Burn The Wagon

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...

23 Helmi 202559min

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 ...

12 Helmi 20251h 9min

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 gi...

6 Helmi 20251h 8min

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 ...

29 Tammi 20251h 4min

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...

22 Tammi 20251h 2min

Cousins Nans and Linda come to speak about their first memories gathering; whether its acorns, sea weed, kelp, or anything else. We talk about the process that goes into giving us our Indian Names, wh...

15 Tammi 20251h 49min

In this heartfelt episode, Juan Dominguez sits down with Linda Lawson and Elliott Aguayo to explore the power of connection, memory, and hope. Together, they share their first experiences at ceremony,...

8 Tammi 202550min

Hay:u speaks about reconnecting with culture, being a sober hip hop artist, and how all of this has had a positive influence on him and his family.

23 Marras 202449min