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Sage in the City

Sage in the City

Auteur(s): Indigenous Protector Movement
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 Sage in the City is an Indigenous youth-led podcast from the Indigenous Protector Movement (IPM). Hosted by Bear and Savannah, the show dives into Indigenous life in South Minneapolis—spotlighting community stories, struggles, traditions, and modern movements. Each episode brings voices from the community to the mic, sharing experiences that shape the past, present, and future of the southside.© 2025 KFAI | Minneapolis & Saint Paul Monde Sciences sociales
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    From treaties and boarding schools to the birth of AIM, Episode 2 uncovers the timeline that brought our people to the cities.
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  • Ep 1 Sage in the City- Welcome to the South Side

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    Title: Welcome to the Southside 1. Introductions – Bear and Savannah share who they are and what inspired Sage in the City. 2. Origins of the Podcast – Why the youth wanted to create a space for Indigenous stories and perspectives. 3. The 2020 Uprisings – George Floyd, community grief, riots, resilience, and the healing power of the jingle dress. 4. Little Earth & AIM Mobilizing – Protecting the southside during the unrest and connecting history to present-day action. 5. Leonard Peltier – Remembering AIM history and the Walk for Justice from Minneapolis to DC. 6. The Roof Depot Fight – Environmental justice, occupation, and the birth of IPM. 7. Homeless Encampments – Southside struggles, community care, and the saying “Never homeless before 1492.” 8. June 3rd, 2025 Raid – The immigrant and Indigenous response to heavy police and ICE presence. 9. Community Realities – Surveillance, incarceration, and resilience in Native Minneapolis. 10. Guest Conversation – Interview with Rachel Dionne-Thunder and Vincent Dionne about activism, community defense, and the future of IPM. 11. Closing – “Just like sage, we don’t just grow on the rez… you can always find Sage in the City.”
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