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Fair Fees? FNUniv Students & URSU Costs with Dr. Bettina Schneider

We sit down with Dr. Bettina Schneider to discuss why FNUniv students must pay URSU fees for services they don't use. Learn about the issue’s history, its impact, and efforts for a fair solution.
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Back in the Studio with Jahkota: New Album & Finding Yourself

The WaNa Team: Lindell, Amanda and Craig are joined in-studio by Jahkota to discuss his new album: Echelon: to be released on April 7. Have a sneak peak at 2 songs from the new album and hear about his journey as a student and what it has meant to him in his personal development, as well as the role of identity and knowing who you are.
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Remembering the Late Gilbert Kewistep

In this feature interview from Meet the Teacher with host Ryea Daniels, the late Gilbert Kewistep, an Indigenous Social Work Professor, shares his inspiring education journey, reflections on the classes he taught, and valuable advice for students.
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Interview with Spiritual Medium Shawn Leonard

Lindell and Amanda speak with Spiritual Medium Shawn Leonard of the Millbrook First Nation about his work and Indigenous spirituality. They discuss ancestral guidance, balancing mediumship with traditional teachings, spirit messages as a healing tool, spiritual protection, and the future of Indigenous spirituality. Shawn shares insights on connecting with spirits, ethical practices, and how spirit communication supports healing in Indigenous communities.
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Tee Cloud x Simon Walls Interview

Amanda Leader interviews Tee Cloud of New Brunswick, member of Sacred Wolf Singers and Simon Walls of Montreal. The artists collaborated on an album and did a feature interview with Amanda Leader for CFNU Radio.

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Album Feature on All Request Friday

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Interview with Willis Janvier

Willis Janvier is from Clearwater River Dene Nation near La Loche, Saskatchewan. He is the creator and host of the “Dene Yati Podcast”, which is a platform that would allow him to delve into and share the Dene culture and language. Janvier interviews Dene speakers, including elders, to preserve and share cultural stories and teachings. Join Brittany Poitras as she talks with Janvier.
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weekly Shows

The Nelson Bird Show
Bringing out the storyteller in all of us.
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Waná
News, talk, and tunes from the First Nations University of Canada
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Mazaska
Learn to manage your finances with Scout Financial Solutions Cate Morris and Host Amanda Leader every Monday!
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Future Sport
Bringing you information and inspiration about Indigenous sports and recreation that is currently happening across Saskatchewan.
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Wellness with Kristy
Kristy Shaw, licensed Wellness Therapist joins Will and Lindell on Waná every Wednesday!
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Academic Vibes
Host-Producer Amanda Leader talks with professors at the First Nations University about their community, their academic journey, their research and their teaching, and more.
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Emergence: Two-Spirit Governance
Emergence is a 2-spirit Queer and Governance Podcast. A podcast of conversations and reflections by 2 spirit and Indigi-Queer people in Governance and Leadership.
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Medicine Bear Speaks: Voices of the Land
Hosted by Medicine Bear Child, the show dives into topics like cultural safety, spiritual growth, and personal healing. Through deep conversations and traditional wisdom, it helps listeners understand Indigenous perspectives on history, identity, and change.
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CFNU on APTN

CFNU Nadya Story
CFNU Nadya Story
Cowessess Youth Conference​
Cowessess Youth Conference​
Cumberland House 250th Anniversary
Cumberland House 250th Anniversary
Entrepreneurship Camp at FNU 2024
Entrepreneurship Camp at FNU 2024
Michael Laliberte Story​
Remembering Michael Laliberte
Youth Climate / Treaty 4 Gathering
Youth Climate / Treaty 4 Gathering
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About CFNU Radio

CFNU is an Indigenous-led radio station and podcast lab that began as a student project at the University of Regina in 1994 and has since expanded to streaming content online, fostering community engagement and showcasing Indigenous culture.

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CFNU Radio at the 2024 FNU Spring Powwow
CFNU Radio at the 2024 FNU Spring Powwow
Belinda Nelson, in site Streeter editor at 2024 FNU Spring Powwow
Belinda Nelson, in site Streeter editor at 2024 FNU Spring Powwow
INCA Crash Course Students at FNU Spring Powwow
INCA Crash Course Students at FNU Spring Powwow
CFNU Radio Live-streaming Booth
CFNU Radio Live-streaming Booth
Kerry Benjoe mentors students during INCA Summer Institute 2024
Kerry Benjoe mentors students during INCA Summer Institute 2024
INCA Summer Institute Students at FNU
INCA Summer Institute Students at FNU
Darla Ponace interviews in studio
Darla Ponace interviews in studio
IGNITE Students producing investigative journalism podcast
IGNITE Students producing investigative journalism podcast
Journalists Melissa Whitecap, Rebecca Fajt (on screen) and Kisis-Isquao Cappo with host Will Yuzicapi
Journalists Melissa Whitecap, Rebecca Fajt (on screen) and Kisis-Isquao Cappo with host Will Yuzicapi
INCA Crash Course Students at Trade Show Booth - Launch of CFNU's Website
INCA Crash Course Students at Trade Show Booth - Launch of CFNU's Website
Lindell Haywahe and Amanda Leader host Waná
Lindell Haywahe and Amanda Leader host Waná
Nelson Bird
Nelson Bird
Pauline Clarke
Pauline Clarke
l-r: Lindell Hayewahe, Murray Mandryk, Nelson Bird, Amanda Leader, Shannon Avison.
l-r: Lindell Hayewahe, Murray Mandryk, Nelson Bird, Amanda Leader, Shannon Avison.
INCA Students attend the Indigenous Journalists Association conference in Oklahoma City
INCA Students attend the Indigenous Journalists Association conference in Oklahoma City
Amanda Leader and Nelson Bird in studio
Amanda Leader and Nelson Bird in studio

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