Susan Aglukark was “truly afraid” to open wounds with her music
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Canadian singer-songwriter Susan Aglukark was the first Inuk artist to have a top 10 hit in this country. She’s won four Juno Awards, a Governor General’s lifetime achievement award and she’s an Officer of the Order of Canada. Now, Susan has released a memoir, titled “Kihiani,” in which she opens up about her journey in music, as well as the scars she’s been living with after experiencing a traumatic event in her childhood. She sits down with Tom Power to share some stories from the book.
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