Host Gena Timberman shares with entrepreneur, Apollo Woods, about ways of relationship through food, culture, and stories that connect us all.

To learn more about Apollo, check out https://okcblackeats.com/

Host Gena Timberman welcomes County Commissioner Brian Maughan to share his passion for public service, music interests, and vision for the progress of Oklahoma County.

Host Gena Timberman welcomes JD Colbert, Business Advisor and Historical Storyteller specializing in the early Creek history of Tulsa and the Native history of Oklahoma. They discuss the impact on Federal Indian Policy on historic realities in Oklahoma and JD shares the inspiration and research behind his successful new book, "Between Two Fires: The Creek Murders and the Birth of the Oil Capital of the World."

Host Gena Timberman welcomes Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate, Chickasaw classical composer and pianist. Jared shares his inspiration for his journey in expressing Native culture in symphonic music, ballet, and opera. Gena and Jerod discuss uplifting stories and the creative ways in which he works and connects with organizations, tribes, and students across Indian Country.

To learn more about Jerod Tate's experience and Works: https://jerodtate.com

Host Gena Timberman and Philip Busey Jr. explore the benefits of partnerships in business and education in Indian Country. They discuss the importance in building relationships with tribes and institutions of higher education in workforce development and quality of life in Oklahoma.

Host Gena Timberman invites Sarah Adams, Choctaw Warrior Woman, on Timber People to discuss Warrior Ways in Advocacy. They explore existing and emerging avenues of advocacy in the Native Community, creating safe spaces for inclusion and connection, and cultural relevance in education.

You can learn more about Sarah's advocacy here:

https://matriarchok.com

https://sovereignschools.org

https://theauntieproject.com

Host Gena sits down with fused glass & mixed media artists Rick and Tracey Bewley to discuss what it's like to be artists in Oklahoma.

You can follow their work on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/traceybewley/ or send them a message at [email protected]