In this episode, Sonny Bergala and Peachy Ungaro share why language revitalization is the best thing that ever happened, why langauge speakers need to start young and why our language can never be destroyed. 

In this episode, Sonny Bergala and Peachy Ungaro talk about driving thier elders, langauge as personal property, why Muckleshoots are referred to as outlaws and renegades and the difference between history and the past. 

In this episode, Language teachers Becky Sheldon and Lathasha Moses speak about the importance of the langauge and how they got involved in the program. As language caretakers, we are always going to be students and learning more about Muckleshoot everyday.

In this episode, Donna Jerry shares a story about her auntie squeenie escaping boarding school in the middle of the night and the legacy Boarding Schools have on language. 

In this funny episode, Jerry Siblings Donna, Teresa and Pete share some advice for tricking your parents by speaking the language, the importance of learning while youre young and how to cuss in Indian. 

In this episode featuring the Jerry siblings, Donna, Teresa and Pete talk about the obstacles to learning the language while they were taken away from the Muckleshoot community and in Foster care. 

In this episode, siblings Donna, Teresa and Pete Jerry share about learning the language from their mom. Lindy Lindgren is interviewing.

In this episode, we hear from siblings Donna, Teresa and Pete Jerry. They introduce themselves and discuss the importance of the langauge. 

In this episode, langauge caretaker Valerie Bellack describes dreaming in the language when she first started learning and sharing it with Vi Hilburt. Interviewed by Maria Givens. 

In this episode, langauge caretaker Valerie Bellack describes her interactions with Vi Hilburt, a lushootseed language warrior.