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Tantoo Cardinal on the Alberta Tar Sands and how her community was affected by growing businesses in the area

Tantoo Cardinal on how the environmental movement still misses how things happening in one place affects the whole earth

Tantoo Cardinal on getting arrested with Margot Kidder while protesting the environmental movement in Washington, D.C., and how the earthquake that happened as they were released inspired the creation of the Idle No More movement

Tantoo Cardinal on getting arrested with Margot Kidder while protesting the environmental movement in Washington, D.C., and how the earthquake that happened as they were released inspired the creation of the Idle No More movement

Tantoo Cardinal on getting arrested with Margot Kidder while protesting the environmental movement in Washington, D.C., and how the earthquake that happened as they were released inspired the creation of the Idle No More movement

Tantoo Cardinal on being in an all-Indigenous production of King Lear in Ottawa

Tantoo Cardinal on how streaming made a difference for the show Blackstone

Tantoo Cardinal on not wanting to be a pow-wow dancer in the film Down Here because there are good actors who are part of the pow-wow dance world available

Tantoo Cardinal on comparing the pacing between television and movie productions

Tantoo Cardinal on having to take roles in other languages at the start of her career and how that has changed over time

Tantoo Cardinal on having to take roles in other languages at the start of her career and how that has changed over time

Tantoo Cardinal on having to take roles in other languages at the start of her career and how that has changed over time

Tantoo Cardinal on the film Through Black Spruce being based on Tina Keeper's mother's story, and the backlash the film received because the story was written by a pretendian

Tantoo Cardinal on how some people misrepresent Indigenous identity for money or to further their career

Tantoo Cardinal on how some people misrepresent Indigenous identity for money or to further their career

Tantoo Cardinal on how some people misrepresent Indigenous identity for money or to further their career

Tantoo Cardinal on her frustrations with how non-Indigenous writers don't fully understand Indigenous culture, especially in relation to language, the importance of women in their culture, and how to take care of the earth

Tantoo Cardinal on her frustrations with how non-Indigenous writers don't fully understand Indigenous culture, especially in relation to language, the importance of women in their culture, and how to take care of the earth

Tantoo Cardinal on her frustrations with how non-Indigenous writers don't fully understand Indigenous culture, especially in relation to language, the importance of women in their culture, and how to take care of the earth

Geri Jewell on her relationship with her fellow castmates on The Facts of Life, particularly Lisa Welchel

Geri Jewell on the end of her run on The Facts of Life

Geri Jewell on the impact of her role on The Facts of Life and appearing on Norman Lear's special I Love Liberty

Geri Jewell on the impact of her role on The Facts of Life and appearing on Norman Lear's special I Love Liberty

Geri Jewell on appearing in the TV movie Two of a Kind

Geri Jewell on "decapitating Big Bird" when she appeared on Sesame Street

Geri Jewell on writing a treatment for 21 Jump Street and appearing on the episode

Geri Jewell on how she came to be cast on Deadwood

Geri Jewell on her character on Deadwood, "Jewel," and the fact that she wrote "Jewel's" backstory

On working with her castmates on Deadwood and a particularly challenging scene where she had to dance

Geri Jewell on the Deadwood episode "Jewel's Boot Is Made for Walking"