Brandon Baity shares Fargo's Indigenous Rhythms

Join Conrad Fargo in an enlightening conversation with Brandon Baity, a founding board member of the Indigenous Association, on The Fargo Five radio show. Discover Brandon's journey to Fargo, his role as a social worker, and his pivotal involvement in this essential nonprofit organization, which aims to unite, connect, and strengthen the Indigenous community in Fargo-Moorhead.

Learn about the Indigenous Association's origins and the vital work they undertake, collaborating with diverse partners to make a profound impact on the entire community. Hear how individuals like Renee contribute remarkable ideas and fervor to uplift Indigenous businesses, fostering meaningful change.

In another episode, Conrad Fargo and Brandon Baity unveil "Bear Grease," a unique and indigenized version of the musical "Grease" set to grace the Fargo Theater stage. This remarkable event, a partnership between the Indigenous Association, Humanities North Dakota, and Sacred Pipe Resource Center, promises to showcase indigenous music, art, and creativity while delivering an entertaining and inclusive experience for the entire community.

Mark your calendars for August 10th at 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM, as the Fargo Theater comes alive with this spectacular performance. Best of all, tickets are free! Ensure your spot by pre-registering online at HumanitiesNorthDakota.org or INDGNS.org.

Don't miss out on this unforgettable celebration of community, creativity, and inclusivity, as "Bear Grease" takes center stage, inviting indigenous and non-indigenous individuals alike to revel in the magic.

In the lively "Fargo FAQ" segment, Brandon Baity addresses intriguing questions about outdoor opportunities and the legendary "moose rides" in Fargo.

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