In this episode, we get back to our roots and talk about "Reservation Dogs" season 2, episodes 1 & 2. We also go off topic and chat a bit about the problems with the Sonics regime change, how much we love taco mayo and Braums. No one mentions Mazzio’s but we also love Mazzio’s. We also talk about the "Jaws" and "E.T." re-release, and ask the immortal question: how does pan and scan work for IMAX films?

"Reservation Dogs" may not have jumped the shark, but we just may have.

Thank you very much for listening. Please rate and review.

And remember, don't just keep it real, keep it--

REEL INDIGENOUS!

In this episode, we talk about the masterful scifi epic, "Night Raiders", not to be mistaken with the 80s hair band, Night Rangers. Join us as we welcome special guest Marly "NoHeart" Fixico-Hardison as she discusses this movie, her art, her tiny home and all the creative stuff she does.

Check out her work at:

https://www.noheartdesigns.com/

The music is:

"Say It" by Kat Lock from her album, Some Recurring notes

Thank you for listening, we'll keep the lights on for you.

Please rate and review.

Remember, don't just keep it real -- keep it Reel Indigenous!

TRIGGER WARNING:

This episode talks about a tragic event that happened in 1977. We discuss the heinous crime that happened and the events that followed. This is a true story that focuses on a crime committed on children. If it gets too unpleasant, please take a break and talk with someone.

Special thanks to Melissa Bisagni for researching and finding the archives and articles that were used in this discussion.

As for the alternative film that was discussed, "Someone Cry for the Children", It's a bit dated, formatted kind of funky and has some weird voice over, but it is very informative. It can be found on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyTqJFqwDSk&t=3921s

As for the website that has a lot of archival information, it can be found here:

http://www.girlscoutmurders.com/

Thank you for listening.

In this episode, we welcome Rutherford Falls finest citizens, Jana Schmieding & Sierra Teller Ornelas. They join us for a chat about the amazing series "Rutherford Falls". We chat a bit about working in comedy, being Indigenous in the entertainment world, and a even a little bit about an alleged Emmy steal from a show we never heard of.

Enjoy this lovely chat, and when you're done, go watch Rutherford Falls season 1 and 2 streaming on Peacock. And if you've seen it already -- watch it again, and then let the Peacock know that we need more seasons of this brilliant show.

https://www.peacocktv.com/watch/asset/tv/rutherford-falls/8330814257994338112?orig_ref=https://www.google.com/

The recurring music is:

"A Recurring Theme" by Kat Lock from the album "Some Recurring Notes"

Thanks a lot for listening, and we hope you keep recurring to come back and listen to this show, as well as supporting the other fine Indigenous content that is out there.

Remember, don't just keep it real...

keep it reel Indigenous!

In this episode, we talk about the kickass movie, "PREY", starring Amber Midthunder and a bunch of Numunu representation. Also, in this episode, we have some very special guests. We have Joey Clift, comedian, TV writer, and enrolled Cowlitz Indian Tribal Member currently working as a staff writer on the Netflix kids animated fantasy adventure series "Spirit Rangers". We also have Sunrise Tippeconnie, filmmaker, film professor, all around genius, who is here to give us some insights on the deep cuts Comanche representation in this film.

If you haven't watched it, watch Prey on Hulu -- watch it in Comanche and English and watch it again.

When "Spirit Rangers" comes out on Netflix, make sure you catch that too.

The music is:

"Mars" by Kat Lock, from her album "Some Recurring Notes"

Thanks for listening, don't forget to rate and review.

Until next time.

Don't just keep it real...

...keep it REEL INDIGENOUS!

In this episode, we welcome podcast god Tyler "Turtle" Randall from the Skoden Cinema Podcast. He talks about his experience as a student of film, an animator and teacher of media. He also gives some insights on how he creates a podcast and a bit of history of Indigenous media and theories on where it's going.

We also discuss how Steven Seagal Aikidos a virus.

Check out Tyler at:

https://www.facebook.com/Skoden-Cinema-108144274388277/\

https://redcircle.com/shows/skoden-cinema

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCczaYcXRK2fJufmSMgSkGVQ

The tune we're playing is:

"New Gospel" by Kat Lock from the album, "Some Recurring Notes".

As always, thanks for listening.

Don't just keep it real...keep it reel Indigenous!

NERD ALERT!!!!

We finally get to talk about a Marvel movie. It's a good life when we can talk about Indigenous content in the MCU. In this episode, Angela and tvli talk about Taika Waititi's "Thor: Lub & Thunder".

Warning, there's a lot of geeking out about the MCU, and all kinds of nerding out. Plus, we hop up on the pulpit and talk about the religious content in this film.

Tune in next Sunday when the sermon will be, "There's only one God, and we're pretty sure he doesn't dress like that".

The MUSIC is:

"Our Love is Not God" by Kat Lock, from the album, "Some Recurring Notes"

Thanks for listening. and remember:

Don't just be real. Be

REEL INDIGENOUS!

Look at us, we made it to lucky episode 13.

It feels like it was just last week that we were talking about how much we loved season 1 of Rutherford Falls. Well, it looks like we weren't just a snag. Rutherford Falls has come back to us for a second season, and we are still in love.

In this episode, Noetta Harjo is like a great sitcom character that we just can't get enough of. She's no longer a special guest, and is starting to become a regular, and we are happy for that. So, Noetta, Candice and Angela get together to chat it up about season 2 of Rutherford Falls and say some nice things about it -- especially that wild Halloween episode.

So, crank up the Poddy Cast machine, listen up and witness the greatest love story between a podcast and a TV show.

The music, once again, is:

"Room to Grow" by Kat Lock from her "Some Recurring Notes" album.

Dig it if you can.

Thanks for listening.

Don't just keep it real...keep it Reel Indigenous!

No, this is not a show about the basketball legend, Randy Rutherford. Though there should be a show about him, and it would be called Rutherford Rises.

In this episode we hop a ride on the flashback machine and head back to the good ol' days of 2021, where we talk about another phenomenally badass Indigenous series that came out way back when called, "Rutherford Falls". We do an overall discussion of season 1 as season 2 streams from the Peacock right now.

Tvli talks about the show from a male point of view, and Candace and Angela have to keep him in check and explain lots of stuff to him.

But, overall, we just boast about how much we love this show.

So put on that "Free Britney" t-shirt, grab your Covid-19 vaccination card so you can remember whether you're team Pfizer or team Moderna, and maybe even Team johnson & Johnson. While you're there, you should fill up a tank of gas for less then $100 as we go back to 2021 when life was easier and "Rutherford Falls" was fresh and new. Then, come back to the present and watch season 2. Hopefully we'll chat about that fairly soon.

Thanks for listening.

The music is:

Why Are You Crying?" by Kat Lock from her "Some Recurring Notes" album.

Also, for fun, here's the "beading with the writer's room" on Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewPm9KBX6OI

Remember, don't just keep it real..keep it Reel Indigenous!

We're back, baby, with 8 lives to spare.

Why?

Because some people got to see the new cool as a fan TV series, "Dark Winds", and we got to inquire with these bonafide media critics about it. Y'all know we had to come back for this.

In this episode our baby boy has come back home to us. After a brief stint of doing some real movie stuff, Jason Asenap has returned.

And not just that -- we gots us a special guest. Another real life critic who hails from Geek Girl Authority and goes by the handle:

Noetta Harjo.

We are so lucky that she has decided to slum it with us lowly poddycast folks.

Since Jason and Noetta are real life critics, they got to watch the new AMC show "Dark Winds". And they come here to spill the beans about what they saw.

Then after our chat, our real life journalist, Angela Startz, puts on her journalistic hat and talks about the time she hung out at a virtual roundtable discussion with Jessica Matten, Zahn McClarnon, Kiowa Gordon, Chris Eyre and Graham Roland -- the acting people, creators and storytellers of "Dark Winds".

The discussion was sponsored by the great folks at the Native American Journalist Association (NAJA).

This is kind of a long episode so hope you enjoy it. Thanks for listening.

After you're done listening, don't forget to do some reading of Noetta Harjo's writings at:

https://www.geekgirlauthority.com/author/noetta/

and then maybe check out NAJA and see what all they offer:

https://najanewsroom.com/

The music is:

"Venus" by Kat Lock from her "Some Recurring Notes" album

And don't forget to watch the six episode series of "Dark Winds", dropping every Sunday, starting June 12, on AMC and on their streaming app: AMC+. Check local listings for showtimes and dates.

Remember, don't just keep it real. Keep it reel indigenous!