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Quentin is a tannish-brown soul from the Kuskokwim river. Quentin now lives in Southcentral Alaska on Dena'ina land and works with Native students at UAA. Quentin has 5 years of recovery, and on this episode he shares his story of hope for those that are still struggling with alcohol and drug addiction.
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Stacey Wells is an Inupiq woman from Anaktuvuk Pass Alaska who is currently residing in the state of Washington. Stacey's Inupiaq name is Ayapana. Stacey, a strong single mother in recovery has over 8 years of sobriety. In this episode she shares her strength and hope for those still struggling with alcohol and drug addiction.
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Victoria Anderson-Tieva is a Yup'ik, Inupiaq, Aleut, German and Danish woman. Victoria, originally from Dillingham, Alaska, now lives on Dena'ina land in Anchorage, Alaska. In this episode Victoria shares her story and message of hope to those still struggling.
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Mike Sisson, Case manager/Social worker at My House in Wasilla, AK. Co-Owner/Artist at Newsense Music Entertainment shares his amazing story of recovery. Mike has over 8 years of sobriety. Mike encourages healing and recovery through his music that uplifts, inspires, and connects with his listeners. Check out Mike's music at the links below.
https://open.spotify.com/artist/19vqtaE1hGGY4yOTvmSm3p?si=b-z1Xy4vTICrENgYyGJlIg
https://www.facebook.com/NewsenseMusicEntertainment
https://music.apple.com/us/artist/mike-sisson/1460285057
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Mike Williams Sr. is a Yup'ik man from the village of Akiak, Alaska. Mike has over 33 years of Sobriety. He has run the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race 15 times. Winning the Most inspirational musher twice and The Mushers Choice award as well. He has been profiled in Sports Illustrated, Good Morning America, and CNN. He is a leading figure in the Sobriety Movement for Alaska Natives, but first and foremost he is a Brother, a Husband, a Father, a Grandfather, and a Great Grandfather. In this episode Mike shares his story of hope and recovery.
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Tiffany Webb is a member of the Curyung tribe and a opioid overdose prevention coordinator from Dillingham Alaska. On this episode she shares her recovery, hope, and strength.Support the show
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Tyler Young AKA 2essentialz, a Sugpiaq, Alutiiq, Tsimshian, Lakota, Sioux, Cherokee, and Swedish man with 4 years of sobriety shares his recovery journey.Support the show
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Maria Stappenbeck, a strong Yup’ik woman with 2 years of sobriety shares her amazing and powerful journey of Recovery.Support the show
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Nicholai Joekay, a strong and courageous Yup'ik man with 2 years of sobriety shares his recovery journey.Support the show
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Kendra Kahtle-et Kloster, Tlingit Raven/kiks.adi from Wrangell and Juneau, AK. Currently serving as the co-Director for law & policy at the Alaska Native Women’s Resource Center and a partner with the MMIWG2S Alaska Working Group. She wears multiple hats in life and community work - "being a mother of three children is my favorite role in life. My kids and our beautiful Alaskan communities inspire me everyday to continue to do this important work and the hope that soon everyone will be free from violence and be living traditional ways of life. "
https://www.aknwrc.org/
https://mmiwg2salaska.org/
https://www.dataforindigenousjustice.org/
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The podcast currently has 131 episodes available.