Bison, prisons, superfund sites, Palm Royale. Julianna Brannum knows about all of them and share that information with Angela on this week's episode.

What motivates this pioneer documentarian? She shares what her career has been like, going from film festivals to working with Ken Burns.

Host Noetta forces her niece Lillian to actual sit down and talk to two Gen X Aunties this week. Tune in for a battle of slang, fashion, and of course, lots of loud Auntie laughs as we settle the score between Gen Z and Gen X.

In this episode, we chat it up live during Litfest in Tulsa, OK. with the talented Mona Susan Power, Esq (Standing Rock Sioux). Her newest novel, "A Council of Dolls" has recently dropped and so we get blessed with her reading and discussing her writing, as well as giving us some to As to our Qs.

And this episodes guest star is Dr. Lindsey Claire Smith, the goddess of Litfest, who introduces Mona and joins in the conversation.

To purchase "A Council of Dolls", you can get it here or wherever all fine books are sold:

https://www.harpercollins.com/products/a-council-of-dolls-mona-susan-power?variant=40976837345314

You can find all things Reel Indigenous here:

https://linktr.ee/reelindigenous

The music is:

"Kanomi" by the Chahta vba isht Taloa cocophony orchestra consort

And remember, whether you're a doll or a living being, don't just keep it real, keep it

REEL INDIGENOUS!

In this episode we sit with Adam Piron, the new Sundance Kid who is the Director of Sundance Institute's Indigenous Program. We chat films, what's happening with Sundance, and all kinds of cool stuff.

This interview was recorded before Sacheen Littlefeather had walked on, and so it may be old news what we discussed, but we left it in since we do want to remember what she did.

Rest in Power.

The music is:

"Demetrius" by Kat Lock from her EP, "You Again"

Thanks a lot for listening.

Remember, don't just keep it real --

Keep it REEL INDIGENOUS!

Happy Indigenous Peoples' Day! It's a good day to be Indigenous!

In this special Indigenous Peoples' Day episode, we sit and chat with Kimberly Guerrero & Karissa Valencia from "Spirit Rangers". Kimberly plays the Mom and Karissa is the creator and showrunner of the series. And we have a good time talking about "Spirit Rangers", animation and the love of kids shows.

Don't forget to watch "Spirit Rangers" on Netflix, which should be dropped by now. Then you can leave it on repeat for the kiddos, because all children need a good Indigenous babysitter -- and "Spirit Rangers" is one of the best.

The music is:

"Hard to Find" by Kat Lock from the "You Again" EP

Thanks for listening. Then, go out and have fun, ruin a Columbus Day Celebration and just celebrate us, because every day is a good day to be Indigenous.

Thanks for listening.

And remember, don't just keep it real, keep it REEL INDIGENOUS!

All right all you young elders out there. In this episodes, we talk about episodes 5 and 6 of "Reservation Dogs" Season 2 -- two of our favorite episodes. It brings back memories of those conferences we attended (but no one admits to how many lanyards and badges they've acquired). We also talk about how when Amber Midthunder's not out kicking space monster ass, she's inspiring Native youth with the power of NARDS.

Also, maybe why we love these episodes more than the others is that we got Warren Queton in not one but both these episodes.

FYI, the audio is a bit more wonky than normal, so please forgive us.

The music you're enjoying in this episode is:

"Biggest Mistake" by Kat Lock from her "You Again" EP.

Now get out there and reclaim and decolonize.

And remember, don't just keep it real...

Keep it REEL INDIGENOUS!

This time we're talking about episodes 3 and 4 of season two of reservations dogs. We give praise to the creators and storytellers who really know how to tell a good yarn and just chat it up about how good it is. We also confuse Eddie and Michael Spears, so our apologies to these fine actors. Also, Director Danis Goulet is Metis. We apologize for the confusion.

Jason makes a cameo appearance to give us a synopsis run down until he has to leave for a better class of people. But, rest assured, he will be back.

The music for this episode is:

"I'd Rather Go Blind" by Kat Lock, from the album: "You Again"

Thanks for listening.

Remember, don't just be real, be REEL INDIGENOUS!

Yakoke!

No, they did not already make a sequel to "PREY", but we made a sequel to our "PREY" discussion. Jason & Sunrise, our resident Numunu, hop on to give us some deep cuts on the Comanche happenings in "PREY". Plus, Sunrise gives us some insight on what he did on the movie.

Then, Angela brings up a little gem of a movie called, 'MOHAWK" and asks the question, is "PREY" just a ripoff of "MOHAWK"? The quick answer: No. But it is a discussion that happened.

Anyways, sit back, relax, get some of that Predator Indian Taco and give us a listen.

Music is:

"Art" by Kat Lock. From her album, "You Again"

Enjoy and thanks for listening.

Remember, don't just keep it real

keep it REEL INDIGENOUS

In this episode, we get back to our roots and talk about "Reservation Dogs" season 2, episodes 1 & 2. We also go off topic and chat a bit about the problems with the Sonics regime change, how much we love taco mayo and Braums. No one mentions Mazzio’s but we also love Mazzio’s. We also talk about the "Jaws" and "E.T." re-release, and ask the immortal question: how does pan and scan work for IMAX films?

"Reservation Dogs" may not have jumped the shark, but we just may have.

Thank you very much for listening. Please rate and review.

And remember, don't just keep it real, keep it--

REEL INDIGENOUS!

In this episode, we talk about the masterful scifi epic, "Night Raiders", not to be mistaken with the 80s hair band, Night Rangers. Join us as we welcome special guest Marly "NoHeart" Fixico-Hardison as she discusses this movie, her art, her tiny home and all the creative stuff she does.

Check out her work at:

https://www.noheartdesigns.com/

The music is:

"Say It" by Kat Lock from her album, Some Recurring notes

Thank you for listening, we'll keep the lights on for you.

Please rate and review.

Remember, don't just keep it real -- keep it Reel Indigenous!

TRIGGER WARNING:

This episode talks about a tragic event that happened in 1977. We discuss the heinous crime that happened and the events that followed. This is a true story that focuses on a crime committed on children. If it gets too unpleasant, please take a break and talk with someone.

Special thanks to Melissa Bisagni for researching and finding the archives and articles that were used in this discussion.

As for the alternative film that was discussed, "Someone Cry for the Children", It's a bit dated, formatted kind of funky and has some weird voice over, but it is very informative. It can be found on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyTqJFqwDSk&t=3921s

As for the website that has a lot of archival information, it can be found here:

http://www.girlscoutmurders.com/

Thank you for listening.

In this episode, we welcome Rutherford Falls finest citizens, Jana Schmieding & Sierra Teller Ornelas. They join us for a chat about the amazing series "Rutherford Falls". We chat a bit about working in comedy, being Indigenous in the entertainment world, and a even a little bit about an alleged Emmy steal from a show we never heard of.

Enjoy this lovely chat, and when you're done, go watch Rutherford Falls season 1 and 2 streaming on Peacock. And if you've seen it already -- watch it again, and then let the Peacock know that we need more seasons of this brilliant show.

https://www.peacocktv.com/watch/asset/tv/rutherford-falls/8330814257994338112?orig_ref=https://www.google.com/

The recurring music is:

"A Recurring Theme" by Kat Lock from the album "Some Recurring Notes"

Thanks a lot for listening, and we hope you keep recurring to come back and listen to this show, as well as supporting the other fine Indigenous content that is out there.

Remember, don't just keep it real...

keep it reel Indigenous!

In this episode, we talk about the kickass movie, "PREY", starring Amber Midthunder and a bunch of Numunu representation. Also, in this episode, we have some very special guests. We have Joey Clift, comedian, TV writer, and enrolled Cowlitz Indian Tribal Member currently working as a staff writer on the Netflix kids animated fantasy adventure series "Spirit Rangers". We also have Sunrise Tippeconnie, filmmaker, film professor, all around genius, who is here to give us some insights on the deep cuts Comanche representation in this film.

If you haven't watched it, watch Prey on Hulu -- watch it in Comanche and English and watch it again.

When "Spirit Rangers" comes out on Netflix, make sure you catch that too.

The music is:

"Mars" by Kat Lock, from her album "Some Recurring Notes"

Thanks for listening, don't forget to rate and review.

Until next time.

Don't just keep it real...

...keep it REEL INDIGENOUS!

Donick Cary is a legacy fan of the Washington Football team. One day, son Otis asked him about the name. That conversation turned into the documentary Hail to the Breadsticks, winner of the Best Oklahoma Documentary at deadCenter Film Festival. Donick shares his journey through Indian Country as he discusses the name with some of our favs, including Graham Greene, Sterlin Harjo, Joey Clift, Steven Paul Judd, Tommy Orange, and many more. Check our LinkTree for more info on the initiative to change mascot names!

In this episode, we welcome podcast god Tyler "Turtle" Randall from the Skoden Cinema Podcast. He talks about his experience as a student of film, an animator and teacher of media. He also gives some insights on how he creates a podcast and a bit of history of Indigenous media and theories on where it's going.

We also discuss how Steven Seagal Aikidos a virus.

Check out Tyler at:

https://www.facebook.com/Skoden-Cinema-108144274388277/\

https://redcircle.com/shows/skoden-cinema

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCczaYcXRK2fJufmSMgSkGVQ

The tune we're playing is:

"New Gospel" by Kat Lock from the album, "Some Recurring Notes".

As always, thanks for listening.

Don't just keep it real...keep it reel Indigenous!

NERD ALERT!!!!

We finally get to talk about a Marvel movie. It's a good life when we can talk about Indigenous content in the MCU. In this episode, Angela and tvli talk about Taika Waititi's "Thor: Lub & Thunder".

Warning, there's a lot of geeking out about the MCU, and all kinds of nerding out. Plus, we hop up on the pulpit and talk about the religious content in this film.

Tune in next Sunday when the sermon will be, "There's only one God, and we're pretty sure he doesn't dress like that".

The MUSIC is:

"Our Love is Not God" by Kat Lock, from the album, "Some Recurring Notes"

Thanks for listening. and remember:

Don't just be real. Be

REEL INDIGENOUS!

Look at us, we made it to lucky episode 13.

It feels like it was just last week that we were talking about how much we loved season 1 of Rutherford Falls. Well, it looks like we weren't just a snag. Rutherford Falls has come back to us for a second season, and we are still in love.

In this episode, Noetta Harjo is like a great sitcom character that we just can't get enough of. She's no longer a special guest, and is starting to become a regular, and we are happy for that. So, Noetta, Candice and Angela get together to chat it up about season 2 of Rutherford Falls and say some nice things about it -- especially that wild Halloween episode.

So, crank up the Poddy Cast machine, listen up and witness the greatest love story between a podcast and a TV show.

The music, once again, is:

"Room to Grow" by Kat Lock from her "Some Recurring Notes" album.

Dig it if you can.

Thanks for listening.

Don't just keep it real...keep it Reel Indigenous!

No, this is not a show about the basketball legend, Randy Rutherford. Though there should be a show about him, and it would be called Rutherford Rises.

In this episode we hop a ride on the flashback machine and head back to the good ol' days of 2021, where we talk about another phenomenally badass Indigenous series that came out way back when called, "Rutherford Falls". We do an overall discussion of season 1 as season 2 streams from the Peacock right now.

Tvli talks about the show from a male point of view, and Candace and Angela have to keep him in check and explain lots of stuff to him.

But, overall, we just boast about how much we love this show.

So put on that "Free Britney" t-shirt, grab your Covid-19 vaccination card so you can remember whether you're team Pfizer or team Moderna, and maybe even Team johnson & Johnson. While you're there, you should fill up a tank of gas for less then $100 as we go back to 2021 when life was easier and "Rutherford Falls" was fresh and new. Then, come back to the present and watch season 2. Hopefully we'll chat about that fairly soon.

Thanks for listening.

The music is:

Why Are You Crying?" by Kat Lock from her "Some Recurring Notes" album.

Also, for fun, here's the "beading with the writer's room" on Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewPm9KBX6OI

Remember, don't just keep it real..keep it Reel Indigenous!

We're back, baby, with 8 lives to spare.

Why?

Because some people got to see the new cool as a fan TV series, "Dark Winds", and we got to inquire with these bonafide media critics about it. Y'all know we had to come back for this.

In this episode our baby boy has come back home to us. After a brief stint of doing some real movie stuff, Jason Asenap has returned.

And not just that -- we gots us a special guest. Another real life critic who hails from Geek Girl Authority and goes by the handle:

Noetta Harjo.

We are so lucky that she has decided to slum it with us lowly poddycast folks.

Since Jason and Noetta are real life critics, they got to watch the new AMC show "Dark Winds". And they come here to spill the beans about what they saw.

Then after our chat, our real life journalist, Angela Startz, puts on her journalistic hat and talks about the time she hung out at a virtual roundtable discussion with Jessica Matten, Zahn McClarnon, Kiowa Gordon, Chris Eyre and Graham Roland -- the acting people, creators and storytellers of "Dark Winds".

The discussion was sponsored by the great folks at the Native American Journalist Association (NAJA).

This is kind of a long episode so hope you enjoy it. Thanks for listening.

After you're done listening, don't forget to do some reading of Noetta Harjo's writings at:

https://www.geekgirlauthority.com/author/noetta/

and then maybe check out NAJA and see what all they offer:

https://najanewsroom.com/

The music is:

"Venus" by Kat Lock from her "Some Recurring Notes" album

And don't forget to watch the six episode series of "Dark Winds", dropping every Sunday, starting June 12, on AMC and on their streaming app: AMC+. Check local listings for showtimes and dates.

Remember, don't just keep it real. Keep it reel indigenous!

Guess we're not taking a break just yet. Indigenous content be showing up all over the place (and it's about damn time! - and we still need more). Also, guests kept showing up to the party and they were the cool kids so we kept inviting them in.

Looks like the light's ain't turned out, the party ain't over, and we just gonna dance the night away!

So, keep them ears up and keep on listening. We'll whisper sweet somethings in your ear.

Thanks for showing up. It's not really a party without you. You're one of the cool kids. And, as always, rate and review and all that good stuff.

Thanks a lot for listening to our discussion of "Reservation Dogs". We're taking a break, but will be back in a few weeks. So subscribe, rate and review and let us know what kind of discussions you'd like to hear. Until then, don't just be real. Be reel Indigenous.

Welcome special guest, Maddi Williams! Maddi is an Aussie and a big fan of Reservation Dogs. We ask her the burning questions about how non-Indigenous viewers relate to the humor and stories of Rez Dogs, and about life in Australia.

MUSIC: "Don't Overthink Me" by Kat Lock from her "Some Recurring Notes" album

We finally make it to the end of the first season of reservation dogs. We kind of just talk all about the last episode, a brief recap of the series and our hopes for the future of "Reservation Dogs". On the screen and the actual reservation dogs on the rez. Also, a few of us get a little too giddy about naked Gary Farmer, and we can't prove anything, but I'm sure a few of y'all took some screen shots of his beautiful nakedness. Especially all you aunties out there. All right. enjoy. All the big podcasts ask people to rate and review so please rate and review. Don't know why but it seems like the thing the kids are doing these days. You review it we might read them in a future episode. Give us a 5 star review and we'll more likely read them -- yes, we are ego driven. All right, enjoy.

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses death by suicide.

This is the episode that deals directly with suicide, so, once again, we get a little serious as we discuss death by suicide.

If you or anyone you know are feeling thoughts of suicide, please call 800-273-8255 or text "hello" to 741-741.

For more information, go to this website: https://www.sprc.org/

Sometimes we feel the pain, sometimes we feel hopeless, but you are loved and you will be missed, and it really does get better.

Fancy Dance will be at a theater near you soon! To celebrate, and to recover after deadCenter 2024, we present our interview with writer/director Erica Tremblay in 2023.

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses death by suicide.

In this episode we talk a little about tall man. We give our limited knowledge on this but if you go over to our kinfolk podcast - Skoden Cinema Podcast:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/unsolved-reservation-mysteries-tall-man-bigfoot/id1523513153?i=1000553119301

They'll serve up some in-depth discussion. Just don't be listening to it at night while you're outside. This stuff gets scary.

We also get a little serious as we discuss death by suicide.

If you or anyone you know are feeling thoughts of suicide, please call 800-273-8255 or text "hello" to 741-741.

For more information, go to this website: https://www.sprc.org/

Sometimes we feel the pain, sometimes we feel hopeless, but you are loved and you will be missed, and it really does get better.

For the first half, Angela and Candice run the show. Then a dude comes along and ruins it all. This episode, we tell some Deer Lady stories. Maybe talk a bit about the show. Some of us get a little scared.

And when you're done here, head on over to Skoden Cinema Podcast for more discussion of Deer Lady, check out our kinfolk's podcast at:

https://redcircle.com/shows/skoden-cinema

They talk about a lot of cool stuff there, and there is an episode where they talk in-depth about Deer Lady.

So, listen up, try not to get scared and maybe share some of your own Deer Lady stories.

Enjoy. Thanks for listening.

And remember, Deer Lady only kills bad men, so be good, and you ain't got nothing to worry about.

TRIGGER WARNING:

In this episode, the topic of intimate partner abuse comes up. If you or anyone you know is suffering from abuse, please visit: https://ncadv.org/. Please know there is a safe exit button on the page if you need to exit quickly.

If you are in immediate danger, call 9-1-1.

For anonymous, confidential help, 24/7, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE) or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY).

In this episode, we have special guest Angela Startz talk about her experience on this episode as a featured dancer in the "Greasy Frybread" video. We also talk about relationships, parents, and kind of go all over the place talking about other movies and societal issues. Thank you for listening.

In this episode we talk about the episode that has guest star and national treasure, Gary Farmer. We also talk about family and kinship and how that relates to us in our Indigenous cultures, and we also share our lack of knowledge of weed, but seem to talk exhaustively about it. So, grab your weed jar, snack on some back strap, and maybe kick some ass -- about 10 or 20 or 30, and listen to us chat it up.

Music for this episode is:

"Forever Boy" by Kat Lock - Karaoke/instrumental version

We talk about episode 2 of Reservation Dogs -- kinda. We meander a bit and talk about our own NDN clinic misadventures, as well as spoiling some old ass movies, and we devolve into the history, or lack thereof, of meatpies. Some of us hate being emotionally manipulated. **Adult language**

Films referenced in this episode: Good Night, Irene, Smoke, Cobra Kai, Barking Water, Drunktown’s Finest

The music for this episode: "...U Up?" by Kat Lock

from the album: "Some Recurring Notes"

Thanks for listening. Enjoy.

In this episode, we chat it up about episode 1 of "Reservation Dogs", and seem pretty excited about what this series will bring.

In this first season of REEL INDIGENOUS, we are gonna talk about the TV series, "Reservation Dogs". But first, in our inaugural episode, we talk about what this podcast is about, and discuss stuff with Mike Bone as they talk about their music, life, career and being a "Reservation Dog."

Featuring the music of Mike Bone:

"Comin Up"

"808 Drums"

from their new album, "Beat of the Drum".

For more stuff (merch, music and so on) from Mike Bone, check their website https://mikebonemedia.com/

geek out and shop around and, if you got the bread, buy something.

Thanks for listening. Enjoy.

NOTE: There are some audio difficulties so please be forgiving!

The podcast where these Indigenous Peoples get real about what’s on our screens, movies, TV, and everything in between. Hosted by Candice Byrd, Jason Asenap, Angela Startz, and tvli

We continue our Host Interviews this week with Monica Brain, former journalist, current broadband advocate and raccoon enthusiast.

Our wide-ranging discussion covers the hands, morals and ethics of trash pandas, the Apes movies, Yoda, and the importance of digital equity across Indian Country.

Paris Burris, shorts programmer for deadCenter Film Fest, gives Matt and Angela the scoop on films and parties coming up June 6-9 in Oklahoma City. This is a great chance to get your passes, or volunteer, to network with some of the industry's movers and shakers!

Author Weyodi OldBear joins us this week to talk about all of the writing projects she is working, including Coyote and Crow RPG, five novels, a graphic novel, and more. She talks about the intricacies of world-building for Natives in the future, and why we are so enthralled with apocalyptic stories.

Girl-on-girl violence, racism, great soundtrack, chokers...the Hulu series Under the Bridge has the 90s all over it. Our hosts discuss the first episodes of the series starring Lily Gladstone and Riley Keogh and how very Canadian it all seems.

We had a blast at IPX this year! Noetta got some fun interviews, and Angela moderated the Reservation Dogs panel. We all shopped and marveled at the Cosplayers, who get better every year!

In this episode, we turn the microphone on Matt "Lowdown" Barse as he talks about his new short film, "Distance" and his journey of how he got to becoming a filmmaker.

Check out his film, "Distance" on the film festival circuits. It will be playing:

Sunday May 4 at 6:45 PM at the Barebones Film Festival in Muscogee, OK.

Go check it out!

Catch Matt on the various socials:

@lowdownent

https://www.youtube.com/@MattBarse

The music is: "UcanDanz2it" by the Chahta vba isht Taloa cocophony orchestra consort

And whether you're close or keeping a distance, don't just keep it real, keep it

REEL INDIGENOUS!

Chris Cote, Osage language consultant for Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon, joins our hosts to talk Oscars!

This week in reruns, we go way back to our first season and two rock stars of television: Jana Schmieding and Sierra Teller Ornelas. We had tons of fun visiting with these two talented ladies. Enjoy!

Na Na Ping joins guest host Adrienne Lalli Hills and Angela to discuss proposed changes to the Indian Arts and Crafts Act by the BIA. Reel Indigenous does not take policy positions. The views expressed are those of the individuals.

In this episode, we get to talking about the final 3 episodes of TRUE DETECTIVES: NIGHT COUNTRY, and how Aunties regulate.

Angela, Matt, Sunrise and tvli join in on the conversation.

Monica chopped the episode together

Whoever showed up, produced.

The music is "AAAAYYYY!!!!" by the Chahta vba isht Taloa cocophony orchestra consort

find us on the socials and follow us

@Reel_Indigenous

https://linktr.ee/reelindigenous

So, whether you're in the night country, day country or just gone country, don't just keep it real, keep it

REEL INDIGENOUS!

The Original Indigenous Comic Con is back in Oklahoma for 2024 and we have the deets! Get your fav cosplay ready, gather the family and join the Reservation Dogs, Eugene Brave Rock, the OKC Ghostbusters, Huncles Yancey Red Corn and Brent Greenwood, and more April 12-14.

In this episode, we chat it up with Nico Albert and Kyle Williams, the dynamic duo of the metal group, Medicine Horse. They share their music and advice and all the great things that they do.

Thanks for listening. And after you listen, go out and buy their self-titled debut album, Medicine Horse and the Cherokee compilation album, Anvdvnelisgi.

Also, for those of you who are interested in Burning Cedar Sovereign Wellness, check it out here:

https://www.burningcedar.org/

You can jam out to their music here:

https://orcd.co/medicinehorse?fbclid=IwAR20pJbsZ9Mv6LJdp3TYfobCFIgBxjB6hIVRXMyHh6Q_lWgvw6tPcJyQTBo

check out there socials to catch them live in a town near you:

https://www.facebook.com/medicinehorse918/

https://www.instagram.com/medicinehorse918/

And don't forget to check us out on our socials, and don't be shy, feel free to slide into our DM's any time:

https://www.facebook.com/ReelIndigenousPodcast

https://www.instagram.com/reelindigenouspod/?fbclid=IwAR07xolpByIzHiI3c_C3dlRQAlXPcCMD7wVnJbuXy1IT2BJ2TOr6rO61eGQ

https://www.instagram.com/reelindigenouspod/?fbclid=IwAR07xolpByIzHiI3c_C3dlRQAlXPcCMD7wVnJbuXy1IT2BJ2TOr6rO61eGQ

Whether you're rocking out, banging your head, or just sitting back and enjoying easy listening music, make sure you don't just keep it real, you keep it

REEL INDIGENOUS!

It took us a minute. Sunrise got sick, then was back on the festival circuit, but we finally got Matt and Sunrise to sit down for a bit and talk about the Sundance Film Festival and the few Indigenous movies they got to see.

They also talk about the short film, "Kicking the Clouds". A beautiful movie that you can watch here:

http://www.skyhopinka.com/kicking-the-clouds

also here is the link to the Federal Indian Boarding School Initiative Investigative Report:

https://www.bia.gov/sites/default/files/dup/inline-files/bsi_investigative_report_may_2022_508.pdf

Also, here's a list of Indigenous film offerings at Sundance. If these movies play at a venue near you, please go see them:

https://festival.sundance.org/blogs/your-guide-to-the-indigenous-works-at-the-2024-sundance-film-festival/

The music, I guess, is canned music. Not sure where it came from, but it kinda jams, right?

Don't forget to check us out on our socials and whatnot:

https://www.facebook.com/ReelIndigenousPodcast/

https://www.instagram.com/reelindigenouspod/

https://twitter.com/i/flow/login?redirect_after_login=%2FReel_Indigenous

We also selling T-shirts. Want to look sexy and suave and be the envy of your Rez. Sport these fine threads:

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This episode was edited by Matt Barse

So, whether you sundance with wolves or do some dirty dancing with wolves, don't just keep it real, keep it

REEL INDIGENOUS!

A bonus Oscars episode for your listening pleasure. Just four filmies discussing random categories of the upcoming awards ceremony and their thoughts on some of the nominees.

All of that Choctaw spirit we saw and loved in Echo? We can trace it back to a podcast fav: Peshawn Bread. What can't they do? Direct, produce, model, they do it all and we are here for it!

Peshawn shares the lengths they went to during the shoot, specifically the stickball game and powwow, to make our Choctaw friends and family part of the now-canon origan of Maya Lopez in the Marvel MCU. Get your cup, because we are sipping the tea!

Guess how excited Angela is about Season 4 of True Detective! First Alaska Daily and now this? Inupiaq on the rise!

Be sure to hear Monica's dating profile masterpiece, lots of speculation on the plots, and the discussion of the true meaning of this series: the MMIW crises in Alaska and beyond. There is some discussion of assault, so please take care of yourself when listening.

Echo has made its mark on Tamaha, Oklahoma, as Maya comes home. How did our Creative Natives wrap up the first season of Choctaw Hero Maya?

Angela, Matt and tvli chat it up.

The music is

"Dangerous Banaha" by the Chahta vba isht Taloa cocophony orchestra consort

And remember kids, don't just keep it real, keep it

REEL INDIGENOUS!