CiTR

Unceded Airwaves is hosted by the Indigenous Collective at CiTR. As a weekly radio show, we aim to showcase the diversity and brilliance of Indigenous cultures while highlighting influential Indigenous kin. We recognize that media has often been used as a tool to subordinate or appropriate Indigenous voices and we are committed to subverting these dynamics. The team is comprised of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people who are passionate about story-telling, alternative media, and Indigenous affairs. We broadcast from the traditional, ancestral, current, and unceded lands of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Wautuh Peoples.
On this episode of Unceded Airwaves, Kleo Skavinski (they/them) is joined by the University of British Columbia (Kelowna) and Grande Prairie Regional College Alumni Serena Skavinski (she/her) to look at the differences and similarities between two generations of post-secondary Indigenous students. This conversation addresses topics of education, networking, and reflections on Serena's experiences as a Dene-Ukrainian woman in academia. This episode is full of laughter, insight, and love.