Episode
Michelle Chubb: Indigenous Baddie
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- Embracing Enchantment
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- Dec 12, 2025
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- 2085
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Summary
Megan's tarot book is OPEN for a limited time: https://www.impactwitch.com/tarot-readings/ DECOLONIAL X Indigenous Baddie Sweatshirts: https://decolonialclothing.com/products/indigenous-baddie-hoodie Michelle's TEDx talk: Resilience: I Am the Walking Dream of My Ancestors https://youtu.be/gWDLlYzj9Yw?si=nYkEzhXEv6xnjTQL Summary Host Megan Hamilton interviews Michelle Chubb, aka Indigenous Baddie, a prominent content creator and advocate for Indigenous voices. They discuss Michelle's journey from being a shy child to a powerful influencer, the importance of embracing vulnerability, and the challenges of navigating social media. The conversation also touches on cultural appropriation, the significance of Indigenous practices, and the role of spirituality in healing. Michelle shares her insights on personal growth, the impact of her TEDx talk, and the need for balance in a digital world. Chapters (00:00) Introduction to Michelle Chubb (02:46) Michelle's Journey as a Content Creator (06:58) The Power of Sharing Personal Experiences (12:56) Transitioning to Public Speaking (15:45) Cultural Appropriation in Spiritual Practices (22:41) Using Spirituality for Healing (26:28) Staying Grounded in a Digital World More about Michelle Michelle Chubb, aka Indigenous Baddie, uses social media to educate others about Indigenous life and issues while being a mom. Through all the platforms with +1 million supporters, she shares her culture, talks about the history of Canada while tackling stereotypes, & encourages others to reconnect with their roots. She has also been featured in TeenVogue, HuffPost, Refinery29 Canada, Pop Sugar, Fashion Canada and many more. Modelled for national brands such as Sephora Canada, Bonlook, and Summersalt. Nominated Top 25 Women of Influence of 2021 and sp…