The 7Th Generation Podcast

In this new episode of the 7th Generation Podcast, I have a discussion with Fresno City College History Professor Paul Gilmore. Professor Gilmore has been a mainstay at Fresno City College for nearly 20 years and is active in several social issues here in the Valley. Our conversation centers around the importance of developing a historical perspective, the history of White Nationalism in the US and rise of the KKK, current racism struggles and confederate monuments and much more. Pay attention and learn! History can teach us much about ourselves. Enjoy the show.

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Life Rules: Never Burn Bridges Ep. 22. The Life Rules segment is a new aspect of the 7th Generation Podcast I will be integrating into the show. I want to share some of my life experiences and rules I live by. I have titled these segments "Life Rules." I will be releasing these as stand alone episodes and in some cases be integrating these rules into others episodes. I hope you enjoy this new part of the 7th Generation Podcast. The first life rule I discuss is Never Burn Bridges!

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This is part two of my exploration of the sociological imagination, a concept developed by the late American scholar and sociologist C. Wright Mills. This time around I invited three of my colleagues, all of which are sociology professors, to the show to discuss their sociology journeys and to help us get a deeper understanding of the sociological imagination. Several topics are discussed on the show and each guest gives their unique take on the importance of developing a sociological perspective in these uncertain times. Enjoy the show!

In episode 20 of The 7th Generation Podcast, I bring you part 2 of my sit down with the Pacific Savagez MC. The Pacific Savagez is one of the largest motorcycle clubs on the west coast and appear to be growing and getting stronger by the year. This is a rare insider look into one of Americas most fascinating subcultures, the MC biker set. In part 2 the Pacific Savagez explain in detail the meaning of their patch, the most prized possession of any club member. We also discuss how the club has brought together various groups of Pacific Islanders to create a brotherhood that is unbreakable. This is not your typical MC. The Pacific Savagez are deeply rooted in their Indigenous outlook and stand up for what they believe in, which is their Pacific Islander culture and community.

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In episode 19 of the 7th Generation Podcast I travel to the Bay Area and sit down with the Pacific Savages Motorcycle Club. In this episode you will get an insider view into the MC world, one of America's most misunderstood subcultures. Not only that, but you will learn about the significance of Pacific Islander culture, and how the Pacific Savagez Motorcycle Club have woven together MC life and culture with their Pacific Islander heritage. So sit back and learn, Peace! 

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In this new episode I discuss the benefits of training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. I also talk a little about my personal Jiu-Jitsu journey, when I started training and why; the ups and downs of being a business owner. I hope you enjoy the episode. 

Thanksgiving: An Indigenous Perspective. In this episode I give an Indigenous perspective on Thanksgiving. I am always asked how I feel about the holiday and how do other Native people feel about celebrating Thanksgiving. Here I discuss the topic in detail.  Enjoy and stay healthy!

Episode 16: Everything you should know about Native Americans. Happy Indigenous Peoples Day!

Episode 15: What's the sociological imagination? Why is it so difficult to talk about race?  What are in-group out-group dynamics? Some of the answers are here. 

Episode 14: In this new episode I talk a lot about my new mic stand and a bunch of other nonsense. Nothing intellectual here.