Rez Kid Chronicles: Diné memories

Year One: Warriors Unleashed

One year. Two co-hosts. Infinite vibes. We’re celebrating our first birthday by looking back at 2025—the big wins, the real life, and the 4-year bond that keeps us going. Plus, a special anniversary shout-out from Allison! Grab your cake and join the party.

From childhood cheer to today’s joy: A Christmas Day conversation!

In this special Christmas Day episode of the Young Warriors Podcast, Preston and Zack are joined by Martina Joe, Alicia Encinas & Leona Dougi for a heartfelt conversation filled with nostalgia and joy. Together, they reflect on cherished Christmas memories from years past, discuss how their traditions have evolved and share what they’re looking forward to this Christmas Day. It’s a warm, festive episode centered on connection, reflection and the spirit of the season. 🎄

Rez Kid Chronicles: Diné memories

Get ready for some serious nostalgia! The Young Warriors are joined by their friends, Vicktoria Ceipi and Warren Yazzie , who are all from the Navajo Nation (Diné) , for a hilarious trip back in time to their childhoods growing up on the Rez . We're trading serious topics for timeless memories, exchanging authentic stories about family, adventures, and the resilient spirit of growing up as a Diné kid. Tune in for unforgettable tales of home, food, games, chores, and the unique experience of life on the Rez .

Disability 101: breaking down barriers, building understanding.

This is one of our most important conversations ever! The Young Warriors are joined by the Northern Arizona Tribal Disability Coalition to talk about Disability Awareness and Accessibility. We break down what these concepts really mean, why they matter to the community, and how everyone can help create a more accessible world. This extended episode is dedicated to education, personal stories, and breaking down the daily barriers we face.

Culture & Identity — Rez Life vs. City Life

A real conversation about how growing up on the Rez versus in the city shapes who you are — your values, your sense of community, and your connection to traditions.