In this compilation of the first five episodes of The Alien Podcast, the host delves into experiences of living between urban and cultural native worlds, the misconceptions surrounding Native American identity and customs, and the harmful impacts of cultural appropriation. The discussion extends to personal experiences with faith, mental health improvements through detachment from media, the importance of family, staying active, and pursuing joy despite past hardships. The host emphasizes the significance of self-research, community support, ministry, and maintaining a balance between personal and community responsibilities.

Pastor Lito Solorio was born and raised in California, found out he wanted to be a Pastor at an early age. He went on to Ozark Christian College in Missouri, moved back to California and now resides in Kansas. Pastor Lito has had the opportunity to preach in different parts of the world.

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Tanner Braungardt is a social media and content creator born and raised in Kansas. He began his online presence at a young age on instagram before expanding to YouTube, where he started posting videos. As of today, he is approaching 4.5 million subscribers and 1.3 billion views on YouTube alone. Links to his YouTube channels. YouTube.com/@UCPXyQxTXhWeKJ2Nf6ywzCjw Youtube.com/@UC9aTd9lIvABChW--rxgDSZw #TheAlienPodcast Episode 3

Pastor Seth Philip moved to Japan after graduating Biblical college to help start and build Christian Churches in Japan.

In this thought-provoking episode of “The Search Podcast,” join us as we sit down with Dal Domebo, a distinguished cultural leader in our local school district and the Chair of the Board of Trustees at the Mid American All Indian Center in Wichita, Kansas. Dal Domebo, a proud member of the Kiowa, Ponca, and Quapaw nations, shares his invaluable insights into the way Native American history is taught in schools today. Join us on this captivating conversation as we explore the complex landscape of Native American education. Dal Domebo addresses common misconceptions about Native American history, sheds light on the importance of a culturally sensitive curriculum, and offers a fresh perspective on how we can better understand and appreciate the rich heritage of Native American communities. Discover the truth, challenge stereotypes, and gain a deeper appreciation for the contributions of Native Americans in shaping our nation’s history. Join us for an enlightening discussion that will leave you with a new perspective on Native American education.