EP1: The Bannock Road

In the first episode, Felipe and Jodi travel to the boreal forests of kâniyâsihk Cultural Camps. With the guidance of Dr. Kevin Lewis from Ministikwan Lake Cree Nation in Treaty 6 Territory, they learn the cultural significance of the beaver, how to cook beaver tail, and how to prepare many other historical recipes from the region.

 EP2: One-of-a-kind Indigenous Christmas meal

Chances are you haven't been to Missinipie...until now!

See how we prepare a one-of-a-kind Indigenous Christmas meal with some international flair.

 EP3: Bison

 Explore how bison powers up Saskatchewan

The power of the pan

Extra material

Hosts

Felipe Gomez is an adventurer, filmmaker, and all-around creative force, who was born in Chile. He has led an exciting life, having gained a following for his work as Felipe the Bass Invader and for his incredible bass and bike tour adventure across the world.

Notably, Felipe is the first immigrant to become The Saskatchewanderer, a position that gave him the opportunity to travel across Saskatchewan, documenting his experiences through blog posts, photos, and videos, and sharing them on various social media platforms. His infectious personality and unique perspective have helped him to amass a large following, making him a beloved figure in the region and beyond.

As a creator, editor, and director, Felipe has taken his talents to new heights with the creation of the Big Heart | Small Town web series. This series is a testament to Felipe's love for Saskatchewan, as he connects with people from various Indigenous communities and explores their traditional food systems and food teachings. With his passion for adventure and storytelling, Felipe continues to inspire others to live life to the fullest and embrace new experiences.

Jodi Robson, a proud member of the Okanese First Nation in Treaty 4 territory, is of Cree and Nakoda heritage. Her success as a finalist in season 3 of the Great Canadian Baking Show and her return for the Holiday Special in season 5 has allowed her to showcase her culture and stories as an Indigenous woman on a mainstream platform.

Jodi is passionate about food, family, the outdoors, and her Indigenous culture, and she resides in Regina with her partner and two children. In addition to her busy schedule, Jodi presents virtually and in person to various organizations such as Big Brothers Big Sisters Regina, Reconciliation Regina, and Big Sky Centre for Learning and Being Astonished.
She also shares her knowledge and skills in baking cupcakes and preparing traditional and modern methods of First Nations food in public schools.

Jodi, alongside Felipe the Explorer, co-hosts the Big Heart | Small Town web series, where they connect with people and explore the traditional food systems and food teachings of various Indigenous communities across Saskatchewan.