Conflict between tradition and modernization in the community

The podcast episode explores the conflict between tradition and modernization in the Ennis community. This conflict is exemplified through the tension surrounding the last remaining birthing center and the push to have all births take place in hospitals. The episode indicates that this conflict has broader implications in terms of erasing Indigenous culture and customs. The discussion also delves into the impact of the mine on the community, with concerns about pollution, water poisoning, and stillbirths. This conflict raises questions about the real-life issues faced by Indigenous communities and the need for cultural preservation while navigating modern challenges.