This one is special! We're so thrilled to be joined by Joel Robinson, a member of the Osage Nation, and professor of Native American and global indigenous media studies, Joanna Hearne, to discuss the current state of Native representation in media. 

It's an incredible conversation that covers Killers of the Flower Moon, Reservation Dogs, some film history, and tons of great recommendations to watch. 

We're super grateful to both Joel and Joanna for joining us! Check out Joel's piece for Slate on Killers of the Flower Moon here, and find Joanna's books here and here. 

We also wanted to make as many resources available as possible so check out our Google Doc that has a list of the films recommended as well as some books and more! Also, The National Film Board of Canada has a bunch of films you can watch for free on their website! 

You can find Joel at @trythebuffer on Twitter and IG and you can find us at @white_pod as well as at [email protected]  We've gotten so many great messages recently and we promise we'll get back to everyone soon! 

Speaking of soon, look out for our annual holiday episode and end of year round up coming up in the next few weeks!