Radio Free Rewind: Why language matters in Cole Pauls' "Dakwäkãda Warriors"

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This episode originally aired in November 2019. You can find the article we mentioned about passing down Indigenous languages linked here.

When it comes to comics, language matters — especially in the case of Dakwäkãda Warriors. Vancouver's Cole Pauls joins Justin to discuss how his Indigenous futurist comic keeps the Southern Tutchone language alive.

Much of Dakwäkãda Warriors is written in Southern Tutchone, which Pauls learned growing up in Haines Junction, Yukon. The comic, which was recently published in a collection, tells the story of two Indigenous heroes battling a cyborg Sasquatch and an evil pioneer.

Cole tells Justin about his goals for the comic, his self-publishing process and the stellar party his community threw when the book came out.

RFK airs first on CJRU 1280 AM in Toronto. This episode was produced by Justin Chandler.

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