In this episode, I sit down with Film Producer/Writer/Director Travis Holt Hamilton, whose work centers Native stories, lived experience, and cultural responsibility.

We talk about Travis's life journey, how he found his way into filmmaking, and what continues to inspire him to tell stories through a Native lens. From navigating the film industry to staying grounded in community, this conversation is honest, reflective, and encouraging for anyone thinking about storytelling as a path.

Travis's work has become well known throughout Indian Country, with films such as More Than Frybread, Turquoise Rose, Touch the Water, Legends from the Sky, Pete and Cleo with James and Ernie, Blue Gap Boys, and his latest film, Finding Hózhǫ́.

This episode is about finding purpose, trusting your voice, and remembering that our stories matter - told by us, for us.