Tŝ'iqi Nadint'i - Jenny Philbrick

The Matriarchs Podcast is a storytelling space created to uplift Indigenous women and honor the matriarchs who shape our families, communities, and futures. Through heartfelt conversations, we sit with women in many different roles—mothers, caregivers, artists, leaders, knowledge-keepers, advocates, and professionals—to share their stories, experiences, and wisdom.
This podcast is rooted in community, connection, and respect. It is about creating a safe space where women feel seen, valued, and heard, while strengthening intergenerational bonds and celebrating the many forms of Indigenous womanhood and leadership. Above all, the Matriarchs Podcast exists to uplift women’s voices, preserve their stories, and inspire others through the power of shared lived experience. 

 

Join us for our very first episode if Tŝilhqot’in Matriarch’s where our host interviews Tŝilhqot’in National Government very own executive director Jenny Philbrick! Jenny is a Tŝilhqot’in Matriarch from the Tl’etinqox community. In this episode we discuss topics of school and education, family, what it means to be a Matriarch in her perspective.