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Hello and welcome to For the Wild podcast. I'm Ayanna Young.

Today we are speaking with Hosue Rebus.

Like, when we talk about that creator or the creation or creatives,

what I think, you know, a lot of people use that in social media,

like I'm a content creator, I think that it comes back to like,

are we really understanding what the world means?

Like, if we, you know, if you are a creator or that creator is inside of you,

or that, you know, called creation or creatives, you know, energies inside of you,

then you wouldn't give that away so easily.

Hosue Rebus is an indigenous futurist, creative director, visual storyteller,

and educator, working at the intersection of art, technology, journalism, and decolonization.

His work aims to challenge the mainstream narrative about indigenous peoples,

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