Breakdances With Wolves

With Gyasi on location with Native hip hop artist Supaman, Wes and Minty are holding it down in the studio talking International Women's Day. Then comes our amazing interview with Supaman to talk hip hop, rapping in his native language, building a career and seeing glimpses of what it means to be white famous.

Gyasi, Wes & Minty are hyping up Wes Studi after his appearance at the Oscars, and talking representation and storytelling, building institutions of our own and all the hype around the Oscars.

Gyasi and Wesley are joined via phone by activist, truth speaker and dancer Sarain Fox to talk the injustices going on in Canada right now. Between Clayton Boushie and Tina Fontaine, it's rough right now. But there are people fighting the good fight, no matter how crazy it is that we can't get justice for two murdered Native youth.

Gyasi and the Crew are back at you, taking on the news and the foolishness. This week it's the Obama portraits, all this gun violence and what can be done to address it, and end on a high note with The Black Panther! Wakanda!

Gyasi and the crew are joined by Gary "Litefoot" Davis and the multi-talented Storme Webber to talk about the intersection of the Black and Native experiences in America. It's about cultural and familial exchanges, commonalities and respect.

Gyasi sits down with one of his heroes, the incomparable Winona LaDuke to talk the long fight against black snakes, oil companies, the new economic paradigm can be, and the need for a new generation of Wendigo killers.

Big Indian Gyasi is back behind the mic with his trusty cohost Wesley Snipes Type Roach, and the Minty Mint Diva. We get another entry in the "How Low Can This Scumbag Go" sweepstakes, some news about da gangja, some bad news for the comic book world and a few more things that are worth your time to dig into!

It's the first show of the new year and Gyasi is in for a vocabulary of kink lesson, mostly because Minty spends too much time on the internets. There's some news about Trump, news about weed, a few decent jokes, some sexy whooping, and of course, a toast to the new year!

The crew is joined by Raven Heavy Runner to discuss the depth and breadth of Native sexual and spiritual identity. This is a cannot miss episode!

Gyasi and the crew welcome organizer, visionary and solid human being Matt Remle from Last Real Indians back to the show, for a discussion that ranges from an RIP for Steve Reevis, Bear Ears, Trump fatigue, Native woman whooping ass, Code Talkers debacle, divestment as a strategy and a few other things. It's dope. You need this in your life.