Get ready for a 4 hour marathon, its a new format I'm trying out for the #HowToIndigenousNow series. This episode was originally streamed on my birthday December 11th, with 19 guests from the Pacific indigenous region. To celebrate my birthday, indigenous knowledge, the Pacific region, I brought in amazing people from Australia, Hawaii, Aotearoa NZ, Guam, FSM, Marshall Islands and elsewhere, each in a 10 minute on-on-one conversation with me answering one singular question: Where is indigenous knowledge going right now? Please tweet any thoughts or takeaways to @gomaluku.

Sachem Hawk Storm (Schaghticoke First Nations) and Sara Yawanawá (Yawanawá) talk about COVID in the Amazon, the exciting things they're working on and the crazy story that got them to this point, personal attacks, judgement, love and more. Tweet me your thoughts or takeaways.

Beaska and Aslat are very involved in Saami and international politics, activism, arts, and behind the amazing Supersapmi podcast. Tweet me your thoughts or takeaways.

Inga Anne Karen Sara is indigenous to the Sámi people.

Dany Son is an indigenous youth representative to the United Nations for the Khmer Kampuchea-Krom Federation.

Happy December 1st my friends, no doubt you're reflecting on 2020 as a year of trials and looking forward to 2021. I'd like to kick off the end of year sprint with a long-form talk. This episode is a conversation with Cvetka Poprask, we unpack our thoughts and challenge ourselves on literature, self-determination, perfectionism, and self-awareness. Enjoy! Let me know what you think, and hope the birds in the back didn't disturb you. Tweet me or leave a review. Tweet me @gomaluku.

On today's episode you get to listen in on a roundtable chat with the who's who in the indigenous rights scene talking about the state of the international Indigenous Peoples movement, diplomacy, advocacy, governance, why they do what they do, and everything in between. Today's episode is joined by Pavel Sulyandziga (Udege, Russia), Aili Keskitalo (Sami, Arctic), Elsa Stamatopoulou, Andrea Carmen (Yaqui, North America), Carson Kiburo (Endorois, Africa), Kenneth Deer (Mohawk, North America), Dalee Sambo Dorough (Inuit, Arctic), and Tuomas Aslak Juuso (Sami, Arctic) join the roundtable dialogue co-hosted by Jocabed Solano (Kuna, Latin America). Tweet @gomaluku your takeaways or thoughts! Enjoy!

Today's epside is a webinar I facilitated with Conservation International's Minnie Degawan on decolonizing conservation. I ask some questions to indigenous panelists and share some thoughts on how Indigenous Peoples perceive how conservation should be and how it can be achieved. This is so important if we really want to conserve ethically, and deploy respect, reciprocity, empathy and consent with the natural world. Enjoy! Keep an eye on https://www.conservation.org/ for future and regional webinars.