With America getting Trumped and Hillary getting washed, Gyasi and Wes welcome Seattle Director of Tribal Relations Nicole Willis and Rep. Noel Frame of Washington's 36th District to the show to talk about the outcome, the mechanics of elections and the implications for all of us over the next four years.

Gyasi, Wes and Minty welcome David Bean & Nancy Shippentower to the show, to discuss their perspectives as tribal elders on life and the current happenings in South Dakota and how it connects to the ongoing struggles for indigenous rights in the US.

Gyasi, Wes and Minty welcome David Bean & Nancy Shippentower to the show, to discuss their perspectives as tribal elders on life and the current happenings in South Dakota and how it connects to the ongoing struggles for indigenous rights in the US.

It's about that time! With Gyasi in Chicago and phoning in, Wes steps up to take control of the show. Plus we ask our producer a few things about those crazy ass white dudes in Oregon who managed to get off scott free, while the cops were beating people in South Dakota.

Gyasi and Wes welcome Native hip hop artist, businessman and activist Gary Davis aka Litefoot to the podcast to talk history, business and empowerment.

It's about that time! Gyasi and Wes welcome Minty Longearth and Sara Ortiz into the studio for another dope episode of the biggest and bestest podcast out there that gives an ish about Native issues and people! Dig in!

Gyasi and Wesley are joined by Minty Longearth for a stroll down memory lane, some swooning over Luke Cage, more on the No DAPL movement, some talk on climate change and a few laughs. Plus Minty brought tortas. Those were tasty.

Gyasi and Wesley welcome Deyo Esquival of the Chief Seattle Club to talk facial hair, Dakota Access, the Royal visit to NDN in Canada, and a couple other bits. Plus, Gyasi talks the rampant sexism he was accused of in Episode 1!

The inaugural episode of Breakdances With Wolves: Indigenous Pirate Radio is here! Get a uniquely Native perspective from attorney, author and activist Gyasi Ross and his right hand man Wesley B Roach! It's a look at politics and culture from a place only they can give it to you from.