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Program name: Qimaivvik
Qimaivvik was a cultural show produced in Baker Lake or Igloolik, but included segments from all of IBC’s centres. Topics included: storytelling, hunting and sewing techniques, legends, language, and other traditional practices such as igloo building, etc.
Producer: Rankin Inlet, Nunavut
Host: Leo Subgut

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Program name: Qaujisaut … Read more

Producer: Rankin Inlet – Inuit Broadcasting Corporation

Segment 1: Rankin Inlet Elders play games at Christmas time.

Producer: Rankin Inlet – Inuit Broadcasting Corporation

Segment 1: This is a video shows the Kivalliq Inuit Summer Games where communities come together and compete.

Program: Amitturmiut
Producer: Igloolik – Inuit Broadcasting Corporation
Host: Julie Ivalu

Segment 1: Susan Avingaq teaches how to tan a caribou skin step-by-step. Rebecca Ingaut also talks about the process of tanning.

Program name: Takujuminaqtut / Takuyuminaqtut
Producer: Rankin Inlet – Inuit Broadcasting Corporation
Host: Charlie Panigoniak

Segment 1: Jose Kusugak takes his family camping to his cabin. They are preparing to dry meat (nipku).

IBC: Pituqait (13 mins), Inuit Broadcasting Corporation 2016. Inuktut no sub-titles.

Joanasie Akumalik views some old hunting footage with Henry and discusses the new kinds of gadgets that are now available for hunting. He thinks life was simpler in the past, but acknowledges that there are now items available that make things much safer. 

Betty Brewster is an interpreter/translator. Betty and Henry view some old footage of IBC’s coverage of events. Betty talks about the changes in technology – having to load paper into typewriters and using “white out” to correct mistakes. 

IBC Pituqait 7633, Henry Naulaq talks to Pitseolak Alainga, Inuit Broadcasting Corporation Iqaluit, 2016, Interviewer Henry Naulaq. Inuktut.

Joe Pauloosie used to work for IBC way back in the 80’s. He talks to Henry about some of the funny mistakes that were made on live shoots and they have a good laugh watching some old “bloopers”.

John Amagoalik, who was involved with the original Inukshuk project that eventually became IBC, talks to Henry about the kinds of production equipment that were used back then. He remembers the heavy pieces of equipment that had to be transported around to create programming.

Simanik Kilabuk enjoys watching the old IBC videos on the internet. He tells Henry Naulaq that he thinks it is great that there are more ways to access various videos, but he worries that people spend too much time with technology.  

Miali Buscemi joins Henry Naulaq to talk about advantages and disadvantages of technology. Watching some old IBC videos, it reminds her of her father who had his own beta camera and how much she enjoyed watching the images that he captured.