Media Features
Rachael Hunt is leading The Cycle Breakers Movement for those reclaiming their identity, sovereignty, and purpose. Through her work - featured on stages, podcasts, and publications - Rachael bridges Indigenous wisdom with science-backed modalities to help communities and leaders create generational well-being, success, and prosperity.
Here you'll find recent interviews, features, and media appearances that explore her teachings, her story, and her mission to empower Indigenous women & leaders to rise in a good way.
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Pow Wow Pitch 2023 Finalist
"Freedom School Co. leans heavily into understanding the individual’s mindset before diving into practical strategy. “We really emphasize the importance of healing to the root cause of the barriers,” Rachael says.
The Freedom Method™️, she adds, “empowers entrepreneurs to create sustainable, thriving businesses.” Built upon neuro-linguistic programming, quantum energetics, and marketing strategies, it’s a holistic way to heal generational wounds and foster growth through entrepreneurship. This is legacy work.”"
Globe & Mail: Supporting the new Indigenous economy through meaningful change
“This is a hot time for us,” Hunt says. “This is our time to take up that space, rise in our power and our potential.” For many Indigenous entrepreneurs like Hunt, the opportunity to access such platforms marks the beginning of a new chapter—one in which their contributions are not only acknowledged but celebrated, rectifying decades of economic exclusion.
Indigenous SME Business Magazine: Empowering Indigenous Prosperity & Success
In an exclusive interview with Indigenous-SME Business Magazine, Rachael Hunt, Founder and CEO of Freedom School Co., shares how she is reshaping workplace culture and uplifting Indigenous professionals through healing-centered empowerment, leadership development, and the transformative vision behind her Cycle Breakers Movement. Featured in the November-December 2025 issue (pages 34-37)
Culture is Healing Podcast:
Returning Home (Ep. 28)
In this episode of Culture Is Healing, Rachael Hunt and George Harris Jr. talk about what it means to return home — to culture, ceremony, and community. Rachael shares ancestral wisdom and teachings from the Eighth Fire. The conversation is a call to remember that culture isn’t something we practice once in a while — it’s something we live. Whether through prayer, gratitude, or presence, every moment can become ceremony.
Downie-Wenjack Fund Live
Rachael joins The Downie-Wenjack Fund for a special episode of DWF LIVE to explore self-care, intergenerational trauma, and healing, and reflect on how nurturing emotional and nervous system well-being strengthens our ability to show up for ourselves and our communities.
The Indigenist Podcast: Episode 16
In this episode of The Indigenist Podcast, Rachael sits down with host Steven Vanloffeld @rezsuperstar to talk about:
✅ Breaking cycles & reclaiming identity
✅ Why burnout can be a sacred turning point
✅ Walking in two worlds with integrity
✅ What real empowerment actually looks like
If you’re standing at the edge of change—this is for you.
Dress for Success: Women Who Inspire Campaign
"Thank you to our Star Power Campaign supporter, Rachael Hunt, for giving visibility to #WomenWhoInspire2026!
Her commitment to inclusion and empowering women embodies the spirit of the Women Who Inspire campaign."
She&Success Podcast: COMING SOON
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