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 Here's Episode 56 of Nipivut! On the show:
• Joey and Christine go to the From the North travelling northern showcase. They talk to the producer and a few others at the event.
• Annie talks to Karine Gaucher and Alain Fournier about the new exhibition at La Guilde called INUIT QAUJIMAJATUQANGIT: Art, Architecture and Traditional Knowledge. … Uqalimakkanirit

 Here’s Episode 54 of Nipivut! Annie hosts this show. And on the show this week:
• Annie Ittoshat speaks about moving her service to the Church of Epiphany in Verdun
• Lisa Koperqualak talks about being a teacher at Nunavik Sivunitsavut
• A bunch of music from The Jerry Cans, Elisapie, Etutu & Susan Peta and Riit.
Enjoy!

 Here's Episode 52 of Nipivut! Annie hosts. On the show:
• A vigil at Cabot Square for Siasi Tullaugak and Sharon Barron
• Interview with ITK president Natan Obed
• Music! The Jerry Cans played a concert at the Old Port. You'll hear a song called Niki Pawatin by Moe Clark featuring Nina Segalowitz as well.

 Here's Episode 51 of Nipivut! Since students are going back to school (and the first year of Nunavik Sivunitsavut is beginning) we put together all our Messages From The Mayors segment that we aired last year. That segment is where the mayors of Nunavik's communities gave messages of support for Inuit students in Montreal. There's that and children's songs along the way too.… Uqalimakkanirit

 Here's Episode 48 of Nipivut, and it's a big episode! Annie Pisuktie hosts, and on the show we have Lucy Tulugarjuk talking about Arnait Video Productions' film, Tia and Piujuq. David Chapman is on the show talking about The Open Door / La Porte Ouverte MTL's extension at their current location. Caroline and Ricardo speak about Le Grand Pas \ The Big Step.… Uqalimakkanirit

 Here’s Episode 47 of Nipivut! On the show, Annie talks to Eva Deer, who helped organize the Aaqitauvik healing workshop that happened in Montreal earlier this month. Also, Angus Andersen is on the show talking about his Muskrat Falls Water Bottle Campaign. That, and songs from Twin Flames, The Jerry Cans, Larry T, The Trade Offs and more! Share, like and enjoy.

 Here's our Aboriginal Day Special! On the show you'll hear over 30 conversations Annie Pisuktie and Stephen Agluvak Puskas had with those who came out to Cabot Square for Aboriginal Day, June 21. Lots of Inuktitut and music — all by Kelly Fraser — on this episode. Akenisie Qumak hosts!

 On this show we have artist Nancy Saunders who speaks about creating her art. You'll hear a few elders who stopped by Ivirtivik to speak to the participants and eat country food. And Kimberly Arualak is on the show, she's a singer from Arviat. All that and songs from Rikka, The Jerry Cans, Beatrice Deer and more!

 On the show we have Stephen Puskas speaking about his film, Ukiuktaqtumi. Then Annie talks about the Engaged Scholar award she won from Concordia University. And Lisa Koperqualuk talks to Annie about an important deadline coming up for Nunavik Sivunitsavut. All that and some music from Kelly Fraser and Charlie Adams on this episode!

 Annie hosts Episode 41! On the show we have Raigelee Alorut speaking about Inuktitut lessons she gives in Toronto. Then Piita Irniq is on the show speaking about West Embassy elders home in Ottawa, where he volunteers his time. And Kevin and Annie were at Ivirtivik in Montreal for a sewing workshop. There's lots of music too, don't miss this episode!!!

 It's Episode 40! On the show, Annie talks to Vickie Okpik from Nunavik Creations. Annie also talks to a few people at The Oaks in Ottawa, and Kevin and Annie were at the last Montreal Inuit feast. That and a few songs along the way!

 Episode 39 of Nipivut is here! This week you'll hear all about a trip to Ottawa that Montreal youth participated in with Inujunga.… Uqalimakkanirit

 Here's a very musical episode of Nipivut! The whole show we play music, and we also giving details about a special live show we're doing Feb. 22 for the 15th Annual Homelessness Marathon. But on this Episode you'll hear music from The Jerry Cans, Becky Han, Tanya Tagaq, William Tagoona and much more!