A group of young people gather around a studio table, brand new microphones in front of their mouths, and soundproofing on the walls that make their words boom.
They’re mulling over what to call their new radio station that will soon go live from the freshly painted building on Chippewas of the Thames First Nation, just west of London, Ont.
Eshkiniigijig Radio, translated to Youth Leaders Radio, in Anishnaabemowin or Ojibwe, is the top contender. And it fits.
The station will be a hub for young people to tell their own stories.
WATCH: These youth are energized and ready to go to air
Youth from Chippewas of the Thames First nation have been working hard to prepare for the launch of the territory’s first-ever radio station. Hear why Eshkiniigijig Radio is bringing community together.
“I’m really proud to be able to bring this to the Nation to help the youth, …