Podcasts (partial)

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Indigenous Peoples Day 2020

What Indigenous Peoples Day represents, presented by Jay Winter Nightwolf. In this video, Nightwolf talks about what Indigenous Peoples Day represents and what Columbus Day does not. He reviews some of the history included in The American Discovery of Europe, written by Jay’s friend, the late Dr. Jack D. Forbes. In this heart to heart,…


Native Opinion (Episode 200)

We Fall, We Rise, We Fight! Jay Winter Nightwolf (Host) and Sandra Hope (Executive Producer) were honored to be guests on the 200th episode of the Native Opinion podcast on Spreaker. Congratulations to David Grey Owl and Michael Kicking Bear! Listen to “WE FALL, WE RISE, WE FIGHT.” on Spreaker. Consider this episode a tiny…


Sovereignty & Financial Stability (John T. Moss)

Do you really have it? Guest: John T. Moss is a nationally recognized business leader, trainer, and author. He is the founder of Cash Community Development, a Native Managed 501c3 that provides free financial literacy information, workshops, and materials to Indian Country. John is a direct descendant of Chief Silvermoon of the CADDO Tribe in…


Thank you for your Service. Now get out… (Valenzuela, Vivar, Lopez)

Honoring Veterans is not an immigration issue! Special Guest: Jesus Manuel Valenzuela is a former “trained to kill 0311 GRUNT” in the U.S. Marine Corps who served in Vietnam. Manuel and his brother Valente, are two of 5 brothers who have served honorably across four branches of the U.S. military. Valente earned a bronze star…


Keeper of Stories (Gregory Woods)

Guest: Gregory Woods, aka Dawn Wolf, is a Keeper of Stories and a teacher of the Sacred Medicine Wheels. He is Alowan Chanteh Inyan Wichasha, first born of parents: Herbert and Constance Woods and is an African-Native American Indian, husband, Grandfather, mate, son and friend. “I walk between worlds engaged in the actions of development,…


Skin in the Game: A Paiute Prayer, BLM, and a Confederate Flag (Eugenia Camas & Tessa)

Flag image courtesy of Capture 11 Photography Guest: Eugenia Camas is Shoshone-Paiute and grew up on the Duck Valley Indian Reservation in Owyhee, Nevada where she and her 2 brothers were raised by their paternal grandmother. Eugenia was previously an Educational Assistant at Jefferson County School District in Madras, Oregon and is attending Central Oregon…


Black & Indigenous – A Blendian Existence (Knight, Buchanan, and Adofo)

Guest: Kimberly Knight is a Black Indian woman from Eastern North Carolina. She is the Black Indians NC 2021 Powwow Advisory Council Chair, and a member of the Triangle Native American Society. She holds a Master’s degree in Social Work and, as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW-A), Kimberly works in Eldercare and also has…


My Grandfathers Prayer (with Eagle Claw & Messina Victorio)

Guest: Eagle Claw Victorio is 75 years old. He is a Vietnam Army Veteran, an Apache Sun Dancer, has been an activist in the American Indian Movement (AIM) since its founding, and is as “woke” as many Indigenous people are today. He and his wife, Messina, live in Colorado. Together they established and taught new…


People of Color Unity- Are we there yet?

Guest: Dr. Isabel Amarante: a Native Dominican, holds degrees from Brown University and a PhD in Latin American Literature specializing in Critical Theory, Deconstruction, Post Colonial, and Post Colonial Theory from Columbia University.  Guest: Shaka Abubaker: born in Guyana, holds degree in English Literature and African American History (attended Lincoln, Howard, and Bowie State Universities)…