@@dzdz8497 they've uploaded the entire second season all at once but as "unlisted" and then they list each new episode when it gets released (in a two week interval, i think)
Blaming indigenous populations for the endangered status of marine populations like whales and seals is the best possible example I can think of for missing the forest in the trees
All humans on planet earth are indigenous, it doesn't matter if you are from Africa, Asia or Europe. People have been living like this for thousands of years. Just look at Europe during the Ice ages. In colder climates it's difficult to grow crops and there isn't a whole lot of eatable vegetation. This is why you don't get a lot of different peppers and spices that other cultures have.
In terms of environmentally sound living and being in harmony with the land these people are so much better than the ones who criticize their harvesting of animals. Sadly it seems like, as always, their government has forsaken Indigenous people.
First time i dont see Matty goofing off so much, i really enjoyed this and hope he covers a bit more of the real life situations. much love from Mexico.
@@dswegkingehy4231 I think the point is more that people who don’t live there just go around judging them about how they survive and live when they have no real idea of what the reality is
I’ve seen that Matty is very good at reading the room and matching/providing the energy needed. While also being able to joke lightheartedly to bring up the spirits.
@@pumba4963 He is basically the perfect personality for being super entertaining in so many fields. Cooking, connecting with people, always having a blast, fuckin hilarious, zany, wild; you name it, and Matty has it. My favorite personality in the food world by far.
Thanks Matty for visiting my people... I’m not Inuit but from a different reservation in USA. I’m Native American and I’m a big fan. Thanks for sharing this beautiful episode. I’ll be a fan for life. Keep it going!!!!!
Duuuuuude, that knife maker, someone help him out setting up an online shop. Those blades sold online easily 125$ a piece, hand made and cultural background.
Right? It's crazy how sometimes all some of these craftsman need is a small leg up to and they could actually be making a decent living on the global market.
I don't think it would be that easy, if it costs so much for food shipments I'd say it wouldn't be cheap to ship anything out of there and he probably has limited amounts of materials and stuff as well
@@erikwiken5091 I don’t understand your question. The current situation is the man is middle aged, lives predominantly off the land and seems happy with his life. He makes these tools to be used for their intended purpose by the people in his community, I’d imagine on a need- by basis too. A 25gb data plan with 3mbps download speed is $80 a month in Nunavut so it’s obviously not the place for thriving online business. Add that to shipping and material costs like I mentioned above and even if people would actually spend $125 dollars on something like this, it probably wouldn’t be very profitable for the amount of time and effort put in.
Imagine calling seal hunting barbaric when the rest of the world stuffs live animals into tiny cages of their own piss and shit for their whole lives, only to then suffer a gruesome death either by CO2 suffocation or captive bolt stunning/bloodletting
those deaths are actually pretty humane. but i get your point about the conditions we keep our livestock in. Not only is it bad for the animals, but its unsustainable for the environment. Feedlots are not working, we need to go back to grazing pastures (grassland actually thrives when giant herds graze on it) and a more natural way of farming.
@@ThatFilmisGnarly I understand both parties but what can we do now both parties have their own ways of living, it is what it is can't do nothing about it now
@@yeahokbuddy2510 ⬇️. Literally. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 It's not like they were trapped there. They stayed because that's where there family set up roots. Its cultural. Yet seem like a depressing life there, and no gainful employment for good pay. Like less than a handful of jobs that can earn them enough money to live off the highly inflated goods. Even the dude admitted that wherever you are you "should " be able to become what you want. Yet there its nearly impossible to even get a solid education. It's cool he want to preserve his heritage, his choice. Better man than I, Because I would of hit them with the Chris Brown✌🏽
@@brandonbrown6918 bro you sound so stupid, you do know that not everyone can afford to move, I’m assuming you’re under 10 and haven’t yet realized this but everything in life costs money
@@WillM555 well shoot if I'm under 10 & dumb, than that means you must be still in the womb ignorant of the world. Either that or hella privileged who never went without. Have you watch the video? That's like saying the only way you can eat is to shop at a grocery store. Money makes life easier but if you want to make something happen you can do it, your going to make some sacrifices but that's life. Yet the alternative? Like I said a better person than I. Since regardless of family, traditions, cultural significance I would of been ✌🏽
really makes me think about my uber eats food that was delivered by a homeless man who lived in his van. he told uber he was delivering on his bike to save on taxes. i talked with him for about an hour on the social economics in seattle. cant even fathom what is happening up there in canada. good on ya matty
@icy purple when that wage raise happened, so did living expenses. rent is around $1500-$2000 for a 500sq ft apartment, theres homeless camps everywhere right in the center of the city, people living in vans and cars and tents everywhere. also that wage is only in king county, which is a relatively small county
@@brendanbloomberg3283 It doesn't have to increase living costs though, that's the thing. Companies love to say that they have to increase prices if they increase wages, but no, they don't. They constantly adjust prices and rarely if ever adjust wages, so they have been making more and more profit for years without sharing any of that with their workers who are actually earning them said profit. They adjust prices after wage increases because they are greedy and want to maintain the same profit margins, but they can still make a profit if they didn't adjust those prices. They are literally causing the inflation we are having by anticipating problems that no longer exist or that turn out to not be as bad as we thought they'd be. And once they realize that people are still paying those high prices they just don't bring them back down because why throw away new higher earnings? But the only reason people keep paying higher prices is because the goods they are buying are necessary, not optional, so their increased greed is just driving more and more people into homelessness.
after seeing inuit food in this video, I really REALLY want to try some. As a Navajo, even though I predominantly grew up in the city, I also grew up eating organs (my dad's mom makes the best blood sausage on the planet and I will fight anyone who says otherwise), intestines (achii 😋), and every single part of an animal. My favorite was when our grandpa would let us pick meat off of the sheep's head that he roasted. It was a big deal because, the head was his favorite and was always reserved for him alone. So, seeing their traditional cuisine just made my mouth water and stoked my appetite.
Thanks Matty and Vice team for filming this experience in Nunavu. On the issues on food security and social welfare programs to feed the community. Amazing!!
This is several years old stuff he did for VICE. But Matty has his own youtube channel you should check out. It's just his name "Matty Matheson" (all caps)
Anyone in their right mind wouldn’t have a problem hunting for elk to keep their family alive. For him to say “ the land is our grocery store “ is the most fitting metaphor. It a way of life because they need to survive
absolute sin this is unlisted, so important to show the struggle these people fight against in the most adverse of living conditions edit: listed now lol good shit
Whole episode is highlighting food disparities in the community. Matty: so let's have an afternoon treat of some of your stored meats yea??? 😊😊😊 Store owner: ...........
I don’t think there’s anything wrong with subsistence hunting. And, the only thing that could have made this video better would be if Matty pet some dogs.
I really enjoyed this video. I wish it was longer. I hope it gets seen by more ppl out there and show ppl, like this is just the way if living for some.
Very curious if the decision to unlist these videos were due to Disney's investment into Vice Media. The title "Munchies" already says a lot about what this channel is about. Vice media itself is controversial. Why did Disney invest in such a polarizing company in 2019? I wish they didn't, then MAYBE Vice Media would have more free range and much more free speech.
I'm Native American from southwest Oklahoma and a lot of the Native Americans around here eat raw beef kidneys with salt. I tried it before but wasn't for me tasted like a when have a bloody nose. But I don't mind kidneys bbq grilled, we always have bbq kidneys at cookouts and during Thanksgiving and Christmas we have kidney gravy. Chicken gizzards are also big around here the local gas stations serve deep fried gizzards but if you get them not fresh they are hard as a rock. So, I usually go in the mornings when they are fresh but if I go too late they will be sold out. Gizzards taste salty, chewy like fatty part of fried chicken but I grew up eating them, so that's why I like them so much and people who come to visit never like them though. So, it's more a acquired taste.
Matt thank you so much for this, it was both enlightening and tragic. I’ve lived in the North Alaska region and things are very much the same. Again, thank you.
I love that Jerry has a Tim Horton's in his hand prior to hunting for the seal that will be the only source of nutrition to feed his family for the winter, haha
@@musguelha14 Are you so smart?! How can you be so sure about your financial future?! Maybe he could afford and feed them but not any more! You may lose your job and savings tomorrow and can't feed your family, you never know!
Sounds like they have no other choice up there! People in these communities should be exempt from whatever ecological stuff the rest of the world wants from them. There is no other choice!! 27$ bacon omg I would die in a week. No one can afford that! Surely their salaries are also low! Blows my mind people continue to live in these harsh places, but I guess in a lot of situations, that is their only choice. Great and interesting video!
Just think how much more hard work hunting for food would have been for their ancestors. Snow, No snow mobile, no guns or binoculars. Incredible. Such a harsh environment.
Good for Matty for brining this issue attention. I wish they got into why it’s like this for so many Indigenous people in North America and how governments have played a huge role in disenfranchising them through history.
S2E5 and this E6 have a different tone than the other ones. It's not all bright and gung ho but rather an actual look into slice of life that might get lost or never even discovered. What these people have to whip up for some Bacon is insane. What government is responsible here? Canadian? Are these people autonomous ?
Respect for Matty for verging to Andrew Zimmern territory in trying those exotic foods. Also huge respect for shedding light on the struggles of the Inuit people in regards to food insecurity.
its really painful to imagine that one of the top countries in economy has a problem with food shortage. cause we as a third world country do experience it also but damn i thought this isnt a problem in first world countries
Is there any fund for the Inuit? I have seen WWF and some organizations enabling indigenous people to develop and keep their traditions but not the Inuit. Btw, for those who don't know, the indigenous never go overboard hunting and they respect the animals very much, and even sometimes they are affected because the animals they hunt can be reduced due to global warming. The gorverment should help them more
Nasty food?....bet its way healthier than what we buy in a grocery store...growth hormones anti inflammatory the zap beef with radiation they spray chemicals on veggies to make them ripe..thats nasty food...u would be shocked...
White people have drank and ate blood too, remainders are still around with blood sausage for example. The difference is availability. Food is so plentiful for so many now that those parts are left to the side for better bits of food.
This episode should been seen by more. Important message about the food security problems that northern Canadians face
It'll blow up once munchies lists the episode
Wait it says it came out 2 hrs ago but this comment is from a month ago
Right
Wait what? It came out like few hours ago. How is your comment one month old already. WTF
@@dzdz8497 they've uploaded the entire second season all at once but as "unlisted" and then they list each new episode when it gets released (in a two week interval, i think)
Matty is a great cultural communicator and approaches everyone so open hearted, it’s amazing to watch
Blaming indigenous populations for the endangered status of marine populations like whales and seals is the best possible example I can think of for missing the forest in the trees
All humans on planet earth are indigenous, it doesn't matter if you are from Africa, Asia or Europe. People have been living like this for thousands of years. Just look at Europe during the Ice ages. In colder climates it's difficult to grow crops and there isn't a whole lot of eatable vegetation. This is why you don't get a lot of different peppers and spices that other cultures have.
FACTS!!!
@@chrisjames7089 lmao u just “all lives matter”d this comment about america’s First Nations nice
It’s the Chinese and their fleet of 800k ships lol
@@chrisjames7089 reconquista were battles for land over religion. no idea what you think you're doing bring that up.
In terms of environmentally sound living and being in harmony with the land these people are so much better than the ones who criticize their harvesting of animals. Sadly it seems like, as always, their government has forsaken Indigenous people.
This series NEEDS to be on mainstream tv. It's so enlightening and terrifying at the same time.
It was aired on TV in 2019
@@Sarahhoneymelon what channel?
Who watches tv?
@@TKM11370 vice lol
It was on viceland for like a year
First time i dont see Matty goofing off so much, i really enjoyed this and hope he covers a bit more of the real life situations.
much love from Mexico.
He's definitely more respectful when he needs to be.
agreed, the screaming at the camera can be a bit much sometimes.
You must have not seen his other videos.
The cold will do that to people
12 dollars for a head of cauliflower ? This is criminal.
Yeah I’d rather take my chances of killing a seal
That's life in the arctic my dude
Source: I'm an inuk
To be fair it’s Canadian so like 20 cents
Yeah can you see any cauliflower patches up there? Of course it'd be that expensive
@@dswegkingehy4231 I think the point is more that people who don’t live there just go around judging them about how they survive and live when they have no real idea of what the reality is
3:11 I’m dying that Matty went for the back pat and just died inside when he missed
I was a bit scared that Matty would go in all gungho and wouldn't give the people the publicity they need. He didn't. I like both sides of Matty.
I’ve seen that Matty is very good at reading the room and matching/providing the energy needed. While also being able to joke lightheartedly to bring up the spirits.
@@pumba4963 He is basically the perfect personality for being super entertaining in so many fields. Cooking, connecting with people, always having a blast, fuckin hilarious, zany, wild; you name it, and Matty has it. My favorite personality in the food world by far.
Matty is based as fuck.
Thanks Matty for visiting my people... I’m not Inuit but from a different reservation in USA. I’m Native American and I’m a big fan. Thanks for sharing this beautiful episode. I’ll be a fan for life. Keep it going!!!!!
Duuuuuude, that knife maker, someone help him out setting up an online shop. Those blades sold online easily 125$ a piece, hand made and cultural background.
Right? It's crazy how sometimes all some of these craftsman need is a small leg up to and they could actually be making a decent living on the global market.
I don't think it would be that easy, if it costs so much for food shipments I'd say it wouldn't be cheap to ship anything out of there and he probably has limited amounts of materials and stuff as well
@@fastandloosesir versus the current alternative of?
@@erikwiken5091 I don’t understand your question. The current situation is the man is middle aged, lives predominantly off the land and seems happy with his life. He makes these tools to be used for their intended purpose by the people in his community, I’d imagine on a need- by basis too. A 25gb data plan with 3mbps download speed is $80 a month in Nunavut so it’s obviously not the place for thriving online business. Add that to shipping and material costs like I mentioned above and even if people would actually spend $125 dollars on something like this, it probably wouldn’t be very profitable for the amount of time and effort put in.
Love how you think. You have dreamers and dream killers. It wouldn't be easy, but I'd buy one just to support the guy.
Matty shirtless on the snow playing around with the whip is peak Canadian!
I don't know why these videos are unlisted, they're amazing!
I love how chill Matty is around the Inuit knife guy.
“Ya, it tastes like frozen bloody seal liver” 😂
You could tell he was struggling to get that one down. Those folks are used to gamey tasting meat--of course since it's the real thing.
Translation: this is fucked up.
Imagine calling seal hunting barbaric when the rest of the world stuffs live animals into tiny cages of their own piss and shit for their whole lives, only to then suffer a gruesome death either by CO2 suffocation or captive bolt stunning/bloodletting
exactly
liberals
I call the way we modern people are living barbaric, there ways of living is how were suppose to.
those deaths are actually pretty humane. but i get your point about the conditions we keep our livestock in. Not only is it bad for the animals, but its unsustainable for the environment. Feedlots are not working, we need to go back to grazing pastures (grassland actually thrives when giant herds graze on it) and a more natural way of farming.
@@ThatFilmisGnarly I understand both parties but what can we do now both parties have their own ways of living, it is what it is can't do nothing about it now
Matty: It's amazing
Inuit guy: It's... not amazing
😂😂
He said that from his soul.....he talks like life is perpetually whopping his ass. I would of moved
@@brandonbrown6918 where is he going to move to?
@@yeahokbuddy2510 ⬇️.
Literally. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 It's not like they were trapped there. They stayed because that's where there family set up roots. Its cultural. Yet seem like a depressing life there, and no gainful employment for good pay. Like less than a handful of jobs that can earn them enough money to live off the highly inflated goods. Even the dude admitted that wherever you are you "should " be able to become what you want. Yet there its nearly impossible to even get a solid education. It's cool he want to preserve his heritage, his choice. Better man than I, Because I would of hit them with the Chris Brown✌🏽
@@brandonbrown6918 bro you sound so stupid, you do know that not everyone can afford to move, I’m assuming you’re under 10 and haven’t yet realized this but everything in life costs money
@@WillM555 well shoot if I'm under 10 & dumb, than that means you must be still in the womb ignorant of the world. Either that or hella privileged who never went without. Have you watch the video? That's like saying the only way you can eat is to shop at a grocery store. Money makes life easier but if you want to make something happen you can do it, your going to make some sacrifices but that's life. Yet the alternative? Like I said a better person than I. Since regardless of family, traditions, cultural significance I would of been ✌🏽
really makes me think about my uber eats food that was delivered by a homeless man who lived in his van. he told uber he was delivering on his bike to save on taxes. i talked with him for about an hour on the social economics in seattle. cant even fathom what is happening up there in canada. good on ya matty
@icy purple when that wage raise happened, so did living expenses. rent is around $1500-$2000 for a 500sq ft apartment, theres homeless camps everywhere right in the center of the city, people living in vans and cars and tents everywhere. also that wage is only in king county, which is a relatively small county
@@grilledcheesesquarebody hahahahaha who could've seen forcing a wage increase would increase cost of living. Hmmmm.
After my freshman year at UW, it was literally impossible to find places under 2k thats bigger then my dorm room. *Crys in Poor College Student*
@@brendanbloomberg3283 It doesn't have to increase living costs though, that's the thing. Companies love to say that they have to increase prices if they increase wages, but no, they don't. They constantly adjust prices and rarely if ever adjust wages, so they have been making more and more profit for years without sharing any of that with their workers who are actually earning them said profit. They adjust prices after wage increases because they are greedy and want to maintain the same profit margins, but they can still make a profit if they didn't adjust those prices. They are literally causing the inflation we are having by anticipating problems that no longer exist or that turn out to not be as bad as we thought they'd be. And once they realize that people are still paying those high prices they just don't bring them back down because why throw away new higher earnings? But the only reason people keep paying higher prices is because the goods they are buying are necessary, not optional, so their increased greed is just driving more and more people into homelessness.
That Seal skin coat is fly af.
after seeing inuit food in this video, I really REALLY want to try some.
As a Navajo, even though I predominantly grew up in the city, I also grew up eating organs (my dad's mom makes the best blood sausage on the planet and I will fight anyone who says otherwise), intestines (achii 😋), and every single part of an animal.
My favorite was when our grandpa would let us pick meat off of the sheep's head that he roasted. It was a big deal because, the head was his favorite and was always reserved for him alone.
So, seeing their traditional cuisine just made my mouth water and stoked my appetite.
Thanks Matty and Vice team for filming this experience in Nunavu. On the issues on food security and social welfare programs to feed the community. Amazing!!
I miss this show so much but I'm happy Matty is settled in and has a family now :)
More of this Matty, please. This was really good and interesting.
This is several years old stuff he did for VICE. But Matty has his own youtube channel you should check out. It's just his name "Matty Matheson" (all caps)
@@__Andrew oh nice. Thanks for the heads up.
Anyone in their right mind wouldn’t have a problem hunting for elk to keep their family alive.
For him to say “ the land is our grocery store “ is the most fitting metaphor.
It a way of life because they need to survive
To bad most of the libs are in the wrong mind
Matty and Producers, this is so awesome. Keep honoring traditional wisdom and food. Thanks!
Matty is evolving and I really enjoy him on camera showing more of his serious side 🤙🏻
absolute sin this is unlisted, so important to show the struggle these people fight against in the most adverse of living conditions
edit: listed now lol good shit
Unlisted? What does that mean?
@@opalfruitcake That it doesn't show up in peoples feed.
they republished it now its listed all good.
“She must be unlisted... [breath ring]”
What a lovely man. He is so softly spoken!
Mattie, thank you for sharing these beautiful people and their amazing food culture. Much love.
This needs to be in the recommended badly. Everyone should see this. So educational
When he said “we’re going to try raw seal liver”....that lady was 100% caught off guard. Matty calling her out on the spot 😂
Im cracking up here lol
Matty and Master Rang need their own Netflix show! Series and series! Travel, eat and cook!
matty produces the most insightful, meaningful content that exists today. amazing
This is truly the best and most humble Matty. Much respect for telling this truth of what is happening in the North
I love that this is here for free. Love me some Matty Matheson!
Man Matty just puts everyone at ease. What a good host
It would literally cost me a days wages just to be able to afford fucking dinner over there. Dude, something HAS to be done about this.
Whole episode is highlighting food disparities in the community.
Matty: so let's have an afternoon treat of some of your stored meats yea??? 😊😊😊
Store owner: ...........
I don’t think there’s anything wrong with subsistence hunting. And, the only thing that could have made this video better would be if Matty pet some dogs.
Thank you for bringing awareness Matty! People are quick to judge and this was truly eye opening!
I really enjoyed this video. I wish it was longer. I hope it gets seen by more ppl out there and show ppl, like this is just the way if living for some.
This is super important to share. Well done on the report.
14:27 “fresh frozen” Gordon Ramsay has entered the chat
Very curious if the decision to unlist these videos were due to Disney's investment into Vice Media. The title "Munchies" already says a lot about what this channel is about. Vice media itself is controversial. Why did Disney invest in such a polarizing company in 2019? I wish they didn't, then MAYBE Vice Media would have more free range and much more free speech.
you act like you've never heard of release schedules
Vice is left wing bullshit and hipster videos
@@bigchivo4199 And yet here we are lol
Your right its changed alot its not as awesome
Vice needs to come to Noatak, Alaska to see hunting and fish this spring. got a month to record and interview some locals. Email me for contact info
I love Matty and how he is showing so many different ways of living
I'm Native American from southwest Oklahoma and a lot of the Native Americans around here eat raw beef kidneys with salt. I tried it before but wasn't for me tasted like a when have a bloody nose. But I don't mind kidneys bbq grilled, we always have bbq kidneys at cookouts and during Thanksgiving and Christmas we have kidney gravy. Chicken gizzards are also big around here the local gas stations serve deep fried gizzards but if you get them not fresh they are hard as a rock. So, I usually go in the mornings when they are fresh but if I go too late they will be sold out. Gizzards taste salty, chewy like fatty part of fried chicken but I grew up eating them, so that's why I like them so much and people who come to visit never like them though. So, it's more a acquired taste.
the fact that the coat wraps around Matty perfectly confirms he is actually a human seal
Matt thank you so much for this, it was both enlightening and tragic. I’ve lived in the North Alaska region and things are very much the same. Again, thank you.
I love that Jerry has a Tim Horton's in his hand prior to hunting for the seal that will be the only source of nutrition to feed his family for the winter, haha
Loved the shots of them riding through the snow. Everything was so white
Sad to see this guy and his two little girls struggling.
Why? As far as I can tell it was his choice to have kids. Don't have kids if you can't afford them. Don't have kids if you can't feed them.
@@musguelha14 The girls had nothing to do with that. Besides, why should your tax bracket determine your right to have and care for children?
@@musguelha14
Are you so smart?! How can you be so sure about your financial future?! Maybe he could afford and feed them but not any more! You may lose your job and savings tomorrow and can't feed your family, you never know!
Pure respect to indigenous people they are salt of the earth.
Thank you Matty for this whole series much respect
I love Matty's personality. More down to Earth compare to others.
Really enjoyed watching this. Great and respectful way... Great work 👍👍👍
3:11 i felt that awkward missed pat on the back in my soul Matty, happens to the best.
Awesomeness. Much love and growing for the community
Marty Matheson, bringing our world together one culture at a time. ❤️❤️❤️
I went to Kotzebue Alaska for a little over a week and it was just like the North. Super cool to see this brought to more of a mainstream audience :)
We love to see insightful matty more of this!!! Bring that personality to important issues
Sounds like they have no other choice up there! People in these communities should be exempt from whatever ecological stuff the rest of the world wants from them. There is no other choice!! 27$ bacon omg I would die in a week. No one can afford that! Surely their salaries are also low! Blows my mind people continue to live in these harsh places, but I guess in a lot of situations, that is their only choice. Great and interesting video!
Matty is love ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love the awareness from this man
For those who didn't ask: in the Southeast USA as of today ... Grapes $1.99/lb, Cauliflower $1.00/head, Bacon $4.50/lb., add about 7% total taxes.
This is why i never take my life for granted, someone else has always got it tougher
Nothing but respect for these people🙏🙏🙏
Just think how much more hard work hunting for food would have been for their ancestors. Snow, No snow mobile, no guns or binoculars. Incredible. Such a harsh environment.
Matty in that jacket just looks legendary
The Music is so soothing to my ears😍😍😍
Matty is such a genuine guy
wow this opens my eyes... who would've thought anyone in canada lives like this
Yo when he ate the seal liver had me dying.
It'a so good tho
You know you're pretty far up there when mainland Canada is referred to as "the south".
lol Matty reaction on the seal liver is gold
SO awesome. Nice video! That place reminds me of where I grew up in Alaska.
Matty this is your best work yet
It would have been so nice if they caught a seal since everyone's talking about how good everything about it is. Matty eating some seal intestine 🤣🤣🤣
Matty, you’re amazing. 🌹🌹
I absolutely loved this episode!
7:18
theres a seal right there!!
LOL
The Inuits usually did not over hunt, or do any overfishing, or any over whaling
Matty is the friend we all wish we had
That was one of the best ones yet!
Good for Matty for brining this issue attention. I wish they got into why it’s like this for so many Indigenous people in North America and how governments have played a huge role in disenfranchising them through history.
Matty is, like, the canadian action bronson that doesn't rap.
Except that action bronson kinda sucks
S2E5 and this E6 have a different tone than the other ones. It's not all bright and gung ho but rather an actual look into slice of life that might get lost or never even discovered. What these people have to whip up for some Bacon is insane. What government is responsible here? Canadian? Are these people autonomous ?
I believe it’s the Canadian government
You know, when Matty's not "putting it on" and actually just talking like a normal person he actually ends up being more interesting to listen to.
Deym that last part.. Bright future.. Hits my heart men..
18:05 this dude in the Arctic jogging with a vest and shorts on 🤯
Respect for Matty for verging to Andrew Zimmern territory in trying those exotic foods. Also huge respect for shedding light on the struggles of the Inuit people in regards to food insecurity.
Amazing Matty!
its really painful to imagine that one of the top countries in economy has a problem with food shortage. cause we as a third world country do experience it also but damn i thought this isnt a problem in first world countries
It’s a huge problem here in the US too 😣
Yeah, many people live in poverty or with food shortage in countries with high economies.
United States of America is a third world country with a first world mask on.
@@logangellasch8944 With a gucci belt.
@@logangellasch8944 bahahahaha lmfaooo Holy this one right here
Awe-sum! There is so much I didn’t know. They are so strong! I’m inspired to be stronger.
I just came to say I love how they used the word Inuit.
I love matty so much his so funny
I heard a few seconds of throat singing 💖💖💖
Is there any fund for the Inuit? I have seen WWF and some organizations enabling indigenous people to develop and keep their traditions but not the Inuit.
Btw, for those who don't know, the indigenous never go overboard hunting and they respect the animals very much, and even sometimes they are affected because the animals they hunt can be reduced due to global warming. The gorverment should help them more
im actually kinda jealous how much enjoyment they can get out of eating, in our eyes, "nasty" food
Nasty food?....bet its way healthier than what we buy in a grocery store...growth hormones anti inflammatory the zap beef with radiation they spray chemicals on veggies to make them ripe..thats nasty food...u would be shocked...
I understand you completely @Hyper
I always thought a hot cup of coco or something 😆 😂
really makes me see how fuckin Anglo-cized I’ve been when a dude just straight up drinks a cup of seal blood and doesn’t bat an eye that’s so based
White people have drank and ate blood too, remainders are still around with blood sausage for example. The difference is availability. Food is so plentiful for so many now that those parts are left to the side for better bits of food.
@@rieskimo Love blood sausage