Redtalk with William Prince
RedTalks
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29m
Two-time JUNO Award-winning singer-songwriter William Prince brings his unmistakable voice and masterful storytelling to this intimate Red Talk. Widely recognized as one of Canada's most compelling Indigenous artists, he has earned acclaim through extraordinary songwriting, emotional depth, and his rich, unmistakable baritone. Drawing on his experiences as a member of Peguis First Nation, William reflects on identity, family, resilience, and the enduring power of song to help us find connection, meaning, and hope in uncertain times.
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