Trailer for Sandi L Boucher's new podcast "Walking the Talk." In a first-person monologue she defines the phrase ("practicing what you preach"), announces the podcast launch, and says the show will feature indigenous and vetted non-indigenous collaborators to demonstrate respectful partnerships, what works and what doesn't.
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Every now and then in my lifetime, I trip over something that is absolutely perfect. It's something that I know I was meant to be doing, and I just tripped over another one to explain what I'm talking about. I just launched my brand new podcast and it's called Walking the Talk. Now, you may not be familiar with that phrase, even though it's super common amongst indigenous peoples mainstream, you're probably going to say, what is that phrase? Practicing what you preach. That's what it is. Walking the Talk means it's really easy to talk and to tell people what to do or what they should be doing. But do you practice it? Do you walk your talk? Well, for years I have been preaching that I believe with everything in me that indigenous and non indigenous can work together respectfully without mainstream bulldozing over us, metaphorically or physically. And this new podcast proves my point. I am going to introduce you, and specifically my indigenous followers to many, many amazing non indigenous people that I get to work with. And I can't wait for you to hear how we work together. What works, what doesn't work, the challenges. I've already vetted these people for you. They are good people. So let's talk about it.