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Fia, a 24-year-old Native American, shares how “More Than Flowers” starts with the expectation that partners show thoughtfulness—like giving flowers on special occasions—but expands into a message about what happens when you leave the reservation, pursue stability, and succeed. She talks about jealousy and criticism from people back home, especially when someone gets a better job, apartment, or car, and encourages listeners to protect their energy, stay humble, and keep moving forward. Fia motivates youth to heal, ask for help when needed, start passion-driven businesses, and step into community leadership to solve local problems. She also urges listeners to choose purposeful friends, avoid toxic circles, and keep going despite judgment, emphasizing that real success is built through “blood, sweat, and tears
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Hello there my name is FIA. uhh… Fia is a raw and reflective podcast following the story of a 24-year-old Native American navigating mental health, identity, healing, and survival. Through…
Rooted in lived experience, each episode sheds light on the challenges of growing up while carrying emotional pain, generational wounds, and the pressure to stay strong. The podcast also highlights resilience, cultural pride, community, self-discovery, and the ongoing journey toward healing.
This series creates space for vulnerability, truth, and connection while bringing attention to mental health experiences often left unspoken in Native communities.