The Aboriginal Outlaws

We are The Aboriginal Outlaws and we're back for this multi-holiday season. Have a sit down with us and our good buddy Jake Laffin, wherein we attempt to "help" our good buddy. We're back with the guffas the hahas and the chortles on the episode of your premier indigenous comedy trio, the Aboriginal Outlaws!

We are The Aboriginal Outlaws, your Marvelous Mohawk Miscreants,  back once again with a brand new episode featuring our good and loving friends from Fishbear Studios: Trent and Jackie Fawn

Our pals are hitting the road, taking to the highways for an Art road trip across this Fair Turtle Island, and they're inviting you to follow their progress, and possibly host them in your town!

We've got a banger today don't miss it

We're The Aboriginal Outlaws and we're working on consistency check it out today Spotify, YouTube and AboriginalOutlaws dot com 

Sage Against the Machine, bringing you the latest in the issues affecting Akwesasne, Haudenosaunee, and Indian Country at large.

Your hosts Isaac and Joshua delve into a smattering of challenges approaching our dear home including: a candidate for congress responds to a neighboring town business man's disparaging framing of Akwesasne, data centers, AI, elections, and the proposed banishment law

Come get Sacred with Sage Against The Machine Podcast, now on Youtube, Spotify and sageagainstpod dot com

We are the Aboriginal Outlaws and we have decided to record a podcast once again. 

Huzzah!

We come to you recording on the night before orange shirt day or the national day for truth or reconciliation north of the imaginary line, and we aim to inspire!

Come listen to your boys once more as Johnny B, Joshua and The Sugarbear get deep. 

Catch us now on YouTube or are you only on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts

#comedypodcast #aboriginaloutlaws #orangeshirtday

We are The Aboriginal Outlaws, the premiere indigenous comedy podcast trio, raw and real, fresh and direct from Mohawk Nation territory in Akwesasne. 

Yes, we admit we have been lax with recording as of late.  While we've been off performing, living that live comedy lifestyle, flaunting our celebrity and superstardom, all of you have been without your regular  releases. Gasp! How dare we? 

Mea Culpa

Your voices have begged, nay, demanded our triumphant return, and so here we are, back in the saddle to regale you with our wit and mirth. Huzzah!

Get it online. 

#aboriginaloutlaws #comedypodcast #standup #indigenous

We are Sage Against the Machine, drilling down on what's going on in and around Mohawk Nation Territory.

We welcome Trent David back to the studio for a chat. When we last Saw Trent he was running for tribal sub chief,  and unfortunately he didn't make the roster. Recently he's made Facebook grounds with a hot video, wherin a Mohawk Council of Akwesasne meeting got a bit spicy.

He's here today to talk about that video, the aftermath, and an exciting project coming up this month.

Find Trent at fishbearstudios.com and @fishbearstudios on the Socials.

#akwesasne #activism #mohawkcouncil 

Sage Against The Machine Podcast, news and ramblings from Akwesasne and The North Country at large. We promised a new episode and we delivered. 

It's a hot hot summer and things are continuing to heat up all around us as the leadership in neighboring towns push for data centers and greater power, often Against the wishes of their constituents.

Democracy at work.

The American Side Elective council proposes to change some programs as well and we get into it. 

May you live an interesting times is what they say, and we certainly do.

Come here about all that and more on the latest episode of Sage Against the Machine podcast.

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Welcome back dear watchers, listeners, fans, and foes as we once again descend into the depths of our command center for another hard hitting, nail biting, heart thundering episode of The Aboriginal Outlaws Podcast. 

The summer is hot and humid, sweltering, and as the temperatures rise, so too the fires in the hearts of Akwesasronon; and nowhere is that apparent more than the chosen social media platform of Indigenous People across turtle island: Facebook. 

Recently people gathered to confront individual community members who have been implicated and investigated for some of the most heinous crimes we can fathom, and in the aftermath, folks have taken to the internets to voice their opinion and share their stories.

Today's guest named names publicly, and, inspired by feedback he received, unleashed an anonymous Facebook group. A place for victims to share their story, and for abusers to be put on blast. Following a firestorm of controversy and eruptions both positive and negative, he has withdrawn from social media and the group is on pause. 

Today we welcome Isaiah Benedict into the studio to come tell the tale and share his experience on The Aboriginal Outlaws Podcast. 

#akwesasne #podcast #intergenerationaltrauma #aboriginaloutlaws #directaction

We live with existing systems of Western Justice, policing, crime and punishment thrust upon us from colonization.

Despite platitudes of safety, and rhetoric toward the protection of women and children, the powers that be often fall short, and leave no legal options. In that vacuum the people do what they must, for good or ill, a can of gasoline in search of a spark. 

Such a spark happened this past week with the public questioning and search of a man with a reputation of violence towards women in the community of Akwesasne, and in this case possibly against children, and a now a fire is lit.

The people have begun to demonstrate, they've begun to mobilize, confronting perpetrators in the real world and taking their stories on that favorite platform of the people: The Facebook

A group page has been created allowing Anonymous posting to call out by name people in the community who have done harm to children and women

Such a venue can be a double-edged sword with positives and negatives, some obvious, some not. 

On this episode Joshua and Isaac discuss the situation at hand what might have let up to it and the beginnings of some possible solutions. 

Come join the conversation with this episode of Sage Against the Machine.

#akwesasne #justice #triggerwarning #directaction

It's election season here on the reservation, and many people have opinions about leadership and change and things like that, and our guest has thrown his name into the running for the position of sub chief of the Saint Regis Tribal Council

Dr Sarah Konwahahawi Herne, one of the hosts of our sister podcast Womens Dance joins the conversation and helps shine a light on politics and some of the biggest issues facing us.

Trent David spent some time with us last year in the midst of the land claim controversy surrounding our community, and following that episode, our good friend direct actioned himself to a bench at the Akwesasne Casino in protest.

Now, once again, he's attempting to make change and do things a bit differently.  He's running for the tribal council and he'll tell us all about it on this episode of Sage Against the Machine Podcast.