Guests include:

• Deanna Tso - Third-generation Navajo potter, who will be on the new three-part PBS/NOVA series, BUILDING STUFF
• Lizz Rivera - Permanent makeup artist, and the CEO and owner of NINK Magazine

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Guests include:

• Kim Etsitty - Diné science teacher at Navajo Pine High School-Gallup McKinley County Schools in New Mexico, and is currently exploring the western Pacific Ocean aboard the Exploration Vessel Nautilus

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Guests include:

• Tara John, CDCES - NATIVE HEALTH Certified Diabetes Educator

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Guests include:

• Mona Scott Figueroa, Ed.D. - American Indian Studies Program - Maricopa Community College
• Pam Yabeny - American Indian Studies Program at Arizona State University

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Guests include:

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Guests include:

• Lieutenant Commander Arrol Perry - Phoenix Indian Medical Center Indian Health Service annual Drug Take Back Day and Trunk-or-Treat Health Fair
• Margaret Talia White, Christopher Billey and John Beshk - Residential Real Estate Appraiser Certification Associates Degree being offered at Mesa Community College

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Guests include:

• Jennifer Veaco, MD, IBCLC - NATIVE HEALTH Family Practice Physician, talks to us about getting the flu and additional vaccines for protection of you and your family this fall.
• Steven Tallas - Filmmaker, will tell us about his new documentary, Standing the Heat

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Guests include:

• Jolyana Begay-Kroupa and Levi Long -  Upcoming events this fall at the Phoenix Indian Center.
• Alana Yazzie -Lifestyle and Food Blogger (The Fancy Navajo), who will tell us about her new cookbook entitled, The Modern Navajo Kitchen.

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Guests include:

• Laura Medina, Raetana Mannie, Margaret Talia White  - Upcoming events happening at the American Indian Institute at Mesa Community College
• Cynthia Leitich Smith -  author, who will discuss her latest book entitled On a Wing and a Tear. 

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Guests include:

• Donovan Carr - Arizona Department of Water Resources
• Len Necefer, Ph.D. - New documentary - Megadroughts and Indigenous Voices

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