“This blood embodied work is to say that there is so much creativity within you that if you slowed down, went back to the earth, did land creation methodologies, work will come to you. For me, I want to conjure from that place.” - Kim Senklip Harvey
This week’s guest is Kim Senklip Harvey, a proud Nation member of the Syilx, and Tsilhqot'in Nations with Ancestral ties to the Dakelh, Secwepemc and Ktunaxa communities. She is a Fire Creator, Indigenous Theorist and Cultural Evolutionist who uses a variety of modalities including playwriting, tv writ...
“This blood embodied work is to say that there is so much creativity within you that if you slowed down, went back to the earth, did land creation methodologies, work will come to you. For me, I want to conjure from that place.” - Kim Senklip Harvey
This week’s guest is Kim Senklip Harvey, a proud Nation member of the Syilx, and Tsilhqot'in Nations with Ancestral ties to the Dakelh, Secwepemc and Ktunaxa communities. She is a Fire Creator, Indigenous Theorist and Cultural Evolutionist who uses a variety of modalities including playwriting, tv writing, blog and podcasting to work towards the equitable treatment of her peoples.
In this episode we talk about Kim’s Fire Creation and Salish Earthing creation methodologies, her thesis work, healing lodges, and what it means to be a cultural evolutionist.
SHOW NOTES:
- Kim’s podcast, The Indigenous Cultural Evolutionist
- Kamloopa: An Indigenous Matriarch Story by Kim Senklip Harvey. The published play is available at Talonbooks!
- Want to learn more about the Fire Creation Methodology? Listen to this episode of Kim’s podcast dedicated to it!
- Salish Earthing, another creation methodology Kim is developing
- The Mystics: A Tshilhoot'in Dechen Ts'edihtan Story, a project in development by Kim (and her first story for young audiences!)
- Kim’s a big fan of the Ear Hustle podcast, the first podcast created and produced in prison, featuring stories of the daily realities of life inside California’s San Quentin State Prison, shared by those living it.
- Break Horizons: An Rocking Indigenous Justice Ceremony, another current project in development by Kim
- Kim’s merienda / snack of the week: the relationships and stories she’s sharing with the adults in custody she’s currently working with. Also, vegan hotdogs with a slice of processed cheese on top, cooked in the microwave for 30 seconds.
“Este trabajo encarnado en sangre es decir que hay tanta creatividad dentro de ti, que si disminuyes la velocidad, vuelves a la tierra, y utilizas las metodologías de creación de la tierra, el trabajo vendrá a ti. Personalmente, yo anhelo evocar desde ese lugar "- Kim Senklip Harvey
La invitada de esta semana es Kim Senklip Harvey, orgullosa miembra de la Nación Syilx y Tsilhqot'in Nations con vínculos ancestrales con las comunidades Dakelh, Secwepemc y Ktunaxa. Kim es una Creadora de Fuego, Teórica Indígena y Evolucionista Cultural que utiliza una variedad de modalidades artísticas como la escritura de obras de teatro y televisión, blogs y podcasting para trabajar por el trato equitativo de sus comunidades Indígenas.
En este episodio hablamos sobre las metodologías de creación que Kim creó llamadas “Fire Creation” y “Salish Earthing”, su trabajo de tesis, las casas de sanación y lo que significa ser una Evolucionista Cultural.
Bibliografía:
- El podcast de Kim, The Indigenous Cultural Evolutionist
- Kamloopa: An Indigenous Matriarch Story de Kim Senklip Harvey. La obra de teatro publicada está disponible a la venta en Talonbooks!
- ¿Quieres aprender acerca de la Metodología de Creación “Fire Creation Methodology”? Escucha este episodio en el podcast de Kim donde ella explica todo acerca de esto!
- Salish Earthing, otra metodología de creación que Kim está desarrollando.
- The Mystics: A Tshilhoot'in Dechen Ts'edihtan Story, un proyecto en desarrollo de Kim (¡y su primera historia para niños y jóvenes!)
- Kim es una gran admiradora del podcast Ear Hustle, el primer podcast creado y producido en una prisión, que presenta historias de las realidades diarias de la vida dentro de la prisión estatal de San Quentin en California, compartidas por los que viven allí.
- Break Horizons: An Rocking Indigenous Justice Ceremony, otro proyecto actual que Kim está desarrollando.
- La Merienda de la semana de Kim son las relaciones e historias que comparte con los adultos bajo custodia con los que trabaja actualmente. Además, hotdogs veganos con una rodaja de queso procesado, cocidos en el microondas durante 30 segundos.
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