This week's episode focuses on the moving into the spring season and spaces of renewal in every area of our lives. We relate traditional Indigenous understandings of the season and how they can help us to be in better alignment and balance in our modern environments!

This week's episode focuses on the moving into the spring season and spaces of renewal in every area of our lives. We relate traditional Indigenous understandings of the season and how they can help us to be in better alignment and balance in our modern environments!

In light of MMIW Awareness day, we decided to facilitate a discussion as to our our role and responsibility as Indigenous men & brothers in supporting MMIW awareness and being of active contribution to the solution. 

This week we're joined by couple Cinnamon & Clay Kills First to discuss learning to thrive together as a couple. This was both a deeply insightful and inspiring conversation which we're sure that you'll enjoy as much as we did!

This week's episode focuses on understanding the importance of acknowledging the responsibilities that accompany our pursuits. Often times we engage opportunity impulsively, overlooking the commitment of responsibility. Are you really ready for what you're seeking?

This week's episode engages the predominant "warrior mentality" that has circulated within our communities and psyches for years. How do we understand or embody it today in comparison to how our ancestors did? Join us as we dive in to this powerful question!

This week's discussion emphasizes the importance and benefit of prioritizing mental and emotional wellness, as well as having a clear vision and goal of lasting stability.

In this week's episode we delve into the concepts of matriarchy, patriarchy and how they relate to colonial ideologies and cultural values. This is an important discussion as we move into new and more progressive spaces in our communities and pick up the responsibility of creating what Indigenous identity will encompass today and into the future.

This week's episode expands upon recognizing inherent purpose and placement as integral parts of greater things, ie. family, community, nation, creation.

This week, host, Jeremy Fields discusses how strength and love are often misinterpreted in our Indigenous communities, and how when properly understood, become the greatest power we have an ability to contribute to our people!