Angelina Pratt
Angelina Pratt
Idoia Cardinal Part One, The challenging task of reconciling religious view with an Indigenous worldview.
Idoia Cardinal Part One, The challenging task of reconciling religious view with an Indigenous worldview.
Idoia Cardinal Part One, The challenging task of reconciling religious view with an Indigenous worldview.
Sunday 27th October 2024
PhD candidate Idoia Cardinal discusses reconciling religious views with Indigenous heritage, exploring Basque culture and Indian residential schools.
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Episode Overview
- Reconciling religious views with Indigenous heritage can be challenging but rewarding.
- The Basque culture has a rich history and distinct identity preserved through language.
- Indian residential schools had a significant impact on Indigenous cultures.
- Revitalizing Indigenous languages is crucial for maintaining cultural heritage.
- Blending different worldviews can create a more nuanced perspective on life.
We don't lose who we are, but we know the good and the bad of the newcomer, and we make something that works for us.
Angelina Pratt, the host of Empathetic Witness, invites you to join her conversation with PhD candidate Idoia Cardinal. Broadcasting from unceded Algonquin territory in Ontario, this episode dives into the intricate task of reconciling religious views with an Indigenous worldview. Idoia Cardinal, who hails from the Basque region, shares her unique journey and the cultural significance of her heritage.
Raised in a small town called Sumaya, Idoia explains how the Basque people have preserved their distinct identity through language and tradition, despite historical pressures from European colonizers. The discussion touches on the challenges and triumphs of maintaining cultural integrity while adapting to external influences. You'll also hear about the impact of Indian residential schools and the efforts to revitalize Indigenous languages and cultures. Angelina and Idoia's engaging dialogue is peppered with anecdotes about their mutual friend, Dr.
Betty Bastien, whose work in Indigenous language revitalization left a lasting legacy. The episode is a heartfelt exploration of identity, resilience, and the power of cultural heritage. Tune in to understand how blending different worldviews can create a richer, more nuanced perspective on life.