Warm Embers Podcast

WarmEmbers

Warm Embers, we return to voice, to culture, to healing, and to joy. This season is a tapestry of wisdom shared through conversations with Native creatives, healers, educators, and everyday firekeepers. From nourishing our bodies and reclaiming story, to remembering our ancestors and designing our future. Each guest brings a spark that reminds us who we are. Hosted by Tiffany Wolfe, Warm Embers continues as a space for meaningful conversations, soft laughter, deep truths, and the sacred act of storytelling. Pull up a chair. The fire is warm, and you’re right on time.

  1. Sep 23

    It's RJ's World! Rebekah Jarvey shares a peek into the life of an International Designer.

    Tiffany chats with Indigenous Designer, Rebekah Jarvey (Chippewa/ Cree/Blackfeet) about her multi-position role at designer, fashion show producer, workshop facilitator, and many more hats!Rebekah has amazing insight into the life as a designer, she shares her personal point of view. She takes along her journey from the Rez to the International runways. As a fourth generation beadwork artist, Tiffany chats with her about color palettes and beadwork quality.This is an episode that is full of story, insight, laughter, and heart.Rebekah Jarvey is an esteemed international designer, artisan, Fashion Show Director, and model, proudly representing her Chippewa, Cree, and Blackfeet heritage as an enrolled member of the Chippewa Cree Tribe. Rooted in a family legacy of four generations of beadwork and sewing, Rebekah continues this rich tradition with her son, Royce,marking a fifth-generation legacy. Her collaboration with Nike N7 led to the creation of the SB Nike N7 Dunks, which are currently on display at The National Museums of World Culture in Göteborg, Sweden. She has also been featured in Vogue and made her runway debut at Santa Fe Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week and New York Fashion Week & showedduring the Cannes Flim Festival. Rebekah presents three distinct clothinglines: ready-to-wear, upcycled, one-of-a-kind pieces, and Indigenous Luxury.You can find out more about Rebekah:https://rebekahjarvey.comhttps://www.instagram.com/rebekah.jarvey/?hl=enhttps://substack.com/@indigenousfashionista?r=2rdsxl&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=profilehttps://www.facebook.com/rebekahjarveysewistMovie Trailer: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1516380433568786

  2. Sep 3

    Kansas K. Begaye | Warm Embers Kansas shows us what Yeego looks like, don't quit!

    Kansas K. Begaye is a Diné woman through and through. Her knowledge, her guidance, and her work speaks for itself. She shares her journey with us and gives us a peek into the life of an Entrepreneur, Singer, and Motivational Speaker. Tiffany sits down with Kansas and they discuss life as an Entrepreneur, and a Diné woman. Learn about Navajo Song'n'dance, and other parts of the culture, specifically resilience. This chat session is a great one. Kansas Begaye is a dynamic and accomplished individual with a deep commitment to Native American communities and a rich background in Native American Studies. Born and raised as a proud member of the Diné Nation, Kansas brings a unique perspective and passion to her work, reflecting her dedication to preserving and promoting Native American culture.Kansas holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Native American Studies from the University of New Mexico, where she honed her understanding of the historical, social, and cultural aspects of Native American communities. Armed with this academic foundation, she embarked on a career spanning over a decade, contributing significantly to the betterment of Native American communities and organizations.Throughout her professional journey, Kansas has been actively engaged in non-profit work, leveraging her expertise to address the diverse challenges faced by Native American populations. Her profound commitment to community development is evident in her strategic initiatives aimed at fostering sustainable growth and empowerment. Kansas's innovative approach to business development has earned her a reputation as a trailblazer in creating strategies that bridge the gap between traditional values and contemporary needs.One of Kansas's notable achievements is her role as the former Miss Indian World for the years 2013-2014. This prestigious title not only recognizes her individual accomplishments but also symbolizes her representation of Native American heritage on a global stage. Additionally, her recognition as a Native American Music Award winner further underscores her multifaceted talents and contributions to the cultural landscape.Kansas Begaye's influence extends beyond individual accolades, as she has played a pivotal role in building tribal relationships with various organizations. Her ability to foster meaningful connections has strengthened partnerships and collaborations that aim to address the unique challenges faced by Native American communities.As a resident of New Mexico, Kansas remains deeply rooted in her Diné heritage, actively participating in cultural preservation and community-building initiatives. Her journey, marked by a blend of academic excellence, cultural representation, and impactful community work, showcases Kansas Begaye as a dedicated advocate and leader in the realm of Native American affairs.For more about Kansas:https://www.facebook.com/kansas.begaye.3https://www.linkedin.com/in/kansas-begaye-4693a3149/https://www.hozhonaasha.comand you can reach her by email: kansaskbegaye@gmail.com

  3. Jul 9

    Robyn Soulier-Ritchot, EagleMedicine Coaching| Warm Embers Podcast #indigenousstorytelling

    Get ready for some words of wisdom and amazing information from Robyn, they could be affirmations! Tiffany chats with Robyn about her work in healing, business coaching, and world changing work.Pull up a chair, you are right on time! Robin Soulier-Ritchot She/Her/Hers Robyn Soulier-Ritchot is an Indigenous Coach, Consultant, Speaker and Facilitator who empowers individuals, entrepreneurs, and organizations to lead with intention, authenticity, and cultural values. As the founder of Eagle Medicine Coaching & Consulting, Robyn blends Indigenous knowledge, leadership principles, and holistic wellness practices to help people reconnect with themselves and create meaningful impact through their work and communities. A proud First Nations woman and advocate for Indigenous economic development, Robyn’s workshops and speaking engagements inspire self-leadership, social impact, and business rooted in values and purpose. Robyn is also a proud member of Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation, a mother of two sons, ceremonilist and is passionate about the work she does in community.For more information on Robyn:Website: https://eaglemedicine.caLinkedIn:   / robyn-soulier-ritchot-aa12a620b  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...Instagram:   / eaglemedicinecoaching

  4. May 7

    She Hit the Indigenous Film Lotto!

    Tiffany Wolfe sits down with Nathalie Standingcloud (Cherokee, Muskogee, Salish-Kootanai, and Colville) who is an artistic powerhouse. From tattooing, to film, through advocacy, the New York runway, and book publishing, Nathalie takes us on an exciting journey. Join in as she shares her story about timing and believing in oneself. A fantastic chat session, pull up a chair, you are right on time! Nathalie Standingcloud is a Cherokee, Muskogee, Salish-Kootanai, and Colville artist who thrives in the duality of the permanent and the performative. A seasoned talent on both stage and screen, Nathalie has spent her life fulfilling childhood dreams—from her first role at age six to starring in major streaming hits like *Reservation Dogs* and *Killers of the Flower Moon*.Whether she is under the stage lights or the tattoo machine, her work is a sustainable practice of Indigenous storytelling. As a licensed artist, she uses her needles as a tool for healing, tattooing ancestral stories onto skin and reclaiming the visual history of her people. Her expertise is further solidified by her "Best of Show" win at the Indigenous Tattoo Music Festival and her role as a contributing author to the book *Truly Tribal: Contemporary Indigenous Tattooing*. From live painting and designing a commemorative bandana for the OKC Thunder to her work on the silver screen, Nathalie ensures that every project she touches remains a reciprocal act of celebration for the community that raised her. You can pick up her book at:https://fernwoodpublishing.ca/book/truly-tribalAnd my Instagram: @Nattatt8

  5. Apr 17

    When quitting isn't an option for this Founder | Kelly Holmes

    Tiffany sits down with Kelly Holmes, the founder of Native Max Magazine. They discuss Kelly's 'why' and how she was determined to make it work. They talk fashion spaces, shows, and Native celebrities. Enjoy! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe! Ahe'hee'.

  6. Apr 8

    Grandmother's Teachings with Dr. Stephanie Little Hawk-Big Crow

    This week, Tiffany sits down with the incredible Dr. Stephanie Little Hawk-Big Crow to explore the profound wisdom passed down through generations. We dive deep into the power of "Grandmother’s Teachings". She shares lessons rooted in Lakota tradition that offer a roadmap for healing, resilience, and reclaiming our cultural identities in a modern world.Dr. Stephanie shares her personal journey and professional insights on how ancestral knowledge can help us break cycles of trauma and lead us toward a future of intergenerational peace.Dr. Little Hawk-Big Crow is a member of the Oglala Lakota Sioux Tribe. Stephanie was raised in the district of Wakpamni located on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. Her academic background includes: a Doctorate in Business Administration with an emphasis in Healthcare Management Leadership from California Intercontinental University, California; Masters in Education from Northern Arizona University; a Bachelor’s in Social Sciences, three Associates degrees from Oglala Lakota College; and a Certificate of Completion from the Global Leadership School for Indigenous Women (GLS) from Columbia University 2015.Stephanie was 1 of 3 global finalists for the Indigenous Fellowship Programme under the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner, United Nations Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland. Currently, she volunteers with the Oceti Sakowin Treaty Councils (L/N/Dakota); Tribal Advisor, Native BioData Consortium and is enrolled in the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), studying Intellectual Property Law (IPL) perusing sui generis protections of Oyate Omniciye ni Oceti Sakowin Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) of Cultural Resources, Traditional Cultural Expressions, and Genetic Resources (GR) (tangible and intangible) as economically viable assets to enhance economic sovereignty for her Tribal Nation.In this episode, we discuss:-The foundational role of grandmothers in Indigenous culture.-How to navigate life’s challenges using traditional values.-Bridging the gap between Western education and ancestral wisdom.-Practical steps for cultural preservation and community impact.Connect with Dr. Stephanie Little Hawk-Big Crow:  / littlehawkbigcrow  https://unciwichoiyeahokiphapi.orgBooks Mentioned:The Metaphysics of Modern ExistenceVine Deloria Jr.https://birchbarkbooks.com/products/t...About Warm Embers:Hosted by Tiffany Wolfe, Warm Embers is a space for storytelling, heritage, and ecological stewardship. We gather around the "Embers" of our shared history to spark conversations that empower our communities and honor our ancestors.Subscribe for more conversations on art, sustainability, and culture:   / @warmemberspod  For more information #WarmEmbers #IndigenousWisdom #DrStephanieLittleHawkBigCrow #Healing #AncestralTeachings #Lakota #CulturalResilience #TiffanyWolfe

    Grandmother's Teachings with Dr. Stephanie Little Hawk-Big Crow

  7. Mar 19

    Talking Blood Quantum with Dr. William Carson (Ohkay Owingeh)

    In this episode of Warm Embers, Tiffany sits down with Dr. Carson and chats about the effect of blood quantum. Dr. Carson dives into his research and they discuss the multiple impacts and limitations of the blood quantum system on Native Americans in the USA.Pull up a chair, you are right on time!William Carson is a member of Ohkay Owingeh and Postdoctoral Researcher at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center in the Department of Indigenous Cancer Health. He has earned his PhD in Health Behavior Health Promotion at the Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health studying barriers to healthcare for Indigenous students at the University of Arizona and the role of Indigenous identity. He also has a Bachelors of Arts and MPH from Columbia University in the City of New York.In addition to his research, WOC serves as adjunct faculty at Tohono O'odham Community College teaching Introduction to Public and Community Health. William's research background is focused on the interconnection of Indigenous identity and healthcare utilization and access among Indigenous populations. He conducts in research around cancer care support, cancer health education, urban Indigenous health policy, and Indigenous Data Sovereignty. His current research is into expanding access to cancer genetic counseling services for Indigenous people across the United States.Socials: LinkedIn: William Carson, PhD, MPH | LinkedInResearchGate: William O. CarsonYoutube: Oyenque - YouTubeInstagram: William O. Carson (@oyenquebooktalk) • Instagram photos and videosTiktok: William Carson (@oyenque) | TikTok

    Talking Blood Quantum with Dr. William Carson (Ohkay Owingeh)

  8. Mar 19

    Let's Talk Indigenous Fashion with SunRose, Kayla, and Anna.

    Culture, Sustainability & 2026 TrendsPull up a chair, you are right on time. In the Season 3 premiere of Warm Embers, host Tiffany Wolfe kicks things off with an incredible panel of visionary designers: Kayla Looking Horse, Sunrose Iron Shell, and Anna Fry.These talented Indigenous women bring complex ideas and uplifting dialogue to the table, challenging the industry's status quo while honoring heritage.In this episode, we explore:The Polyester Problem: A candid look at textiles and sustainability.Culture on the Runway: Navigating representation and sacred stories in high fashion.The 2026 Fashion Brand: What does it actually look like to run a successful, values-driven brand in today’s landscape?Indigenous Sovereignty in Design: How these creators are reclaiming their narratives.Whether you're a designer, a fashion enthusiast, or someone who loves thoughtful conversation, this is an episode you don't want to miss. We are starting Season 3 strong with insight, heart, and a vision for what's next.For more info on the Designers:Kayla Lookinghorse:https://www.klookinghorse.comhttps://www.instagram.com/k.lookinghorse/SunRose IronShell:https://sun-rose-iron-shell.format.comhttps://www.instagram.com/livenwarriorstatus/Anna Frye:https://oh-kiyo.myshopify.com/pages/about-oh-kiyohttps://www.instagram.com/oh.ki.yo/Enjoyed the show? Don’t forget to Like, Subscribe, and hit the Notification Bell to stay updated on all things Warm Embers.#IndigenousFashion #SustainableFashion #WarmEmbers #FashionDesigners #NativeMade #Fashion2026 #TiffanyWolfe #KaylaLookingHorse #SunroseIronShell #AnnaFry

    Let's Talk Indigenous Fashion with SunRose, Kayla, and Anna.
See All (35)

Ratings & Reviews

5
out of 5
2 Ratings

About

Warm Embers, we return to voice, to culture, to healing, and to joy. This season is a tapestry of wisdom shared through conversations with Native creatives, healers, educators, and everyday firekeepers. From nourishing our bodies and reclaiming story, to remembering our ancestors and designing our future. Each guest brings a spark that reminds us who we are. Hosted by Tiffany Wolfe, Warm Embers continues as a space for meaningful conversations, soft laughter, deep truths, and the sacred act of storytelling. Pull up a chair. The fire is warm, and you’re right on time.

Information

  • Creator
    WarmEmbers
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    35
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © WarmEmbers
  • Show Website
    Warm Embers Podcast