Native Talk Arizona

Tonight on Native Talk Arizona, host Lanasha Puati talks to:

• Amber McCrary, owner and founder of Abalone Mountain Press
• Melody Lewis, co-founder of IndigenousCC
• Alexander Soto, Assistant Librarian at Arizona State University, will tell us about the Labriola National American Indian Data Center at ASU Library
• Gila River Chef Alyssa Dixon, shares her thoughts about cooking with indigenous recipes and ingredients

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Tonight on Native Talk Arizona, host Lanasha Puati will speak with:

• Donovan Carr and Murphy Hebert with the Arizona Secretary of State's Office 
• Andrea Glenn with the Arizona Department of Education
• Ian Allison will discuss his podcast, Native Film Talk
• Nina Sajovec and Sterling Johnson with the Ajo Center for Sustainable Agriculture, about the upcoming 2021 Southwest Native Foodways Gathering Four Seasons Series: Winter Edition

Native Talk Arizona is NATIVE HEALTH’s Native American cultural affairs radio program. Listen every Tuesday night, 7:06 p.m. on www.radiophoenix.org with an encore presentation on Thursdays at 4:06 p.m. Native Talk Arizona is also available on iTunes Podcast and Spotify!

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Guests include:

• Kristine Fire Thunder and Rafael Tapia about the Governor's Office on Tribal Relations
• Valaura Imus-Nahsonhoya will discuss human trafficking in Indian country
• Chef Maria Parra Cano, owner of Sana Sana: Food Medicine for the People

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Guest include:

• Rebekka Schlicting will talk to us about Vision Maker Media, whose mission is to empower and engage native people to share stories
• Kimberly Flack will stop by to tell us about the Molly from Denali program on PBS
• We’ll speak to actor, writer and speaker DeLanna Studi for her insight on storytelling
• Chef Elena Terry with Wild Bearies Catering, cooking indigenous cuisines for the community

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Guests include

• Josh Manning will talk to us about the 2020 United States Census
• April Tinhorn will tell us about Tinhorn Consulting
• Kaaren-Lyn Graves, Project Director of the Native American Business and Economic Development Center and Albert Pooley, President of the Native American Fatherhood and Families Association
• Danielle SeeWalker and Carlotta Cardana of the Red Road Project.

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Guests include:

• Nancy Bo Flood, Artist, Author and Educator who will share her interest in writing Native American Children’s books
• Alexander Castillo-Nunez with Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona will discuss the 2020 Census
• Antoinette Thompson, abstract artist from the Navajo reservation will share what she had to overcome to find her talent in abstract art
• Musician and Actor, Loren Anthony will share how he got interested in music and acting

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Guests include:

• Melanie Sainz, Director of Little Eagle Arts Foundation and Marcus Monenerkit with the Heard Museum
• Sean Parrish - native photographer
• Darren Geffre - Blackfeet Pop/Rock singer
• Karlos Baca - Indigenous Food Activist

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Guests include:

• Gerard Begay, Te Titla, and Iann Austin will stop by talk about the upcoming Two Spirit Pow Wow on February 29th at South Mountain Community College
• Shania Henry with the NATIVE HEALTH WIC Program will stop by to share information about NATIVE HEALTH WIC Clinics and services
• Navajo Poet, Filmmaker and weaver, Velma Kee Craig about her amazing talents
• Debra Krol, Native American Environmental Reporter with the Arizona Republic for an insight on her stories that she writes

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Guests include:

• Navajo Writer, Director and Actor, Ryan Begay
• Caroline Oppleman and Elise Mikkelsen with the Arizona Department of Gaming, Division of Problem Gambling
• Artist and owner of Hilltops, Gergory Hill
• Chef Quentin Calbus to learn more about his indigenous recipes

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Guests include:

• Daphne Leonard, Vice President of the Indi-Genius. A Native American student club at Arizona State University West campus
• Jon Canyon, Board Member for the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Arizona and the Chair for the Tribal Economic Development Committee with Arizona Association Economic Development
• Noah Watts, Native American Actor and Musician
• Marla Allison, Contemporary Native American artist

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