Twindigenous

In honor of the recent Father’s Day holiday Kara and Kaley welcome their dad, Shell Morrison, as their guest. Shell tells both heartbreaking and humorous stories about growing up in the 60s and fatherhood. CW: death, racism

Kaley and Kara catch up and share life updates, healing journeys, Kara's fantasy of being a rich ex wife, and thoughts on Bennifer and Saturday Night Live.  Now go make a vision board and remember, f*ck your twenties and don't get Shrek-tified.

Kaley and Kara are back with two stories, both from 1973. Kaley takes us through the creation of the American Indian Movement (AIM) and the infamous and deadly occupation of Wounded Knee. Kara then takes us to Hollywood, specifically the Academy Awards where Marlon Brando and Sacheen Littlefeather conspire to make an unforgettable statement. Also, f*** John Wayne.

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This week Kaley and Kara welcome their first ever guest, Ian Allison (Navajo), host and creator of one of our favorite podcasts, Native Film Talk. The three of us chat about childhood, Ian shares his experience growing up on the Navajo rez while Kaley and Kara talk about growing up as urban Natives and the thing that we all had in common: pop culture.

Be sure to check out Native Film Talk on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube and www.nativefilmtalk.com  IG: @nativefilmtalk

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(CW: mental health, suicidal thoughts) Kaley and Kara react to the historic confirmation of Deb Haaland as the first Native American to serve as the US Secretary of the Interior as well as the explosive television interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. This leads to discussions about mental health, racism in mixed race families, and healing. 

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CW: Mentions of homophobia, transphobia, and violence.

We're back! Kara and Kaley chat about their favorite cringeworthy reality tv shows before jumping into this week's theme: Dance! In this episode, Kaley shares the history of "Voguing", NYC's Ballroom scene and the impact of the notable film, "Paris is Burning"...plus there's a heated debate about who would win in a Kaley vs. Kara dance off. Next, Kara shares details about the remarkable life and accomplishments of Maria Tallchief, America's Prima Ballerina. We learn how Maria felt about being labeled as an "American Indian Ballerina", rather than a Ballerina that happened to be Native American which leads to a converation about our own feelings when it comes to being labeled as artists who are Native.

This week the Morrison sisters chat about pop legend, Britney Jean Spears. With the drop of the New York Times extremely popular documentary, “Framing Britney Spears”, the ladies take on topics of misogyny, duality of personality and what this means for pop icons and womxnkind alike. Kaley and Kara share their own stories of being fetishized and how pop culture has shaped the sexualization of people of color including a look at the more than problematic "Sexy Indian" Halloween costumes and a brief glance at the history of fetishization of Natives. Join us for this passionate unpacking. Its our perrogative.

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