‘Indigenous Artists & Icons: Celebrating the Future’ — ‘ET Canada’ honours Nationwide Day of Fact and Reconciliation – Nationwide

ET Canada is welcoming again entrepreneur and activist Shayla Stonechild as co-host of a half-hour particular, Indigenous Artists & Icons: Celebrating the Future, on Sept. 30 in recognition of the Nationwide Day for Fact and Reconciliation.

The particular will function interviews with numerous trailblazers, together with legendary musician and social activist Buffy Sainte-Marie with musicians Fawn Wooden, Shawnee Kish and Amanda Rheaume, nation and folks singer-songwriter Don Amero, actor Devery Jacobs, editor Rebeka Tabobondung, author Lauren DeLeary, Huge Brother Canada’s Josh Nash and Kiefer Collison and Juno Award-nominated First Nations hip-hop duo Snotty Nostril Rez Children.

Indigenous Artists & Icons can even showcase inspirational messages of hope from DJ Shub and pop duo Neon Desires, and Stonechild pays a go to to the Three Fires Homecoming Pow Wow and Conventional Gathering.

Wanting on the wealthy and numerous tradition of Indigenous Peoples throughout Canada and their contributions to the world of leisure, the particular will shine a light-weight on their advocacy work, and the way they’re furthering the dialog on methods the trade will be extra inclusive.

Sainte-Marie and Wooden, for instance, talk about the way it’s necessary for Indigenous youth to have the ability to see individuals who appear to be them and who come from the identical background.

Kish and Rheaume — who simply launched Ishkodé Data, a women-led Indigenous music label — use their voices to signify their tradition and the 2SLGBTQIA+ neighborhood.

In an emotional interview, the Snotty Nostril Rez Children acknowledge their ancestors and the way they paved the way in which for them, highlighting what nonetheless must be executed with the intention to foster true reconciliation.

Stonechild returns to ET Canada after co-hosting the 2021 award-winning particular Artists & Icons: Indigenous Entertainers in Canada, which was acknowledged by the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Tv with two honours: Greatest Discuss Program or Sequence and Greatest Course, Way of life or Data.

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‘ET Canada’ presents ‘Indigenous Artists & Icons: Celebrating the Future’ on Sept. 30 at 7:30 p.m. ET on International.

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