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Burn The Wagon
By Burn The WagonSociety & Culture
Burn The Wagon episodes
- Episode 20: OG NatalOG Natal speaks about his time spent in the prison system, reconnecting to his culture, and his hip hop journey https://youtube.com/channel/UCLT_fMJ0zrQkYBG5i3HP5aA?si=sbtxtn3ofvjICqJr42 min
- Episode 19: Cliff Taylor
Cliff Taylor is an author and poet from the Ponca tribe of Nebraska. He talks to me about what inspires him in his art, how he dealt with the toxic masculinity growing up, and what its like living in Astoria, Oregon.
Sound Mixer: Chris Manning
58 min - Episode 18: Lizz RiveraLiz talks with me about dealing with her sobriety, reconnecting with her culture, and creating Nink, the native magazine dedicated to amplifying native tattoo artisits.30 min
- Episode 17: Poppy Gallegos-ZingarelliPoppy talks with me about changing the curriculum in youth camps, being an urban native in San Francisco, and the importance of finding native community at UC Berkley.55 min
- Episode 16: Hands LopezHands talks about the importance of supporting native artists, getting into the fashion game, and his upcoming event called The Finest Feathers Fashion show.43 min
- Episode 14: Live at the Oakland Museum of Art with VicVic talks about what its like growing up native in the village of Lisjan also know as Oakland California and what its like seeing the gentrification taking place. They also tell us about their work with the SOGOREA TE' LAND TRUST, their art, and more...34 min
- Episode 13: Klee BenallyKlee talks about the importance of protecting our un-housed community, what Decolonize means to him and how the topic of Decolonization plays into the creation of his board game, Burn The Fort.57 min
- Episode 12: Stewie G
Stewie G talks to me about life in the Bay, HGS Savage Fam, and what its like being a native rapper.
38 min - Episode 11: Sheridan Noelani Enomoto
Sheridan and I talk about traditional Hawaiian values, the importance of our rivers and mountains, as well as stopping the commercialization of Hula and much more .
51 min - Episode 10: Tiśina Ta-till-ium ParkerTiśina talks to me about the top knot classes she holds in Sonoma County, the importance control burning has to native culture, and what Decolonize means to her.57 min
About Burn The Wagon
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Come join as indigenous people come together to verbally burn The Wagon that is Capitalism, Patriarchy and Colonialism. This podcast is to amplify indigenous voices our stories and to tell our history…
in a way it hasn't been told in the history books.