In this episode, we explore the enchanting landscapes of Saskatchewan and the deep connection to its history and culture, particularly through the sacred site of Wanuskewin. Located just 20 minutes from Saskatoon, Wanuskewin has been a gathering place for over 6,400 years, offering a unique perspective on peace of mind as reflected in its Plains Cree name. The host shares a personal experience dining at the Moon Dinner, a culinary event featuring seasonal delights expertly prepared by chef Jenny Lessard. Listeners will learn about the significance of Wanuskewin in the restoration of grasslands, the return of the bison, and the revitalization of Indigenous Plains culture. This episode invites you to pull up a chair and discover the heart and soul of Saskatchewan's rich heritage.

[00:01:05 ] Wanuskewin's historical significance.

[00:05:07 ] Medicine wheel significance and history.

[00:11:04 ] Indigenous peoples' involvement in parks.

[00:16:30 ] Bison's ecological impact restoration.

[00:20:18 ] Hoofprint tradition rock art.

[00:24:08 ] Bison ripstones and spirit connection.

[00:30:11 ] Peace of mind and sanctuary.

[00:35:27 ] Spiritual dimension of Wanuskewin.