The Journey

Every Journey Begins With One Step

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James White Cloud and Mike Blood actors in Gang Land "Keep Quite".

In this episode, we sit down with actors Mike Blood and James White Cloud, cast members of the film Gang Land, for a conversation that goes far beyond acting. We talk about their experiences working on the film, stepping into their characters, and what it means for Native actors to bring authenticity and lived experience to the screen. But at the heart of the conversation is something bigger: the life lessons that have shaped us as Native men. Mike and James share stories about overcoming adversity, learning from hardship, staying grounded in who we are, and finding the strength to keep moving forward. We explore how culture, family, humor, responsibility, brotherhood, and perseverance can help build resilience through every stage of life. This is a conversation about acting, storytelling, healing, and becoming stronger men through the experiences that challenge us. Our stories matter—not only the ones we tell on screen, but the ones we live every day. Join us as we honor the path of Indigenous wellness. We share tools for wholistic healing and growth. Website: DoyaNatsu.org
Jul 27

Tiffany Dier, Courtroom Clerk, U.S. District Court - Re-entry Program -

In this episode, we sit down with Tiffany Dier, to have a meaningful discussion about justice, recovery, family and the belief that every person deserves an opportunity to heal and build a better future. Join us as we honor the path of Indigenous wellness. We share tools for wholistic healing and growth. Website: DoyaNatsu.org
May 19

Katherine “Kate” Hirchak - Part 2

In Part 2 of The Journey Podcast, Katherine “Kate” Hirchak takes a deeper look into the research studies being conducted through Doya Natsu Healing Center in partnership with Washington State University. This episode explores the purpose behind the Zaunt Goot-tant (“Good Courage”) study and the CAM Healing Journey project, focusing on how culturally respectful, community-centered research can support wellness and recovery for Native people. Kate explains what participation in the studies actually looks like—from weekly visits and conversations about wellness goals to exploring holistic approaches such as chiropractic care, massage therapy, and recovery engagement strategies. She discusses why researchers are focusing on areas like mental health, substance use, sleep, pain reduction, connection, and meaningful activities that bring purpose and balance into people’s lives. This conversation also breaks down the importance of confidentiality, trust-building, and creating research environments where Native participants feel respected, heard, and empowered rather than judged. Kate shares how these projects are designed not only to gather information, but to help strengthen pathways toward healing, resilience, and community wellness. Join us as we honor the path of Indigenous wellness. We share tools for wholistic healing and growth. Website: DoyaNatsu.org
May 19

Katherine Hirchak Part-1

In this episode of The Journey Podcast, we sit down with Katherine “Kate” Hirchak to talk about the important wellness and recovery research projects being developed in partnership with Doya Natsu Healing Center and Washington State University. Kate shares how these community-focused studies are exploring holistic approaches to wellness, recovery engagement, and mental health support for Native communities—especially Native young adults. Together, we discuss the vision behind the Zaunt Goot-tant (“Good Courage”) study and the Healing Journey CAM research project, which incorporates complementary and alternative medicine services such as chiropractic care and massage therapy. Join us as we honor the path of Indigenous wellness. We share tools for wholistic healing and growth. Website: DoyaNatsu.org
May 7

Delane Tidzump

Delane Tidzump is a dedicated Peer Support Specialist with Doya Natsu Healing Center who shares heartfelt encouragement rooted in compassion, culture, and the healing power of nature. Delane inspires women to reconnect with themselves, and the natural world as part of their journey toward wellness and balance. Her message reflects hope, self-worth, and the importance of supporting one another through life’s challenges. Join us as we honor the path of Indigenous wellness. We share tools for wholistic healing and growth. Website: DoyaNatsu.org
Apr 28

Sunny Goggles, Program Director for White Buffalo Recovery Center on the Wind River Reservation.

Through stories of resilience, culture, and recovery, Sonny speaks on the importance of wellness, healing from addiction, and restoring balance through community support and traditional values. Her experiences, strengths, and vision offer inspiration for anyone walking their own path toward healing. Join us as we honor the path of Indigenous wellness. We share tools for wholistic healing and growth. Website: DoyaNatsu.org
Apr 23

Phil Stevens-GRL (Good Road of Life) 2026

Phil Stevens to talk about the powerful impact of the GRL (Good Road of Life) training program for the youth of the Wind River Reservation. Phil shares his experience working directly with Native youth, helping guide them toward healing, purpose, and a stronger future through cultural identity, life skills, and positive mentorship. Join us as we honor the path of Indigenous wellness. We share tools for wholistic healing and growth. Website: DoyaNatsu.org
Feb 28

Understanding Attachment Styles & How They Shape Our Lives

In this podcast, Marcus Red Thunder and John Oberly break down attachment styles. Many of our behaviors in adulthood are rooted in how we learned to connect as children. Are you secure? Anxious? Avoidant? Disorganized? Understanding your attachment style can be the key to improving communication, healing past wounds, and building healthier relationships. Join us as we honor the path of Indigenous wellness. We share tools for wholistic healing and growth. Website: DoyaNatsu.org

Doya Natsu Healing Center

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Every Journey Begins With One Step
Years Active

2022 - 2026
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33
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