comical hunting stories. Susan Aglukark and her band perform in Iqaluit.

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Rebecca Anaviapik-Soucie

A discussion about the opening of the elder’s home in Iqaluit. Rebecca Anaviapik-Soucie interviews Mariano Aupilaarjuk and Uujukuluk about traditional knowledge in raising children with a healthy lifestyle. Aupilaarjuk recalls one of his comical hunting stories. Susan Aglukark and her band perform in Iqaluit.

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Rebecca Anaviapik-Soucie

Elders discuss their traditional knowledge about disciplining children. They also discuss the difference between Inuit and non-Inuit cultures and life styles. Tracy Taqtaq recalls comical stories that from her life. Greenlandic band (Tunugasuk band) perform.

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Rebecca Anaviapik-Soucie

Elders discuss their traditional knowledge about disciplining children. They also discuss the difference between Inuit and non-Inuit cultures and life styles. Tracy Taqtaq recalls comical stories that from her life. Greenlandic band (Tunugasuk band) perform.

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