The Missing Man- this segment is about how the recent event of a missing local community member had placed an opportunity for the Hummingbird Initiative to be discussed and what other lessons were learned from that event.

KYAT Interview- this segment is about what was discussed on a recent radio interview, what to prepare for next, and what reactions can be manipulated from it.

Promoting the Gourd Dance and Powwow Path to Healing on the Millennium Media radio station 94.5 FM, on behalf of the Sandoval Family Nonprofit.

Cemetery Community Cleanup- this segment is about how the KVNO INC has to start working in the community in order for the community members to start seeing positive changes, possibly motivate them, and have more support for their local Veterans organization.

Pamplets And Promotions- this segment is about how the rising prices in today's economy is unpredictably frightening for those who refused to understand the future decisions the government makes which benefits nonprofit organizations in the end.

Medicinal Marijuana For Veterans- this segment is about how there are some organizations off the Reservation that Navajo Veterans can use for PTSD Issues rather than alcohol and man-made pharmaceuticals.

Coffee With The Director Program- this segment is about re-utilizing this program again in order to address the Veteran Officers more directly about all possible resources outside the reservation that can be used to provide better assistance for Navajo Veterans.

The Confusing Failure Of The Veterans Agency- this segment is about how the Fort Defiance Veterans Agency commander officers are wasting their time trying to get rid of the Executive Director when unexpected changes occur within the policy and other problems still exist.

Recap On Rez Relationships- this segment is about what common knowledge all young Navajo men need to know about women to stop the cycle of abuse and teach the next generation.

Spousal Abuse- this segment is about how much pain and tolerance Díné mothers had to put up with back in the old days vs today's Díné women on how they are treated sexually.