We are back with season 5 and we are showing off how to speak Hopi, our native tongue. The boys are back with a new season ready to tackle 10 episodes and to give back to the community with laughter, education, and joy! so sit back and enjoy Season 5 Episode 1 Hopi Lavayi

The listeners were able to submit questions to CJ Podcast and the boys answered them. Questions we're around language, laws on Hopi, and questions about the podcast. 

In this episode, Carl and J-Man welcome special guest Joe Baca. The three discuss the different addictions that are issues on the reservation, and Joe share stories of his own addiction. 

In this bonus episode, Carl and J-Man welcome special guest Jeff from the Just Jeff podcast. The boys ask Jeff for his impressions on REZ culture such as REZ snacks, REZ slang and Native flicks. The three have a good conversation about breaking American Indian stereotypes and just general conversations about the three of their upbringings. 

Carl and J-Man discuss the concept of medicine from the perspective of Hopi and Western contexts. They are joined by Dr. Pearlyn Tomosie who adds to the conversation, and also sharing her journey from being raised on the reservation to becoming a physician. They share their ideas on Hopi medicine men, Indian Health Services, and why the reservation is unhealthy. 

Carl and J-Man explore the dynamics of why Rez people think the way that they do. They share their own experiences of growing up on the Hopi reservation to determine what a Rez mentality is. 

Listen to the boys once again as they talk about the "Taboo" of photography on the Hopi Reservation. listen to Carl as he talks about how photography is an art form for the Hopi people now and J-Man talking about how photography is now part of the Hopi religion.

Carl and J-Man discuss the issue of "Patriarchy" and how it has infiltrated the reservation. The boys discuss what their perspectives are on the phrase "down with the patriarchy" and share their perspective being males themselves. 

We hear the term "Bless the Matriarchy" often but what does it really mean? Carl and J-Man do their best to break down the idea from a reservation stand point. The boys welcome Samantha Honani to give the women's perspective on women in leadership. 

In this episode Carl and J-Man discuss their experiences growing up in Hopi farming families. The boys share stories from their youth on how farming was important in the world of Hopi.