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Introducing: The Makoons Media Group

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THE MAKOONS MEDIA GROUP CREATES DIGITAL PROJECTS THAT CREATE THE SPACE FOR INDIGENOUS VOICES TO DISRUPT, INSPIRE & TRANSFORM THE WORLD AROUND US.

The Makoons Media Group is an emerging, independent, Indigenous new media company committed to Indigenous Storytelling and it’s intersection with digital media and the internet.

Our work aims to engage in forward thinking conversations, investigations, pontifications & disruptions about the world around us.

We are: New. Indigenous. Media.

WE'RE HARD AT WORK

Currently, we're setting the groundwork to be an exciting, groundbreaking, flexible and responsible Indigenous digital media company.

Our projects include: 

  • building the world's ONLY Indigenous Podcast Network, Indian & Cowboy;
  • we are producing two of the best Indigenous audio podcasts on the internet (Red Man Laughing & Stories From The Land);
  • we are building our Branded Content Division;
  • we're developing & producing a short comedy (The Bottle) written by Anishinaabe Comedian, Ryan McMahon; 
  • we're developing a comedic feature film (75 000 Beaver Pelts);
  • and we're in early development on a sitcom pilot (Don't Call Me Chief).

We have an exciting 2016 planned & we're just getting started.

Ryan McMahon

Winnipeg, Manitob, Canada

Ryan McMahon is one of the most dynamic Aboriginal/Native American Comedians working in Canada and the United States today. He’s also a graduate of the prestigious Second City Conservatory (Toronto). His show is a loose, fast paced, silly but always honest look at society from the perspective of a “Native dude.” His breakout performances on “Welcome To Turtle Island Too – A Celebration of Aboriginal Comedy” (CBC TV/Radio, Corkscrew Media, 2010), and the “Hystereotypes” (CBC TV, Frantic Films, 2011) Gala television taping at the CBC Winnipeg Comedy Festival in 2011 led to his own one hour standup comedy special “Ryan McMahon – UnReserved” (CBC TV/Radio, Corkscrew Media, taped in June 2012). McMahon tours independently, selling out venues large & small, and his live show combines standup, improv, sketch comedy and weaves stories and characters into an original style of comedy he calls – INDIAN VAUDEVILLE.

INDIGENOUS STORIES FOR WORLDWIDE AUDIENCES.