Welcome to our Season 4 opening! We are back for a new season of A Native Podcast with Matt and Zach. We would love to welcome you all back to out season 4 primer. This season we are catching you up on what we have been up to and the changes in our lives. Did you know Matt went to Peru and Zach is working with the Bison? We talk about some topics we will cover in the new season. We even talk about AI and the wonders it can bring. We ask that you please like and subscribe to the podcast as every little action you do for us goes a long way. Drop a comment below about which Nation you represent or where you are tuning in from.

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On this weeks episode we cover another tribal nation. This time we focus in on the Quinault Indian Nation. A Pacific Costal Tribe in the Northwest Corner of the state of Washington. They are a salmon culture and refer to themselves as the people of the cedar tree. We hope you continue your educational journey with Quinault by watching more videos and looking at their tribal website. As always we ask that you please please please like this video. Share it with your friends and please subscribe to our channel as those little things you can do help us immensely. https://linktr.ee/anativepodcast

In this weeks episode Matt and Zach talk about Native American Art from a 100 level as this is a very very diverse category. From beading to pottery to rock art we talk about native american art and culture. As always we ask that you please like this episode and subscribe to our channels.

Today Matt and Zach inteview one of Matts Collegues from Oregon State University. Asia Brown, Asia has recently graduated with her Masters of Public Health and is currently working with her tribe the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. In the interview we discuss some of the important topics Asia has cover as well as catch up with an old friend. Asia is doing important work in Indian Country and we hope that you enjoy listening to her story and help support her along her professional journey. As always we ask that you please like subscribe and follow the podcast as it helps us grow and expand. We appreciate each and everyone of you. https://linktr.ee/anativepodcasts

In this weeks episode Matt and Zach dive into The Yurok Treaty. You will quickly learn that there n fact is no treaty the Yurok signed. You may ask why we choose to talk about them this week. Well we wanted to showcase the fact that not every tribe signed treaties and that thew land was very much indeed stolen from the Yurok due to things like manifest destiny. We talk about how the Gold Rush and loggers in northern California affected many of the decisions that led the Yurok to where they are at today. As always we ask that you please like subscribe and add our podcast to whereevere you may be listening. Heck even a good job comment helps our algorithms that much more!. Every click matter and helps us grow our podcast.

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In this weeks episode we head back into our Tribal Nation Seires we highlight the Mescalero Apache Tribe in New Mexico. We dive into their History, Culture, what makes them unique as a people. We also look at who they are today and current tourism and economic ventures. As always we ask that you please like and subscribe wherever you may be listening to this podcast. We really do appreciate it as it helps us grow. As always we ask that you please like and subscribe as it does help us grow and we want that!

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Hello all and welcome to this weeks episode of A Native Podcast. Today Matt and Zach look back at all the episodes they have published in the last two years. They also recap some of their favorite episodes and much much more. As always we ask that you please like and subscribe wherever you may be listening to this podcast. We really do appreciate it as it helps us grow.

Today we talk about the American Buffalo or Bison and its key role on the American Prairie for the Native American people. We briefly tell some stories about how the bison relates to our cultures as well as how it was referred to as the Walmart of the great plains. The bison provided everything from the shelter to the every day tools our ancestors needed. The relationship between our cultures and this animal is a must for survival. As always we ask that you please share this podcast with someone you may know. Pleas give us a share and follow where necessary and please keep making the world a great place to be in. https://linktr.ee/anativepodcasts