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Native Women Speak episodes

  • Language Learners II

    In today's podcast Keely, Taiawentón;ti, and Tipiziwin Tolmon pick up where they left off last season about learning their language and the urgency for people that are thinking about learning their language to just jump in to it. Keely asks about dreaming in your language and the answers are just motivating.
    If you are a language learner and want to add to the conversation in a future Language Learner episode please email   [email protected], or message us on our Facebook page, our Twitter Page, or our Instagram page.

    Host 
    Keely Calf Robe

    Guests
    Taiawentón;ti (Chelsey Sunday)
    Tipiziwin Tolman

    1 hr 31 min
  • Leah Tarbell

    Today Keely sites down with Leah to discuss their experiences with depression, how dark it can be and the difficulties battling depression with young children. 

    Host Keely Calf Robe
    Guest Leah Tarbell

    1 hr 56 min
  • Roxann Whitebean

    On today's episode of Native Women Speak we have Mohawk Writer/Director/Producer and fun person to have a conversation with, Roxann Whitebean. 

    Host Keely Calf Robe
    Guest Roxann White Bean

    1 hr 22 min
  • Indigenous Nurses

    Today Keely is talking with two Indigenous Nurses from New York. You're going to hear what it was like being a nurse dealing with the pandemic and the emotional and physical toll it took on them. 

    Host
    Keely Calf Robe

    Guests
    Suezette Van Horn
    Carmen Jones

    1 hr 10 min
  • Onondaga Jess

    On today's episode I sit down with Writer, Director, Producer, and Medium, Onondaga Jess. Jess talks about her abilities as a Medium and some projects she has out now and a few things she has coming up. It was very exciting to learn how Jess does what she does and hear her thoughts on life after death. Have a listen!

    Host Keely Calf Robe
    Guest Keely Calf Robe
     Intro song by Sydney Calf Robe

    1 hr 24 min

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Indigenous women sharing stories and celebrating each other.