Real Native Roots: Untold Stories presents Juan Dominguez, the Burn the Wagon podcast host. Juan was adopted by a full-blooded Pomo Whapo woman who raised him on the Manchester-Point Arena Rancheria Reservation in California. Juan shares his journey on the reservation, growing up fast, embracing his feminine side, writing poetry, healing, embracing his spiritual practice, and so much more. Join us as he shares his journey and advocates for sobriety.

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Real Native Roots: Untold Stories presents the renowned Navajo illustrator Jack Ahasteen. Not only a gifted illustrator, Mr. Ahasteen is also a poet, wisdom keeper, storyteller, and a gentle, humble gift to us all. Mr. Ahasteen shares his time at Belmont (Navajo Camp), where he started drawing at age five. He shares how his gift of drawing stemmed from wanting to put a smile on his mother’s face. Led by his intuition, he drew illustrations about relocation and other political concepts for the community to understand complex issues. It was the start of his career of fifty-plus years. Join us as he shares his process of how he created illustrations, expresses the importance of passing down stories, and so much more.

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Real Native Roots: Untold Stories presents Loren Anthony, a Diné (Navajo) relative to many. Originally from the Chuska Mountains located within the Navajo Nation, Loren deeply loves his community and does his best to stay grounded through integrity, compassion, reciprocity, and humility.

Hear his story about music, movies, sobriety, manifestation, community projects, his healing journey, and so much more. You want to make sure to catch this episode.

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Real Native Roots: Untold Stories presents Loren Anthony, a Diné (Navajo) relative to many. Originally from the Chuska Mountains located within the Navajo Nation, Loren deeply loves his community and does his best to stay grounded through integrity, compassion, reciprocity, and humility.

Hear his story about music, movies, sobriety, manifestation, community projects, his healing journey, and so much more. You want to make sure to catch this episode.

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Real Native Roots: Untold Stories presents Otakwan Acahkos Iskwiw (Evening Star Woman), a grounded, powerful, traditional Métisse from the Métis Nation (Otipemisiwak) of St. Louis, Saskatchewan. Otakwan's main family lines are Boucher, Bremner, L'Ésperence, Guernon, Taylor, Hogue, and Prince. Hear how she weaves in her lived experience and inner wisdom of being a cycle breaker, learning self-love, protecting sacred sites, telling our narratives, and so much more.

Before moving south of the medicine line, Otakwan focused her education and career with the Ministry of Environment, Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, and IPAC Engineering Firm. Now, she spends time homeschooling her son, volunteering for the community, out on the land in ceremonies, educating on the importance of Native stewardship for sacred sites, and traveling for shoots and events with Shane Balkowitsch, Jonathan Yazzie, Jillian Waterman, and many more.

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Real Native Roots: Untold Stories presents one of our podcast listeners, Donna Tenorio. Donna is from Santo Domingo Pueblo, is a new grandmother, and is a podcast fan. She shares her story and what she has learned from listening to podcasts. Hear how we recap and share what spoke to us from our fantastic, wise, loving, and amazing guests from 2023. Please follow and share. We are on Spotify, Apple, Google, and Amazon podcast platforms. Happy 2024!!

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Real Native Roots: Untold Stories presents Rebecca Adamson, a Cherokee descent whose roots are from Ohio and who grew up in North Carolina. Rebecca shares how nature has always been a source and a centering force in her life. She also shares her journey with relatives, her career, and her perspective on the next generation of leaders. Rebecca has been at the forefront of advocating and educating with an indigenous lens and was featured as one of the most influential women in America. She continues moving forward by opening opportunities for our Native communities in indigenous economics and investing. Join us in hearing her story and how much wisdom she generously shares.

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Real Native Roots: Untold Stories presents Molina Jo Two Bulls (Lakota) and Bryan Douglas Parker (White Mountain Apache). Both were raised by strong, grounded, loving, and artistic families. Hear how these indigenous souls honor gifts their relatives and the art community share. Bryan and Molina believe art is a beautiful, creative modality that should be celebrated and encouraged. Join us as Molina and Bryan share personal stories about their passion for family, art, learning and hopes for art to bring us together in a healing way.

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