Indigenous21 Podcast Indigenous21

In episode 15 the siblings describe their youth experience of outlets for the arts. DD's experience of limited resources in the Hopi community to support non-traditional art forms of study, and JD's experience in music while transitioning between reservation and urban living during high school. The topic of censorship regarding contemporary art styles reflecting traditional depictions is also brought up along with their personal feelings on how tribal communities can be more supportive of alternative art styles.




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Our hosts break down their own interpretations of how to respect their Native identity in a modern world. From interactions with other indigenous communities on social media, to information and recordings shared about tribal culture and customs. Non-Native people interacting in Native spaces, and the balance of maintaining tradition while looking at the positive side of modern digital platforms.


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Ye'se'eh! Sibling Hopi hosts DD and JD invite you back to hear Modern Native Narratives in the 21st century. For our 13th Episode, we talk about the inspiration of making content and how social media spaces play a key role in not only sharing Native voices, but fostering a sense of community and fueling the Native economy, gatherings, and movements.

In what ways have you resonated with online social media and the Native Community? Do you feel some platforms hold too much influence over those who generate business?


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In the first comeback episode for our new season of i21, DeeDee shares her recent life altering accident. Her experience in the ER with JD at her side, and some events that followed after friends and family heard about what happened. While telling her story, JD offers comment on how he has seen DeeDee handle her journey since, and DeeDee tells how her brother helped her through it since the day it happened.


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Your Native Sibling Hosts are BACK and we wish to bring more discussions to the ears of our audience. This shorter episode is a trial run for our new season of content with our new recording set up. As mentioned, changes have been experienced, as we are sure with your own lives as well. JD  comments on entering his 30s, DD reflects on past recorded episodes and technical hiccups. We both express our appreciation for our growing audience and desire to host future guests. Pew huvam yee'seh'eh! Come and join us!


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Our hosts respond to their first voicemail message from an audience member, Randy, who asks what are some things that needed to be "unlearned" while transitioning to an urban lifestyle from the reservation. Assumptions based on race, and towards the gay community, as well as professional work habits and communication are talked about from JD's and DeeDee's experiences living their adult lives off the rez. 

If you would like to submit your own comments or questions to the hosts of i21 feel free to click the following link. https://anchor.fm/indigenous21podcast/message 

You may reach out if you are interested in participating in JD's video project by following on social media @samivaya or by sending an email to the i21 Podcast listed below. 

indigenous21media@gmail.com

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