Janelle Niles: From Mi’kma’ki to the Mic - The Power of Comedy, Culture & Speaking Your TruthEpisode Overview:In this insightful episode, Steve Otis Gunn sits down with Janelle Niles, a rising Indigenous Canadian comedian, to discuss her unique journey in the world of stand-up comedy. Their conversation delves into:​Cultural Identity: Exploring how Janelle's Indigenous heritage influences her comedic voice and storytelling.Navigating the Industry: Sharing experiences of breaking into the stand-up scene and building a platform.​Representation in Media: Analyzing the importance of diverse voices in comedy and television.Comedy Beginnings: Discussing the challenges and triumphs of starting a comedy career as an Indigenous woman.This episode will appeal to listeners interested in comedy, cultural discussions, and the experiences of Indigenous artists in the entertainment industry.​‍ About Janelle Niles:Janelle Niles is an Indigenous Canadian comedian known for her sharp wit and engaging storytelling. Her work often reflects her cultural background, offering audiences a fresh perspective on contemporary issues.​ Connect with Janelle Niles:InstagramWebsite Follow the PodcastStay updated with the latest episodes and behind-the-scenes content:InstagramTikTokYouTubePodcast: Television Times with Steve Otis GunnHost: Steve Otis GunnGuest: Janelle NilesDuration: 25 minutesRelease Date: January 25, 2024Season: 1, Episode 35All music written and performed in this podcast by Steve Otis GunnPlease buy my book 'You Shot My Dog and I Love You', available in all good bookshops and online Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.