Jaaji from Twin Flames: Music, Sobriety, and Cultural Preservation
I want to break the stigma that is associated with mental health & recovery. On this episode Jaaji courageously shares his story for those still struggling.
Imagine finding solace in music while navigating the rocky path to sobriety. That’s exactly what Jaaji from the award-winning Indigenous band Twin Flames has done. In this episode of 'The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast', hosted by Ralph Sara, Jaaji opens up about his eight-year journey of sobriety and the powerful role music plays in his life. Hailing from Northern Quebec, Jaaji's story is not just about overcoming addiction but also about embracing his cultural roots and preserving Indigenous languages.
Alongside his wife, Chelsey June, Jaaji creates music that resonates deeply across cultures, offering a blend of hope and healing. He also touches on the challenges faced by Indigenous communities, such as lateral violence, and stresses the importance of seeking support and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health. This episode is a heartfelt conversation that blends personal triumph with cultural advocacy, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in mental health, sobriety, and Indigenous heritage.