Breakdances With Wolves

It's been a heavy week for the fam, but rather than let it win, we're talking about it. Funerals and passings, traditions and philosophy. Walk with us while pay our respects.

After a brief hiatus, the crew is back! Gyasi has Wes and Minty back in the studio, enjoying life, and talking about a few things that have popped up on the less serious side of things. There's Starbucks sensitivity training, some of the racist Roseanne talk, and a discussion of the lyrical murder of Drake, by one Pusha T in the best rap beef since Nas & Jay-Z.

Gyasi Ross & Co. are back with a vengeance! Well, not really, but they are back, still talkin' that ish, being Native AF and being real about the issues that Natives care about. This week they're joined by Howie Echo Hawk and Prof. Christina Roberts to continue their discussion about how Natives self identify and all the implications that go with it!

The gang is back with part 2 of the identity conversation and joined by a couple of special guests, activist Matt Remle and Rachel Heaton to discuss how we talk about ourselves, the contexts we change that in and what that means to us as a people.

With Gyasi and Wes flying solo, it's part one of a two part series on identity and how Natives identify themselves.

Native actor Martin Sensmeier drops in to drop knowledge on being a successful Native in Hollywood, doing the work, rolling with the punches and the dopest party he's ever been too...

Native actor Martin Sensmeier drops in to drop knowledge on being a successful Native in Hollywood, doing the work, rolling with the punches and the dopest party he's ever been too...

We don't really know what else to say. We're tired. The violence in America is too much some weeks. It starts heavy but we end on a lighthearted note, as we discuss TV shows we love. Dig in, get some knowledge, some laughs. Sometimes it's all we got.

We don't really know what else to say. We're tired. The violence in America is too much some weeks. It starts heavy but we end on a lighthearted note, as we discuss TV shows we love. Dig in, get some knowledge, some laughs. Sometimes it's all we got.

Gyasi is solo for the night. After a great interview on Deray McKesson's Pod Save the People, Gyasi sits down in Studio 212 to reflect on the way he navigates with different audiences. Then we jump into our airing of the interview. It's a discussion about issues important to Native people's told to people without the same perspective.