In podcast episode 98, Niesha Honani (Hopi) shares how she starting competing for the Los Angeles Warriors football team. She talks about her diet and her training to get in shape to compete at one of the highest levels of women's tackle football. Follow Niesha Honani on Facebook or Instagram.

This podcast episode is sponsored by the Northern Edge Casino. Checkout Tracy Lawrence in concert September 22nd, 2018. Doors open at 7 pm. VIP seats $35 and GA $25.

In podcast episode 97, Joshua Payte (Navajo) shared that he started competing in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu because he was bullied. He also talks about his training and how he was able to land three sponsors. Joshua is sponsored by NVJO Athletics, John Zortman (John’s Amish Country), and Mark Spitalnick (The Edge).

Follow Joshua:

Instagram: dineh_jiujitsu

In podcast episode 96, Jessica Stago (Navajo and White Mountain Apache) explains why she helped start Native American Business Incubator Network (NABIN). She also talks about the support NABIN provides to small businesses. Jessica shares some of the biggest challenges Native business owners face. She explains restorative or regenerative economics and how this might help Natives thrive economically.

In podcast episode 95, Dr. Tommy Rock (Navajo) talks about his research on the impact of uranium mining on water quality within Navajo communities. He also talks about the keys to completing his Ph.D. and some of the challenges.

Follow Dr. Rock on Facebook: www.facebook.com/tommy.rock3

In podcast episode 94, Charlaine Tso (Navajo) talks about her career and why she is running for Navajo Nation Council for the communities surrounding Red Mesa, Arizona. She also talks about the importance of her culture. For instance, she explains the Navajo teachings: ajooba’, k’é’hwindzin, and hozhó.

Follow Charlaine on Facebook: www.facebook.com/Charlaine4NNCouncilDelegate18/