There has always been a pervasive greed and hatred toward Natives and other peoples of color in this country. The desire to not be inclusive is a part of the everyday behaviors of State and local governments. When it comes to the overall inequality people of color face in this country, the phrase; ”Let them eat grass.” comes to mind.

The more things change the more they stay the same. We have witnessed many changes in Indian Country since our show’s beginning. What a journey it has been!

Why do many non-Natives feel we need oversight or mentoring? What is the matter with them? They just can’t help themselves.

"Again, big oil is trying to conflate food prices with ethanol production. The biggest lies always sell."

Things were fine with the environment in this country, and water “management” was not a problem until the arrival of the colonizers. In this episode, we take a look at a long-standing and recently overturned federal rule which was used to limit tribal sovereignty.

"The US is quick to provide aid to other countries in crisis. Natives and other people of color face crisis' every day with little to no assistance from this government."

Tradition comes in many forms. For our indigenous communities, one way they are preserved are through our food systems. In this episode of our show, we present two examples of how tribes are using traditional food systems for the continuance of traditional ways. In our "Racism in America" segment, we focus on a hotel in South Dakota who refuses to allow Native folks to rent rooms, resulting in a federal law suit.

Hosts: Michael Kickingbear (Mashantucket Pequot)
David Greyowl (Echoda Cherokee)

"All we hear about climate change is what we all hear on the news. But who those changes affect are rarely if ever talked about."

It really feels like the desire of some folks to embarrass themselves and the country as a whole has finally reached the pinnacle of Lowes. In this episode, we run another story about the Port Neeches Grove High school in Texas, and their continued disgusting behavior of appropriating Native American culture through their athletics sports program, this time their cheerleader squad performing at Walt Disney World.

Also in this episode... a discussion of the national embarrassment known as the republican clown show that took place during the confirmation hearing of President Bidens Supreme Court pick, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.

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