IndigenousMarlon Weekusk, who goes by the name of MarmarGTV on the streaming platforms Twitch, Facebook Gaming and YouTube, says it was “really cool” to talk about Indigenous inclusion in gaming and esports at the Alberta ESports Expo in Edmonton last weekend.MarmarGTV and SimplyAretha spoke at the Edmonton ESports Expo this past weekendJennifer Francis · CBC News · Posted: Feb 26, 2023 4:00 AM EST | Last Updated: 6 hours agoIndigenous streamers Aretha Greatrix (SimplyAretha) and Marlon Weekusk (MarmarGTV) speak at the Alberta ESports Expo in Edmonton Feb. 18. (Submitted by Aretha Greatrix)Marlon Weekusk, who goes by the name of MarmarGTV on the streaming platforms Twitch, Facebook Gaming and YouTube, says it was “really cool” to talk about Indigenous inclusion in gaming and esports at the Alberta ESports Expo in Edmonton last weekend.”We were slotted a time to share our stories, share our time and our journey navigating the space,” he said.”We had a really good audience and it was really cool to be put on a stage and talk to people just to share our trials and tribulations.”Some of the topics covered during the panel were the education of streaming in general, monetizing on the platforms and how to gain success in live streaming.The Cree man
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