Our third episode and final episode of the Lateral Love podcast series features Thomas Snow. Thomas is from the community of Mini Thni also known as Morley, AB. He’s a fluent speaker of Nakoda Sioux (his first language) and has been working as an advocate for his community and for the Nakoda Sioux language since birth. In this final episode, Roland & Thomas will be talking about the importance of men's healing. They break down and discuss masculinity transforming through time and Indigenous fatherhood, and what a concrete idea of men's healing can look like moving forward. 

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Thomas Snow is from the community of Mini Thni also known as Morley, AB and is a fluent speaker of Nakoda Sioux, which is also his first language. He has been working as an advocate for his community and for the Nakoda Sioux language since birth. His post-secondary education was focused on social anthropology and he’s been working within the field of education and delivering land-based learning curriculum and field schools in the Treaty 7 area for post-secondary institutions and organizations since 2016. Thomas is also a documentary producer of CBC’s “Warrior Fathers” and hosts a number of shows on Winderspeaker Radio for Southern and Northern Alberta. Thomas also holds the role of Equity Educator at 4Rs Youth Movement.