Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

Duluth native Emily Haavik joined us in the studio on Friday, September 23 at 2pm. She released a new single with accompanying video called 'Do You Think You Protect Me?' that same day. Listen to find out more about the new project and the powerful statement behind it.

"There's been some sort of acknowledgement - wringing of the hands or shaking of the head in dismay - but full follow-through? That's never been the practice on any level."

(This episode of Journey to Wellness originally aired June 17, 2019. Look for an updated list of links at the end of this story.)Canada has finished its…

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