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Wednesday, January 31, 2024

60s Scoop Adoptee Tom Wilson (Mohawk)

https://www.buzzsprout.com/1994999/14312298

MALCOLM BURN welcomes long time friend, musical force, Indigenous Canadian poet, painter and all around entertainer Tom Wilson to discuss the creative process, love and life. And as always with some excellent music. 

 LISTEN: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1994999/14312298

After discovering he had been adopted and his birth parents were both Mohawk, musician Tom Wilson has explored the deep impact those revelations have had on his life. His new art exhibit Mohawk Warriors, Hunters & Chiefs opens Feb. 2 in Toronto and his new book of the same name is now available.

 

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