“Samson | First Sons Canada: First Nations Pride, Sovereignty, Community Unity and the Vision Behind Ghost Dance 2026”
My name is Samson. I’m from Saskatchewan, Canada, and I’m developing First Sons Canada. I also serve as CEO of Green Feather Foundation Inc. My work brings together First Nations pride, sovereignty, spirituality and community responsibility.
I am working toward a vision of creating a new country rooted in First Nations sovereignty. I want to open a public conversation about what that could mean, how people would participate and what responsibilities would come with it. For me, building a country begins with bringing people together around a shared purpose and asking what kind of future we want for our children.
My vision raises questions about leadership, land, culture, belonging and accountability. Who gives leaders their authority? How should communities make decisions? How do we protect children, honour elders and make room for people whose voices are often overlooked? I want to explore those questions through peaceful organizing, public discussion and community participation.
I’m planning Ghost Dance 2026 for December 12–21, 2026, at Witchekan Lake First Nation, Saskatchewan. My vision for the gathering centres on unity, prayer, healing and thinking about our future together. I see it as an opportunity to bring spiritual purpose and community responsibility into the same conversation.
People experiencing homelessness are central to my concerns. I want to talk about their dignity, their experiences and their place in our communities. People living on the streets have stories that deserve to be heard. I want to explore how belonging, practical support and opportunities to contribute could become part of a broader vision for change.
Through First Sons Canada, I want to encourage First Nations men to think about their responsibilities to family, community, land and future generations. Pride should be reflected in how we treat people and what we contribute. My message is: our people, our land, our sovereignty, and equal dignity for all.
I position First Sons Canada in opposition to Second Sons. I want to explain that opposition in my own words and discuss the differences in our visions through peaceful public debate. I welcome questions about why I chose the name First Sons, what I stand for and how I intend to turn my ideas into action.
My spiritual beliefs also shape my work. I’m willing to discuss how faith, identity and my interpretation of scripture influence my vision. I speak from my own perspective, and I welcome hosts who ask thoughtful questions, examine my ideas and allow room for respectful disagreement.
As a podcast guest, I can discuss my personal journey, why I started First Sons Canada, my proposal for a new country, the purpose of Ghost Dance 2026, First Nations sovereignty, homelessness, reconciliation and community leadership.
I’m interested in conversations that go beyond slogans. What does sovereignty mean in everyday life? What makes a leader accountable? How can people organize around a shared vision while respecting different views? What would it take to move from an idea to a community-supported plan?
I welcome podcast, YouTube and radio interviews. Whether you want to hear my story, explore my proposals or challenge my thinking, I’m open to a direct and respectful conversation.
Website: firstsons.org
Email: [email protected]
