In this episode you will meet a special guest. Former mayor of Muskogee, and City Councilor Wren Stratton. She is a breast cancer survivor and board member of The Women Who Care organization. This Saturday at the Martin Luther King Center The International Women's Group of Muskogee will host the International Fashion show! Benefiting The Women Who care and The Rutha Timmons Cancer Foundation.

This featured designer Joyce Nevaquaya Harris is a talented Comanche artist from Anadarko,OK She is the daughter or the Late Doc Tate Nevaquaya. Joyce specializes in hand painting designs on clothing. Check out this episode and learn whats coming up on Friday in bringing awareness to Breast Cancer with an Indigenous Pink Fashion show.

This podcast is an informative interview with a member from the Wichita tribe who is an event coordinator for the Indigenous Pink Fashion show. Blessing Bedeau gives all the details and information for whats to come on Friday at the Wichita Tribal health care fair and fashion show!

Celebrate Indigenous Peoples Weekend with us at the Roxy Theater on Sunday afternoon in downtown Muskogee!! Meet a few of the actors and actress from the film and walk the Red carpet! Doors open at 1 pm! Movie time starts at 2 pm!

Elections for Cherokee Nation Council will get underway on Saturday! Meet one of the best candidates running for Tribal council

March is Women's History Month and we are celebrating notable women who make a difference in the world by creating positive outlets for our youth to learn and engage in performing arts. The lovely Elena Huffman tells us in full detail about her students that she teaches a rare and remarkable dance called the Irish River dance. Her team is going to perform at the World Level of Irish Competition dancing in Dublin Ireland! Tune in and find out all the important details she shares!

Hear about what is coming up for Women's History month and celebrate a multicultural celebration in honor of International Women's Day! Find out whats happening in Muskogee! Did you know Muskogee now has a film office! Meet Director Bryce Marshall.

This month we are celebrating Native American Heritage month by recognizing our Veterans, attending celebrations. Having performances to make our younger generation aware and feel proud to be Native American.

Enjoy Meeting a Marine Corps Veteran and Former Speaker of the Muscogee Creek National Council and new Executive Director of Muskogee Tourism Authority Mr. William Lowe

This is my story of how my journey through faith got me through holy matrimony until our wedding Day!

Meet the lovely ShIron Butterfly Ray the Director of Barebones International Film Festival This is the 25th year that this festival will be celebrated. Viewers can come to the film festival in person at the Historic Roxy Theater in Downtown Muskogee located at 220 W. Okmulgee or if your out of state you can tune in virtual!