Episode notes
In our debut episode, host Tammy Barton sits down with Red River Métis artist Candace Lipischak, the creative force behind Fat Daug — a name that proudly stands for “Father-Daughter,” honouring her collaborative journey with her dad and their shared love for antler carving.
Candace shares how her Red River Métis roots, passion for sustainability, and a background in graphic design led her to a life of creative exploration — from transforming “junk” found near the Rat River into powerful works of art, to teaching cultural workshops across Canada.
We talk about the deeper meaning behind using every part of the animal, the influence of nature and tradition in her work, and how her MS diagnosis shaped both her artistic process and advocacy. Plus: garlic farming, gallery features, and that iconic moment when Justice Murra ...