BFC Exclusive: Prolific the Rapper & Let it Bee -Be Stong

Episode 4

The Gear-Up episode is our long awaited podcast featuring an exclusive interview with Stacy Phelps. Phelps sits down to talk with us about the scandal that rocked the South Dakota political landscape. Listen to Phelps take of what happened and who is ultimately to blame for theft of millions of dollars that were meant for Native American students.

BFC Hip Hop Show With Prolific and Let It Bee

In this episode, we preview "Take Back the Earth", the new project from Prolific the Rapper and Let It Bee. The two artists who earned their fame for their contributions to the NODAPL resistance movement speak publicly for the first time in two years. They talk about their music, spirituality, and how their experience at Standing Rock has changed their lives. We also dive deep into how the actions of Water Protectors within NODAPL resistance movement have not only impacted Indian Country, but the world. Help us grow the podcast by subscribing. Follow us: @badfacemedia on Instagram @badfaceconsulting on Facebook

BFC Exclusive: Prolific the Rapper & Let it Bee -Be Stong

This week we will be releasing our Hip Hop episode featuring Prolific the Rapper and Let it Bee. We will preview their new album inspired by John Trudell and influenced by their experiences a

The Economic Development show with Wizipan Little Elk.

In this episode, Wizipan Little Elk, CEO of the Rosebud Economic Development Corporation stops in for a visit. Wizi is a homegrown citizen of the Sicangu nation and a graduate of Yale. He also has a law degree from the University of Arizona. He talks with us about how to build an economy in Indian Country, marijuana and hemp legalization, and much more. REDCO is the Economic Development arm of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe and is setting an example for other tribal-nations to follow.

Episode 1: Interview with Chase Iron Eyes

This episode features an introduction of Bad Face Consulting and an intriguing interview with activist and lawyer Chase Iron Eyes. Topics discussed include the Native American media, an in-depth discussion of Native American mascots, and talk about the NoDAPL protests. The podcast is brought to you by Native Hope Media, the Native Governance Center, the Rosebud Economic Development Corporation, WOPILA Consulting LLC, the Pine Ridge Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Pine Ridge Trading Company.