Growing Up Haffbreedz: Danelle was a rezballer!
Send us Fan Mail Gabe and Fira meet with Gabe's sister, Danelle, to discuss growing up as both Diné and white on the Navajo Reservation. Danelle shares her journey of finding belonging and how she fel...
17 Aug 1h 4min
Current Events and Book Reviews
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we catch up on some of the stories and events that have been dominating headlines and conversations lately. We share thoughts on the world's first unnecessary trillio...
15 Jun 1h 31min
Thesis Series Part 4: Refusal, Protection, and the Intelligence of Survival
Send us Fan Mail What if silence isn’t agreement? In this episode, we unpack how survival within institutions often requires a strategy people never see — monitoring tone, calculating risk, deciding w...
12 Mar 2h 2min
Thesis Series Part 3: When Policies Don't Match Practice
Send us Fan Mail Part 3 of Fira's Thesis Series examines how the institution can appear supportive on paper but also quietly shifts responsibilities and instability onto Indigenous students. In this e...
16 Feb 1h 21min
Thesis Series Part 2: When Support Is Assumed
Send us Fan Mail In Part 2 of the Thesis Series, we examine how institutional harm often shows up—not through overt discrimination, but through silence, shifting expectations, and assumed support that...
2 Feb 1h 37min
Thesis Series Part 1: Survival Before Scholarship
Send us Fan Mail Before there was a thesis, there was survival. In this opening episode, Fira shares the story of how she arrived at graduate school—not through a carefully planned academic path, but ...
26 Jan 1h 19min
Back with Auntie Baddie!
Send us Fan Mail This Episode marks the return of Dr. Georgina Badoni for Part Two of our conversation first introduced in Episode 21. In this episode, we reopen the space with intention, care, and ac...
19 Jan 1h 25min
Béeso Áden!: Colonizers in Our Pockets
Send us Fan Mail Whose faces are we carrying in our pockets every day? We break down how U.S. currency honors slave owners, colonizers, and architects of Native genocide, and how that daily symbolism ...
12 Jan 1h 29min
