The Right to Know with Professor Rebecca Wingo

Breaking Colonial Silences with Julian Brave NoiseCat

In this episode, we are joined by writer, filmmaker, and champion powwow dancer, Julian Brave NoiseCat, where we talk about his first book- We Survived the Night, his Oscar nominated documentary, Sugarcane, and what it was like to be the first Indigenous North American filmmaker to be nominated for an Academy Award. Special thanks to Devin Dabney for music and production.

Dangerously Real with Chrystos

In this episode we are joined by a Two-Spirit elder  who needs no introduction. Poet, activist, teacher of writing, and so much more, we give you our episode with Chrystos, where we talk about everything from her years with the AIM movement, to her relationship with the late Audrey Lourde.  Special thanks to Devin Dabney for music and production.

The Right to Know with Professor Rebecca Wingo

Back in late 2024 we recorded this episode with our dear friend and ally- professor Rebecca Wingo at the University of Cincinnati. Her decades of work include building and nurturing relationships with Tribal Nations and elevating the voices of contemporary Native Peoples.  This past weekend, Professor Wingo, representatives from the UNC,  and our Wyandot relatives convened for the unveiling of  the first of a new series of historical markers which will tell the story of the last Indigenous nation removed from Ohio. So we thought, no better time like the present to share with you this episode, featuring Professor Rebecca Wingo.   https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/93550d92bf12422b9858b71c19339214 [https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/93550d92bf12422b9858b71c19339214]   https://www.uc.edu/news/articles/2024/12/uc-history-students-map-out-wyandot-removal-trail.html [https://www.uc.edu/news/articles/2024/12/uc-history-students-map-out-wyandot-removal-trail.html]   Special thanks to Devin Dabney for music and production.

Beyond Borders: Reimagining Colonial Lines Pt 1 with Rebecca Nava Soto, Sylvia Pinto, and Erika NJ Allen

In this episode, live from the Cincinnati Playhouse, we delve into a complex conversation on colonial borders and explore how relationships and reimagining can reshape our understanding of these divisions. Through powerful narratives we examine the intersections of identity, culture, and land, highlighting the importance of reconciliation and connection in healing our shared world.  Special thanks to Devin Dabney and Victoria Awan for music and production.

Transformative Storytelling with Tommy Orange

In this episode we speak with Tommy Orange, an award winning writer from Northern California and the author of There, There and his newest novel, Wandering Stars. Special thanks to Devin Dabney for music and production.