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Lily Tuzroyluke - Episode 125
Lily Tuzroyluke - Episode 125
Lily Tuzroyluke - Episode 125
Monday 15th April 2024
Lily Tuzroyluke shares her 22-year sobriety journey and discusses her novel 'Sivulliq: Ancestor' on The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast.
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46 minutes
Inspiring
Hopeful
Informative
Empowering
Healing
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Episode Overview
- Lily Tuzroyluke shares her journey of 22 years of sobriety and her novel on The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast.
- She addresses the impact of generational trauma and colonial history on Indigenous communities.
- Lily discusses the significance of storytelling in healing and cultural preservation.
- The podcast delves into the dark legacy of residential schools and the importance of mental health advocacy.
- Listeners gain insights into the challenges faced by Indigenous writers and the supportive community network.
It's important to acknowledge the traumas that we've endured from sickness. For example, in Point Hope before colonizations, the population in Tikiak was 2000 people. And that just blew my mind because that is larger than modern-day Tikiak.
Have you ever wondered what it takes to turn personal struggles into a source of inspiration for others? In this episode of The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast, Ralph Sara sits down with Lily Tuzroyluke, an Indigenous author from Anchorage, Alaska. With 22 years of sobriety under her belt, Lily has not only conquered her own battles but also penned a novel titled 'Sivulliq: Ancestor'. Her story is a testament to resilience and the power of storytelling in healing generational trauma.
Named USA Today’s Woman of the Year for 2024, Lily opens up about her journey through addiction, the impact of residential schools on Indigenous communities, and the significance of preserving cultural heritage. She candidly discusses the challenges she faced and how she found strength in her roots and community support. Ralph and Lily delve into the themes of her book, exploring how fiction can serve as a mirror to real-life struggles and triumphs.
They also touch on the broader issues affecting Indigenous peoples today, making this episode a compelling listen for anyone interested in mental health, recovery, and cultural identity. Tune in to hear Lily’s inspiring tale of overcoming adversity, and learn how her experiences have shaped her into a beacon of hope for others facing similar challenges.
Whether you’re on your own path to recovery or simply looking for a story that resonates with strength and perseverance, this episode offers a heartfelt glimpse into the power of resilience.