Geno Ray
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Episode 7: Dr. Beverley Jacobs
Episode 7: Dr. Beverley Jacobs
Episode 7: Dr. Beverley Jacobs
Sunday 26th October 2025
Dr. Beverley Jacobs shares her journey from grief to advocacy for Indigenous women in this inspiring podcast episode.
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106 minutes
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Geno Ray
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Navigating Intimate Relationships
Relationships & Community
Healing Relationships
Religion & Spirituality
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Dr. Jacobs shares her personal journey from trauma to advocacy.
- The importance of traditional ceremonies in healing.
- Impact of cultural disconnection due to residential schools.
- Advocacy for missing and murdered Indigenous women.
- Role of spiritual connections in personal growth.
"Pay attention to those spiritual visitors and their messages."
How do individuals turn their lives around after addiction? This episode of 'Native As I Can Be' features the remarkable Dr. Beverley Jacobs, a Mohawk lawyer and advocate who has dedicated her life to justice for Indigenous women. Host Geno Ray brings a personal touch to the conversation, discussing the struggles and triumphs of living between cultures. Dr.
Jacobs shares her journey from a childhood impacted by residential schools to becoming a powerful voice for the missing and murdered Indigenous women across Canada. Her story is one of transformation and healing, where spiritual connections and traditional ceremonies play a vital role. She opens up about her experiences with loss and the profound impact of cultural disconnection, highlighting the importance of acknowledging and addressing these historical traumas. Dr.
Jacobs' work with Amnesty International and her advocacy for a national inquiry into violence against Indigenous women are testaments to her resilience and commitment. This episode offers an honest look at the intersection of personal healing and community activism, inviting listeners to reflect on their own journeys and the broader fight for justice. What can we learn from those who have battled addiction? Tune in to find out.