The New Tradition Podcast

In this episode, special guest Adrian  Salliego shares his powerful story of recovery and resilience.

Welcome to season 2! in this introduction to season 2we discuss the importance and motivating factors that guide our healing.

In this episode we share some exciting updates as we launch season 2 and spark the conversation of what it means to be an embodiment of "The New Tradition"!

This Brother's Keeper edition focuses on the concept of moral immunity, the dangers it enables, and what we can do as Indigenous men to dismantle its presence within ourselves, our families and communities.

In our first episode of 2022 we discuss finding power when we align with purpose and how this relates on deeper levels to our identity as Indigenous peoples!

This return edition of the Brother's Keeper edition focuses on the statement, "true courage looks like honesty & vulnerability". In this dialogue we take a look at the different ways that engaging real honesty and vulnerability with self and others, not only makes way for healing but also empowers the relationships around us!

In this episode we return with an update as to where we've been, what we've been up to and share experiences and lessons learned over the past few months regarding how to engage change and adaptability!

In this Brother's Keeper Edition episode, we talk about the importance of prioritizing self care. Often as men we're not encouraged to make time to keep ourselves stable and healthy mentally, emotionally, spiritually, physically. I share some personal experiences and insights I've gained along my journey that will hopefully provides some guidance and perspective for yours as well!

In this episode we discuss the importance of focusing energy on what is most important and learning to balance time between work, family, and rest. We also update on current and coming projects!

In this episode we have the pleasure of welcoming Juanita Vang, a Hmong relative who had reached out about similar shared experiences and sentiments between Indigenous Hmong relatives of Southeast Asia and Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island. We hope you enjoy this insightful conversation!