147. Jean Teillet: Weaving the Narrative of Métis Culture, Rights, and Resilience

BIGGER THAN ME PODCAST

Join us as we explore Métis culture with Jean Teillet, an influential advocate and descendant of Louis Riel, who intertwines her legal expertise and artistic passion in championing Indigenous rights. In this conversation, Jean delves into the Métis' rich history, their fight for recognition, and how recent legal victories are shaping their path toward self-governance, offering insights into her book, "The Northwest is Your Mother," and the vibrant future of Métis advocacy.
Jean Teillet, now retired and named Emeritus Counsel at Pape Salter Teillet LLP, is renowned for her pivotal role in Indigenous rights litigation, including R. v. Powley, and her contributions to Métis and First Nation communities, along with receiving numerous accolades such as the Governor General’s Meritorious Service Cross and authoring "The North-West is Our Mother."

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Capítulos

1. Métis Culture Explained (00:00:00)

2. Who Are the Métis People? (00:11:48)

3. Who Are the Métis People? (00:11:48)

4. Perspectives on Indigenous History (00:16:53)

5. Métis Music & Language (00:22:59)

6. Law & Métis People (00:34:54)