Rez Talk with The Native Guy

As you think of the music genres, the Hip Hop is familiar to many. As you listen to this episode from the live show, we hear Hip Hop artists, such as UndaDawg from Oklahoma, as well Sten Joddi, hip hop artist Scott Kalama of the Warm Springs tribe, and Tall Paul from the Anishinabe tribe. Find all these artists streaming on Spotify, soundcloud and many more streaming services! Come be a guest as we want to help others know more about you and your Music! 

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Listen in as you hear and watch the editing of the Nativebroadcast network the Native American Church songs. Music from Blackhorse, Primeuax and Mike, Yankton Sioux, Lans Saupitty, and various intertribal peyote music from various Indigenous tribes of North America! This podcast takes you on the editing journey of the church songs of Indigenous people!

This episode take you along the music route, as various Tribes share the NAC songs, widely available on streaming platforms today!

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On this episode it starts with topics ranging from Bigfoot encounters, to stories of the little people of various tribal beliefs, to Alien enconters as well the Taboo stories of the Owls! then the podcast abruptly ends as we continue on the "Powwow Trail, Dance your Style". Listen in as Native Smokes, Hanley, Bongs, and Native Guy share stories! 

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Cindy Famero Currently works for the Office of Disability Concerns as a Disability Advocate. She is the mother of seven children 4 boys and 3 girls. She is originally from Lawton area but moved to the West Coast in her early 20's. She and her family moved back home in 2015 from the Bay area where she worked at the Friendship House, Native American Healing Center as a substance use disorder counselor.

Ms. Famero attends Cameron University where she is President of the Native American Student Association. Her major is interdisciplinary Studies with a major of Criminal Justice and minor in Psychology.

Ms. Famero works in the community in several ways. She is the founder of Warrior Women Society, a community-based organization that helps indigenous women with all things that supportive services do not help with, founding member of the Comanch Academy Indigenous Charter school, founding member of fthe Lawton Indigenous Peoples Day, Board member of MMIW Indian Capitol,  Vice President of the Cameron University Native American Student Association (NASA). Ms. Famero was awarded Woman of the Year 2019 for Comanche County by the Mayor's commission on the Status of Women and most recently Parent of the Year from the Oklahoma Council of Indian Education.

"I am humbled and grateful for the Indigenous People that I have encountered, and I seek to serve with all that I have, and all that Creator has blessed me with." Cindy Famero

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Listen in to part two of this lively discussion ranging from addictions, and different issues as they are brought to light in this powerful episode of live with the Nativeguy! 

Discussion continues as the panel talks of suicide to how can the future generations benefit from this type of open discussion of social problems which face not only native american communities, but various communities throughout the globe! Help us grow and bring more topics of the serious nature various tribal nations face today! All thoughts expressed are opinions of the panel and not necessarily the thoughts of all tribal members throughout the globe! The topics are to generate discussion and open dialogue to real issues, listen in as Nativeguy one tells about some of his survivor story!

Welcome to another episode of Rez talk, where discussions and various topics are discussed in studio teepee one live on the plains of Oklahoma, Washington, Montana, and Nebraska! 

This episode we welcome host Trent NativeSmoke, who hails from the Yakima Reservation! A HINU alum, and musician, as well Smokes a lot who calls in from Montana!

Native topics that start with intros, and then a little discussion on shaker church, a brief mention of the longhouse, Yakima, Blacklodge singers, then a serious topic from Reservation Dogs, which airs on HULU.

Listen in as this lively discussion 1 of 2 parts, with this ending and setting up for a serious topics about Native communities!