Native Talk Arizona

Guest include:

Chef Nephi Craig - Executive Chef of Café Gozhóó in Whiteriver, Arizona, on the White Mountain Apache Tribe reservation. We'll also talk to him about his new memoir, Our Knives Will Save Us: Dispatches from a White Mountain Apache Chef.

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Guests include:

• Eunique Yazzie - Design Consultant, Creative Director, Social Entrepreneur and owner of Cahokia PHX
• Annie Humphrey - Award-winning Native American singer/songwriter 

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Guests include:

• Lee Issac - Singer, songwriter and musician, who will tell us about the upcoming Sagebrush and Stardust Music Fest on Wednesday, July 22 at the MOD in Shiprock, New Mexico
• Michael Charette - Native American storyteller, poet, flute maker, and musician, who, under his performance name, Tales of Laughing Fox, dedicates his artistry to educating the public about Anishinaabe history, culture, and language

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Guests include:

• Mary Herne, FNP - will tell us about the Indigenous Headache and Migraine Advisory Forum IMHAF, whose purpose is to improve access, care, and outcomes for Indigenous people living with migraine and headache disorders
• Chef Alex Colaianni - with the Arizona Opportunities Industrialization Center (AZ OIC), a network of comprehensive employment training programs for the disadvantaged and under-skilled

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Guests include:

• Kimberly D. Moore-Salas and Camie Goldhammer - Indigenous Lactation Counselors who will tell us about breast feeding and the new program - Indigenous Lactation Counselor Training Program
• Sunburnt Stone - Hailing from Albuquerque, New Mexico, they play music based upon a mix of various influences and genres, from country, blues, rock, and Americana

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Guests include:

• Lucia Leigh Laughlin - Director of Engagement and Learning Programs at the Heard Museum, who will tell us about the new exhibit: Molly of Denali: An Alaskan Adventure
• Nakota Hunts in Winter - Autistic, Grammy-nominated bassist and audio engineer based in Phoenix

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Guests include:

• Kimberly Yellowrobe, DHA, MBA and Hoskie Benally, Jr. - National American Indian Disability Summit-Cultivating Care: The Three Sisters Approach to Disability in Native Country, July 16-17
• Pamela Prasher - Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community CCDF Certificate Program
• Victor Z Corpuz - Maize Skateboards
  
  
  

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Guest include:

• Rose Jacket - Recent ASU graduate who will be heading to South Korea as a Fulbright ETA finalist to teach English
• Albert Haskie - Diné software developer and founder of Nyzhon Studios, who will tell us about his Navajo education program smartphone app called Adoonee 
• Terri Pete - Navajo/Hopi artist and owner and operator of TP Designs

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Guests include:

• DJ Carrasco and Autumn Lopez - Native Nations Sports, creating opportunities for Indigenous athletes to excel on the national and global stage.
• Jordan O. James - Front man for FIRST FLOOR HIGHWAY, an Indigenous Inspirited Sun Soaked Rock 'N Roll band, who have a new album called, Under the Sun, available on all streaming platforms.

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Guests include:

• Chef Justin Pioche - Pioche Food Group, who won an incredible victory on the Food Network competition cooking show, Chopped, during a special episode “Indigenous Inspiration,” where he won the championship title and the $10,000 prize.

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