Meaningful Matriarch-Indigenous Vibes

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Highlight the dystopian cultural social construct we are living in as indigenous women. A deep look into what's behind the community curtain, contributing factors to our oppression, the mmiw, and more

Episodes

  1. 02/22/2022

    Introduction to the #LandBack movement

    Just a highlight of the movement and what it means for myself in Alaska and what it might mean for others in all others in all the other States where land is become a priceless asset and resource.

  2. 01/17/2022

    LANDLESS whatever

    Exploring the capitalist culture in indigenous organizations and communities

  3. 11/17/2021

    Season to intro

    The lens of matriarchs and tribes

  4. Season 1, Episode 4 Trailer

    Rural Roots

    Intro into next weeks topic: Rural Accountability and frustrations: Guest Aurora Vlassoff-Buchwald ; it will be a very real look at the era of looking the other way, not holding our own accountable.  Aurora is an outspoken independant Aleut Business owner and we are very lucky to have her on our show. So chime in, and feel reel to comment and call in to be a future gues.

    Rural Roots

  5. Trailer

    Meaningful Matriarch-Indigenous Vibes (Trailer)

    Meaningful Matriarch-Indigenous Vibes

  6. 02/26/2021

    Tribal trauma & abuse conversation

    We discuss the role we play in addressing our inner circle trauma and abuse, thing we can do to help change the health crisis of our people stemming from abuse.

  7. 02/24/2021

    Just intro to this week's guest

    X'alitseen Shaxdak'w. It means precious shark. She is from Wooshkeetaan clan

  8. 02/21/2021

    Listen to long time youth advocate and artist Shőol.ńik share her story

    We dive into mental health, indigenous identity as women and credibility and validity challenges we face.

  9. 02/20/2021

    Misogyny mishap

    Talking about mayors and voices and growing up.

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Highlight the dystopian cultural social construct we are living in as indigenous women. A deep look into what's behind the community curtain, contributing factors to our oppression, the mmiw, and more

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