Episode 68: Brother Bear (2003)

Happy New Year! To kick of 2024 we’re reviewing Disney’s Brother Bear (2003), the story of a human learning to be nice to animals by being forced to live as one. This is low-key a stone age movie – it’s set in Beringia during the Pleistocene, but other than some mammoths and glaciers, it doesn’t shove its stone-age-ness in your face. In this episode we talk cave art, megafauna, and, as always, Canadiana.

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In this episode:

• Bob and Doug McKenzie

• Buy yerself a toque, eh?

• Petroforms in Whiteshell Provincial Park, Manitoba

• Navajo Sand Painting

• Indigenous languages of the Arctic

• The Peopling of the North American Arctic

• Bald eagle vs. red-tailed hawk calls

• The last woolly mammoths went extinct on Wrangel Island 4000 years ago

• The St. Paul Island mammoths

• Pleistocene megafauna of Beringia

• HOPE Lab merch