Guest: Diane Sekauquaptewa 

Hosts: Lu Vee, Ainan, Robyn, Rick  

On this episode we speak with our guest Diane Sekauquaptewa (Yakama/Comanche) and her work with the Peacekeeper Society on the Yakama rez. We all share our experience and views on the current situation with Covid-19.

Intro Music: "Turning Into Me" by Jericho Salt

(Originally recorded June 2020)

Guest: Rick (Decolonized Buffalo Podcast) & Dr. Aimee Villarreal Garza 

Hosts: James & Suzanne  

In this episode, we co-opt a project with UTSA doctoral students to speak about Chicana feminism &  Tribal critical race theory. James and Suzanne are the hosts on this episode.   

Intro Music: "Turning Into Me" by Jericho Salt

Produced by: James, Suzanne & Rick

Guest: Amber  

Host: Rick  

In this episode we have returning guest, Amber. We talk about Hoteps regarding Ice Cube’s current problematic tweet, Black sovereignty, and decolonization.

Intro Music: "Turning Into Me" by Jericho Salt

(Originally recorded June 2020)

Guest: Joseph (Aeta: Sambal-Ita Tribe, Igorot: Tuwali-Ifugao tribe, Ilokano, Lipi: Tina-Hambali Cultural community, Moro: Iranun tribe & cultural community) 

Host: Rick  

In this episode we speak about the re-appropriation of Indigenous cultures of the Philippines by Filipinx Americans. We compare it to similar rhetoric that comes from the Chicanx community, and Chicano studies departments. We also speak about our experiences within these topics. We also speak about decolonization, and envisioning it.

Intro Music: "Turning Into Me" by Jericho Salt

(Originally recorded May 2020)

Guest: Nick Estes 

Host: Rick  

In this episode, we speak to Nick Estes of the Red Nation. We cover Russell Means' speech, "For America to survive, Europe must die". We share our thoughts of Socialism/Communism, the importance of Indigenous sovereignty, and decolonization.

Intro Music: "Turning Into Me" by Jericho Salt

(Originally recorded May 2020)

Guest: Rainer Shea

Host: Rick

In this episode we speak with Rainer Shea, a communist blogger about the importance of solidarity between non-Indigenous socialists and Indigenous socialists within revolution and decolonization.

Intro Music: "Turning Into Me" by Jericho Salt

(Originally recorded May 2020)

Guest: Dr. Gregorio Gonzales 

Hosts: Robyn, Rick.  

In this episode, Dr. Gregorio Gonzales talks about the importance of the idea of Comancheria studies (and other tribal histories) within academia. We also cover Jose Vasconcelos, and his contribution to creating anti-Indigenous rhetoric that evolved into Chicanismo, and why Indigenous studies is important to counter racism within Chicanismo. We also cover the Comanche adoption culture, and how it relates to relation ships with Genizaro peoples.

Intro Music: "Turning Into Me" by Jericho Salt

(Originally recorded April 2020)

Guest: Carl Zha  

Host: Rick  

In this episode we continue the Chinese history series with Carl Zha. We go into the start of the communist revolution, and discuss the long march.  

Music from: "The Way of the Dragon" (1972)

(Originally Recorded April 2020)

Hosts: Robyn, Ainan, Rick 

Guest: Erica  

In this episoe, we talk about curanderismo. We tackle many issues about misappropriation, plant knowledge, sovereignty, and healing. We also quickly cover our thoughts on Covid19 issues.

Intro Music: "Turning Into Me" by Jericho Salt 

(Originally recorded April 2020)

Guest: Christian Smalls  

Host: Rick  

In this quick interview we speak to Christian Smalls, who is leading a strike on the Amazon warehouses, due to the lack of heath working conditions for their employees.

Intro Music: "Turning Into Me" by Jericho Salt

(Originally Recorded April 2020)