Burn The Wagon

Today, we reflect on the importance of legacy with Chunn Carrillo and his sister Shimma. They talk about all the things they've learned from their father, Clem, such as traditions, songs, and regalia making. We speak about the importance of Chunn naming his children indigenous names as well as Shima's podcast. Follow Shima's Podcast on Instagram.

Cousin Ras K’Dee comes on to speak about exploring his Afro-Indigenous identity. We talk about his journey into the music production world including how he got started as a hip hop artist, and touring with AudioPharmacy. Ras also tells us about the creation of The Nest, a vision for community.

Cousins Nans and Linda come to speak about their first memories gathering; whether its acorns, sea weed, kelp, or anything else. We talk about the process that goes into giving us our Indian Names, who gave them to us, and the ceremonies behind them. We also have conversations about if non-natives are able to wear ribbon skirts and other garments.

In this heartfelt episode, Juan Dominguez sits down with Linda Lawson and Elliott Aguayo to explore the power of connection, memory, and hope. Together, they share their first experiences at ceremony, growing up on the reservation, and the influences that shaped their journeys. This conversation dives into the challenges and beauty of life on the Rez and dreams for its future. Tune in for an inspiring dialogue about resiliance, culture, and the visions we hold for the generations to come.

Hay:u speaks about reconnecting with culture, being a sober hip hop artist, and how all of this has had a positive influence on him and his family.

Listen to a special live episode from my time at the National Unity Conference in Portland, Oregon. We got to hear from a variety of inspiring natives from all over the country.

Sarah speaks with me about what it means to be a good auntie, creating spaces for our two-spirited relatives, and what its like being a two-spirited hip hop battle artist.

Niko Otis talks to us about his work in land conservancy, pursuing his passion as a rapper, and the inspiration he draws from his father and grandfather.

Seeds of Resistance Live panel featuring Shah Noor, Sheridan Noelani and Basma Rumman. Together, we discuss the struggles of our relatives across the world suffering from genocide.