Welcome to the "Ya-Native" Podcast that dives deep into the disheartening world of fake online stores masquerading as proudly Native American-owned businesses. In this digital landscape, hundreds of such impostors compete with genuine enterprises, all while preying on unsuspecting customers seeking authentic Native American products.

Through this podcast, we embark on a journey of discovery and investigation, shining a light on the deceptive practices employed by these pseudo-Native American businesses. We reveal how a short investigation can unveil the truth about their origins and motives.

We firmly believe in an individual's right to earn a living, but when profit comes at the expense of vulnerable families and the exploitation of culture, it becomes unacceptable. We are committed to standing up against those who seek to profit from cultural appropriation and deception, especially when it directly affects those in need.

Join us in our mission to make a difference. By addressing these issues head-on and exposing the culprits, we can collectively work towards a fair and ethical marketplace for genuine Native American artisans and entrepreneurs. "Unmasking the Exploitative" is more than just a podcast; it's a call to action, an effort to protect and preserve the authenticity of Native American culture. Thank you for joining us in this crucial endeavor. Together, we can make a change for the better.

Fake Native American Stores research from 2020.

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Welcome to "The Ya-Native Podcast," where we embark on a multifaceted journey that leverages the power of podcasting to advance our longstanding objectives. With extensive experience in the realm of social media, we recognize the unique potential that podcasting offers to engage, educate, and inspire.

Our podcast operates on numerous levels, each designed to inform, entertain, and connect with our audience. In every episode, we delve into a range of captivating topics, offering diverse perspectives and insightful conversations that reflect the heart and soul of Native American culture and contemporary issues.

As we continue to evolve and refine our podcasting skills, your patience and support are invaluable. We're dedicated to improving our content and delivery, ensuring that every episode resonates with our listeners and makes a meaningful impact.

Join us on this exciting journey of growth and exploration. "The Ya-Native Podcast" is more than just a podcast; it's a dynamic platform for storytelling, advocacy, and celebration. Thank you for being part of our podcasting community, and we look forward to sharing many more enlightening moments with you.

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Welcome to "The Ya-Native Podcast," that unravels the compelling and challenging journey of one of the most significant Native American causes that the world should know about. We delve deep into the story of the largest online support group for Leonard Peltier, who has been a symbol of Indigenous rights and justice for decades.

This podcast is an unfiltered look at the relentless dedication, hurdles, and sacrifices made by those who stood up for what they believed in. Hear about the hundreds of hours spent, personal funds invested, and the countless attempts to create awareness, all for a cause that demanded attention and justice.

In retrospect, it's a story of both regret and resilience. We recount the struggles faced, including the unexpected challenges like spam attacks and the eventual deletion of the Facebook page with 78,000 followers. But, despite the setbacks, the spirit remains unbroken.

Join us as we explore this incredible journey, reflect on the experiences, and offer an open invitation. If 'Mr. X' would be willing to share his insights and perspectives in a podcast interview, the legacy of the Leonard Peltier support group could be rekindled.

"Unforgotten Voices" is not just a podcast; it's a testament to the enduring fight for justice and a call to remember the unspoken heroes who dedicated their time, money, and energy for a cause that still echoes in the hearts of many. Thank you for your time, and may you have a truly blessed day.

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Welcome to "The Network Unveiled," your window into the fascinating world of digital growth and statistics, with a particular focus on our main 'FB' page. In each episode, we peel back the layers to reveal the insights, strategies, and trends that have propelled our online community to new heights.

As we navigate the ever-evolving digital landscape, your support and listenership are invaluable. Simply by tuning in, you're making a significant contribution to our network's success. We're deeply grateful for your involvement and enthusiasm.

Join us as we dissect the numbers, trends, and stories that underpin our journey of growth. From engagement strategies to content analysis, we explore the factors that have driven our 'FB' page's expansion. Whether you're a data enthusiast, a social media maven, or simply curious about our network's evolution, this podcast is for you.

"The Network Unveiled" is more than just a podcast; it's a testament to the power of community and collaboration in the digital age. Your support and curiosity are the fuel that keeps our network thriving.

Tune in, stay connected, and be part of our growth story. Together, we'll uncover the mysteries of digital success and chart a course for even greater achievements. Thank you for being an essential part of our journey.

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Welcome to the "Indian Residential Schools" podcast, a platform dedicated to shedding light on one of the darkest and most haunting secrets in the history of Canada and the United States. Our mission is to confront the painful legacy of Indian Residential Schools, exploring their deep impact on Indigenous communities and the broader societies in both nations.

Join us as we delve into the stories that have long been buried, stories of cultural oppression, forced assimilation, and unimaginable hardships endured by generations of Indigenous children who were forcibly separated from their families and communities. Through interviews, expert analysis, survivor testimonies, and historical accounts, we strive to uncover the truth about this tragic chapter.

The "Indian Residential Schools" website, created with a commitment to truth and reconciliation, serves as a vital resource for understanding the historical context, the enduring trauma, and the ongoing efforts to heal and reconcile. Our goal is to provide a comprehensive platform for education, reflection, and dialogue, ensuring that this dark chapter is never forgotten or repeated.

We invite you to listen, learn, and engage with us as we navigate this painful history together. By acknowledging the past and sharing in the journey toward healing, we can work towards a more just and inclusive future, where the voices of survivors and their communities are heard and honored.

Join us on this essential journey of remembrance, understanding, and reconciliation. Subscribe to the "Indian Residential Schools" podcast, visit our website, and become a part of the collective effort to ensure that this painful history is never hidden or denied again.

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Welcome to "Legends of Native America," where the rich tapestry of indigenous cultures comes alive through the power of storytelling and preservation. Our mission is simple yet profound: to create a sanctuary for the legends, myths, and stories that have been passed down through generations in Native American communities.

In the heart of this digital space, we strive to capture these invaluable narratives before they slip away into the mists of time. Many elders, the keepers of these sacred stories, are aging, and their wisdom is at risk of being lost forever. It is our solemn duty to ensure that these legends endure, carrying with them the essence of Native American cultures and traditions.

"Legends of Native America" is more than just a website; it's a movement to safeguard the soul of indigenous heritage. We invite you to be a part of this noble endeavor by contributing resources through donations. Your support will help us continue our vital work of recording, preserving, and sharing these narratives in various forms, ensuring that they remain accessible to present and future generations.

Join us in celebrating the wisdom, resilience, and beauty of Native American cultures through the stories that have shaped them. Together, we can ensure that these legends live on, serving as a bridge between the past and the future. Visit our website, make a donation, and become a guardian of our heritage. Together, we will keep the flames of our traditions burning brightly.

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Welcome to the inaugural episode of The Ya-Native Network Podcast. Our journey began in 2009, and throughout the years, we've been fortunate to receive support from countless individuals like you.

Every donation made has been a crucial investment in the growth and progress of our network. Your generosity has played a pivotal role in making this network what it is today, and for that, I am immensely thankful.

As I embark on this exciting podcasting venture, I couldn't think of a better place to begin than right here with all of you. So, let's dive into this new adventure together!

I do plan to update my Ya-Native Thank You list ASAP. 

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