Things We Hear At Night Podcast: Recent Episodes
Allison Duck Chief
Iiyoh'towaak Ksiskstopsiiks/Things We Hear At Night is a podcast about Indigenous storytelling focused on ghost stories and creepy tales from the Rez.
This week we chat with Kainai (Blood) community member and teacher, Ann Tailfeathers! We chat about a lady in white, stories that crossover between communities, and driving alone on the Alaska Highway.
This week we introduce our first returning guest on the podcast, Haley Bear Chief! We catch up, have a bunch of laughs, and tell some fresh and spooky stories.
This week we chat with Blackfoot filmmaker and member of 'The Napi Collective' Josh Manyheads! We chat experiences while under the influence, old stories, and an experience happens while recording.
This week we chat with our first international guest. We welcomed Navajo youtuber and world-champion hoop dancer, Patrick Willie! We chat skinwalkers, a new sasquatch experience, and lucid dreaming.
This week we chat with Blackfoot photographer and visual artist, Blaire Russell! We talk how important it is to share and continue Indigenous storytelling, as well as touch on shared experiences and tales that span across cultures. Blaire also shares a traditional story with us!
This week we chat with Siksika Nation community member, Christie OwlChild! We chat about experiences that span over several family members, staying on the path, and being chased by a black figure.
This week we chat with Dene-Blackfoot artist, Lauren Crazybull! We share our experiences with sleep paralysis, reminisce about tales told to us when we were younger, and share a traditional Blackfoot story.
This week we chat with Plains Cree-Salish traditional singer, Fawn Wood! Fawn shares some stories from her home nation of Saddle Lake, we reflect about how the stories we share span across nations and over time, and we touch on the significance of Star People in our cultures and communities.
This week we chat with Evans Yellow Old Woman! Evans tells us some creepy tales about driving around at night, an incident with ghost hunting on the reserve, and calling your spirit with you when you're travelling.
This week we chat with our younger sisters, Cassidy Manyguns and Rayven Low Horn! We talk about a shared experience while playing games as children, nightmares that overlap into each others lives, and experiencing things while working late at night. We also share a lot of familial and shared memories, and have plenty of laughs this episode.
This week we chat with Blackfoot(Kainai)/Sámi filmmaker and actor, Elle-Máija Tailfeathers! We talk about high activity areas in Kainai and experiences around Máija's family home. We also share an experience of a near-death encounter of nearing the other side, and some small tales of Tom Threepersons.
This week we chat with Îyethka Nakoda/Pomo photographer and Nakoda AV Club member, Soloman Chiniquay! We talk about fate-filled encounters, share some stories about the cryptid Goatman, and recall tales of children's folklore about the joker from a deck of cards.
This week we chat with Siksika Nation community member, Edna ManyHeads! We talk about closing your blinds at night, residential school experiences, and we get a little emotional as we tell some light-hearted stories this episode.
This week we chat with Siksika Nation community member, Tien Winnipeg! We discuss what ‘Little People’ look like, black figures and whispering at SRDL, and hearing BigFoot howling in the night.
This week we chat with our first guest from out east and Anishinaabe Indigenous memester, Dani Lanouette! We talk about shapeshifters, seeing those who have passed on, and a cautionary experience from Axe Flats, Alberta.
This week we chat with 'The Napi Collective' member and drama teacher/coach, Janine Owlchild! We chat about water people and mermaids, seeing nuns in the dark, and escaped tigers.
This week we chat with fellow podcast host Michael Broadfoot (The Sweety Treaty Show)! We chat about symbolism in dreams, seeing loved ones who have passed on, and chat about two-spiritedness.
This week we share our first ever 'live' recording with Indigenous Rising Treaty 7(IRT7)! We had a number of participants share their stories, such as cautionary tales on sleeping with a window open, spirits captured in photos, and we hear our first story about the dog with a human face!
Once again, we'd like to thank IRT7 for partnering with us in putting up this storytelling session, it was loads of fun and we can't wait to try our hands at another 'live' recording down the road sometime!
This week we chat with Blackfoot musician and content creator, Cory White! We chat about seeing tall black figures, hearing drumming from Axe Flats, and chat about our time growing up.
This week we chat with Blackfoot Artist, Adrian Stimson! We chat about UFO sightings and possible abductions, as well as touching on how things always tend to happen in Cluny, and briefly chat about sasquatch.
This week it's just us; Sikapinakii and Allison! We talk about a family experience, a cautionary tale about locking your doors, and we have our first community bulletin!
This week we chat with Cree Illustrator and Artist, Azby Whitecalf! For this episode we focus mainly on stories of Little People (pokitapiiks). We share our own experiences with little people, as well as stories we heard growing up or cautionary tales told to us as children.
This week we chat with Stoney-Nakoda Filmmaker, Jarret Twoyoungmen! We hear our first UFO sighting experience, chat about local folklore out in Morley Alberta, and chat about mentoring and supporting Indigenous youth!
This week we chat with powwow drummer/singer, Randy Turning Robe Jr! We share stories of reassurance after loved ones pass on, recalling spirits, and chat about little people and indigenous memes.
This week we chat with Rilee ManyBears! We share stories about Siksika's tall-figure, hauntings by a nun, and another story about the old Crowfoot Elementary School.
This week we chat with Lars G. Duck Chief! It's a story filled episode with stories of his experiences growing up, we mention Suzy Slough, and talk about the sandhills!
This week we chat with Blackfoot Filmmaker, Kelli Morning Bull! We chat about Indigenous superstitions, folklore, and traditional teachings!
This week we chat with fellow podcaster Wacey Little Light! We talk about helpful spirits, our first windigo story, and receive our first written-in story from a listener!
This week, we're going back to basics with just us two; Sikapinakii and Allison. This week we reflect on the past nine episodes, share occurrences at our aunt's house, and catch up about how our holiday breaks have been so far.
This week we chat with Telly James! We talk about haunted roads, dreams, and have some funny toe-centred stories to share.
This week we chat with Daisha Two Horns! We talk about seeing spirits, cultural gifts, and keeping each other safe during COVID-19.
This week we chat with our Na'ah, Tara Spring Chief! We talk about floating lights, another account about the 'monkey' creature, water people, and have a TON of laughs.
This week we chat with Blackfoot Filmmaker Trevor Solway! We talk about sleep paralysis, growing up on Siksika, and talk about other creepy or funny experiences we've had.
This week we chat with Carly Weasel Child! We talk about ghost cars, dark figures, and other creepy experiences.
This week we chat with Dory Duck Chief! We talk about the old Crowfoot Residential School, recall family memories, and he tells us some good creepy stories in this episode.
This week we chat with Aatsista’mahkaa (Curtis Running Rabbit)! We talk about spirits, share some cultural insight, and as always, we have some laughs.
This week we introduce our very first guest on the podcast, Haley Bear Chief! We talk about childhood memories, have a bunch of laughs, and she tells us some good creepy stories in this episode.
Iiyoh’towaak Ksiskstopsiiks/Things We Hear At Night's first episode features both hosts of the podcast for its introductory episode release! Both Sikapinakii Low Horn and Allison Duck Chief introduce themselves, how the podcast came to be, and share stories of their own this week.