As Long as the River Flows Podcast
Welcome to the Keepers of the Water Podcast
The Keepers of the Water Podcast uplifts the voices, knowledge, and work of communities protecting our water, land, and air.
Keepers of the Water brings together First Nations, Métis, Inuit, environmental organizations, and concerned citizens who share one understanding: all water is connected, and water is sacred.
Guided by Elders, traditional knowledge, ceremony, ecological knowledge, and Natural Law, our movement works to raise awareness about declining water levels, water quality, industrial extraction, and the growing pressures being placed on freshwater systems.
Through this podcast, we amplify Indigenous land users, community members, advocates, and knowledge holders who are experiencing these impacts firsthand.
These conversations are about more than the challenges our communities face. They are also about resistance, hope, courage, responsibility, and the strength of Indigenous Peoples protecting water for future generations.
We know how busy life gets and that time is not linear, so feel free to invite us, our guests, the teachings, the storytellers and traditional knowledge into your life on your terms. People have spoken, and we listened.
Brought to you by Keepers of the Water, our production team and our sponsors. If you haven’t had a chance to make it to any of our community events, have missed our social media live event broadcasts or struggle to find time in your busy life. Whatever the case is for you, we’ve made it easier to catch up with our work and the community members who work daily to protect water for future generations in podcast form.
Listen while you work.
Listen while you cook.
Listen while you craft.
Listen to lift your Spirit for As Long As the Rivers Flow.
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'As long as the River flows'.