Connie Walker

But yes, I love the podcast Reveal.

It's one of my favorites, as well as the work that Connie Walker has done investigating the murders of indigenous women and that are so often dismissed by our justice systems.

But yes, if I had a dream, if I had an alternate path, I would be an investigative journalist or possibly an academic, but I feel like I'm like academic adjacent enough that I'm, I'm good.

But yeah, the lines are

And that was really good.

And the new season just came out, and this one's called Finding Cleo, and it's, uh, hosted by and, like, m- you know, made by Connie Walker, who's an investigative reporter and an indigenous, uh, woman herself.

Yeah.

So it's really, it's really good.

We've been lucky that we've been given that grace.

Also, on the missing and murdered indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people issue, there was a major update after this episode.

Canada's national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls released its final report on June 3rd, 2019, and Connie Walker also continued doing major investigative podcast work after Missing and Murdered.

Her podcast Stolen: Surviving St. Michael's won both a Pulitzer Prize and a Peabody Award in 2023, and it was the first podcast series to win both in the same year, which is so incredible.

That's one of the immediate takeaways after a first glance at the team's initial 53-man roster, which was set yesterday evening.

Rookie Connie Walker, an undrafted free agent from Arkansas, turned heads during training camp and made a strong push for a spot on the active roster.

That push, however, fell short as Walker was among the players either released or waived by the team on Sunday.

That qualified as the biggest surprise cut that the Bills made.

Jules Bradley, Kim Nederveen Pieterse, and Jordan Gass Pore are our producers.

Our editorial consultant is Connie Walker, citizen of the Okanese First Nation.

Fact checking by Naomi Barr.

Our partnerships director is Lindsey Crowder.