Daniel Unmanageable
Daniel Unmanageable
Nova Fox's family kidnapped her from a trap house in Regina Saskatchewan and drove her out of the country to get sober.
Nova Fox's family kidnapped her from a trap house in Regina Saskatchewan and drove her out of the country to get sober.
Nova Fox's family kidnapped her from a trap house in Regina Saskatchewan and drove her out of the country to get sober.
Friday 16th May 2025
Nova Fox shares her gripping journey from addiction to healing through Cree language and ceremony.
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71 minutes
Inspiring
Honest
Healing
Supportive
Raw
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Daniel Unmanageable
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Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Cree language and ceremonies played a crucial role in Nova's recovery.
- Family intervention was pivotal in steering Nova away from gang life.
- Humour and community support are key elements in Nova's healing journey.
- Social media has become a platform for Nova to share her story and connect with others.
- Understanding cultural identity can be a powerful tool in overcoming addiction.
"I had to learn to love myself more than I hated what happened."
Nova Fox's story is one that grips the heart and mind, taking you on a journey through addiction, gang life, and eventual healing. Raised in a world where trauma was as common as the air she breathed, Nova found herself battling demons from a young age. Her story is not just about survival, but about rediscovering the strength within her culture and community.
Growing up in Ochapowace First Nation, Nova witnessed substance use at an early age, which became a coping mechanism for her. But it wasn't just the pills or the gangs that defined her life; it was the resilience she discovered through reconnecting with her Cree heritage. This episode of Hard Knox Talks offers a candid look at Nova's life, from being kidnapped by her family from a trap house in Regina to finding solace in Cree language and ceremony.
Nova shares how these cultural practices helped her heal, providing a path to sobriety and self-acceptance. Her reflections on her kookum’s influence are both heart-wrenching and enlightening, showcasing the complex relationship between cultural identity and substance use. Through humour and raw honesty, Nova reveals how laughter and community have become integral to her recovery journey. As she navigates her new life, she embraces her role as a Cree language influencer and comedian, using social media to spread awareness and joy.
Nova's story is a testament to the power of cultural connection in overcoming addiction. It’s an invitation to reflect on how embracing one's roots can lead to profound healing. If you're looking for inspiration or simply want to hear an incredible tale of resilience, this episode is one you shouldn't miss.