Lee is a talented photographer/artist who speaks with me about his tribe's culture, community engagement, and his journey of photographing the punk scene.

Alex Suniga is a chef out of Santa Cruz. We talk about the value in sharing cultures with food and the ways in which food brings people together and creates community.

My guest Duelle Gore grew up on the rez in Florida playing basketball and wrestling gators. He went on to play basketball professionally in places like Mexico and London. We talk about his non-profit Rez famous mvmt (link below) which hosts native basketball camps to be a positive roll model to the youth by blending sport with culture

https://rezfamousinc.org/

I recently got the opportunity to go on our local radio, KGUA 88.3. There I spoke with Peggy Berryhill where we talked about the beginning of Burn the Wagon, where I get my inspiration from, and where I want to take things in the future.

Isaac comes to discuss growing up in major farming town like Watsonville, CA, the importance of going to places like Standing Rock and being on the front lines of a social movement. I thank Isaac for inspiring me years ago to keep showing up to protests and demonstrations.

Our friend Sal is back to talk about the history of the Manchester and Point Arena Reservations, being a story teller, his earliest memories of playing the grass game, and also what advice he would give to his 16 year old self.

Today, we reflect on the importance of legacy with Chunn Carrillo and his sister Shimma. They talk about all the things they've learned from their father, Clem, such as traditions, songs, and regalia making. We speak about the importance of Chunn naming his children indigenous names as well as Shima's podcast. Follow Shima's Podcast on Instagram.

Cousin Ras K’Dee comes on to speak about exploring his Afro-Indigenous identity. We talk about his journey into the music production world including how he got started as a hip hop artist, and touring with AudioPharmacy. Ras also tells us about the creation of The Nest, a vision for community.