In this special podcast episode, former Navajo Nation President-Dr. Peterson Zah talks about protecting the Permanent Trust Fund. The Permanent Trust Fund is currently valued at $3.2 billion. The initial investment was about $45 million back in the 1980s. About 90% of the speech is in Navajo.

In podcast episode 107, Forrest Goodluck (Navajo/Mandan/Hidatsa/Tsimshian) talks about how he started acting, he explains the audition process and how he prepares for roles. Forrest also talks about his role in the movie Indian Horse. Indian Horse will be showing in the United States in December 2018. Forrest has appeared in: Indian Horse, The Revenant, The Miseducation of Cameron Post, and Mud to name a few.

Checkout my review of Indian Horse: https://goo.gl/UskRqV

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In podcast episode 107, Forrest Goodluck (Navajo/Mandan/Hidatsa/Tsimshian) talks about how he started acting, he explains the audition process and how he prepares for roles. Forrest also talks about his role in the movie Indian Horse. Indian Horse will be showing in the United States in December 2018. Forrest has appeared in: Indian Horse, The Revenant, The Miseducation of Cameron Post, and Mud to name a few.

Checkout my review of Indian Horse: https://goo.gl/UskRqV

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In podcast episode 106, Alray Nelson (Navajo) talks about how he helped establish Diné Equality-an organization advocating for a safe, supportive and inclusive home for the LGBTQ community. Alray talks about his identity, how intersectionality impacts his work, and the message he is conveying. Alray explains some of the issues Native LGBTQ face on a daily basis, including the impact of the Navajo Nation Marriage Equality Act.

Follow Diné Equality at https://www.equalitynavajo.org  or on Facebook.

Alray is available to present to organizations to help spread awareness.

In podcast episode 106, Alray Nelson (Navajo) talks about how he helped establish Diné Equality-an organization advocating for a safe, supportive and inclusive home for the LGBTQ community. Alray talks about his identity, how intersectionality impacts his work, and the message he is conveying. Alray explains some of the issues Native LGBTQ face on a daily basis, including the impact of the Navajo Nation Marriage Equality Act.

Follow Diné Equality at https://www.equalitynavajo.org  or on Facebook.

Alray is available to present to organizations to help spread awareness.

In this special podcast episode, former Navajo Nation President Albert Hale talks about Local Empowerment or Local Governance. Where the decision-making power is at the local chapter level. Local empowerment was the foundation of the Kayenta Township. About 90% of the talk is in Navajo.

In this special podcast episode, former Navajo Nation President Albert Hale talks about Local Empowerment or Local Governance. Where the decision-making power is at the local chapter level. Local empowerment was the foundation of the Kayenta Township. About 90% of the talk is in Navajo.

In this special episode, Dr. Wilson Aronilth, Jr. (Navajo) talks about The Sacred Footprint of the Diné. The audio recording was sent from a friend and was recorded at Diné College in Tsaile, Arizona. I hope you enjoy these Navajo teachings.

In this special episode, Dr. Wilson Aronilth, Jr. (Navajo) talks about The Sacred Footprint of the Diné. The audio recording was sent from a friend and was recorded at Diné College in Tsaile, Arizona. I hope you enjoy these Navajo teachings.

In podcast episode 105, Harold Bennally (Navajo) talks about his ultra-marathoning career and how he started directing ultra-marathon events on the Navajo Reservation. He also talks about starting the Canyon X Half Marathon in Lechee, Arizona. He said there are only 150 spots available for the Canyon X that will occur January 5th, 2019.

Follow Harold on Facebook, Instagram or Strava. 

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