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Hosted by UrbanNativeCollective · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 22 episodes
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Hosted by Briana Mazzolini-Blanchard and Homer Shadowheart, Life on the Margins is a podcast centering the urban Indigenous perspective. We discuss issues of marginalization that minority communities face in their everyday lives, all through an Indigenous lens.
UrbanNativeCollective hosts Life on the Margins: An Urban Native Experience, a education show with 22 episodes published.
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 w
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 wi
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
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 powerf
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.
In this episode of Life on the Margins: An Urban Native Experience, live from the Downtown Cincinnati Public Library, we are joined by Shane Creepingbear, citizen of the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma and Dean of Admissions at
In this episode, live from the REACH Native American festival at Wright State University in Dayton Ohio, we speak with artist and designer, Jillian Waterman, on weaving traditional knowledge into fashion, building connec
In this episode of Life on the Margins, recorded live from the REACH Native American festival at Wright State University in Dayton Ohio, we speak with Stephanie Van Hoose- founder of REACH Indigenous advocacy. We dive in
In this episode of our podcast we are joined by Janeen Comenote, founding Executive Director of the National Urban Indian Family Coalition. We discuss her work organizing at the national level, civic engagement, this upc
In this episode of our podcast we chat with actress, producer, writer, activist, and Urban Native Collective board member, the one and only-- Irene Bedard. We discuss her role in the new series The Green Veil, Indigenous
In this episode of our podcast we speak with Native playwright, Larissa Fasthorse. We discuss Indigenous representation in the media and arts and her experience rewriting the broadway musical, Peter Pan. Special thanks t
In this episode we are joined by Taylor Tupper, member of the Klamath Tribes in present day Oregon and a singer for the Steiger Butte Drum and Singers. Traveling all the way to Cincinnati to perform with the Cincinnati S
In this episode, live from the Cincinnati Playhouse, we have a conversation on Indigenous injustice within the US prison system and the nearly 50 year imprisonment of Native activist, Leonard Peltier. Joining us is Jim T
In this episode we talk with NativeAudio founder, Mike Trombley, an enrolled member of the Blackfeet Nation with over a decade of engineering experience. NativeAudio is a Native-owned effect pedal company out of Dayton,
Live from the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, we dive into a discussion around decolonizing mental health with our guest, Sylvia Pinto. Sylvia is a first generation Salvadoran American and a practicing mental health pr
Live from the Woodward Theater in Cincinnati, we are joined by Palestinian activists Noel Maghathe and Sammy Ali, for a discussion around the parallels between Native Indigenous and Palestinian existence and experiences.
In this episode we are joined by 1876, the world's only pow wow punk rock band, straight from Portland Oregon. Forming in 2020, 1876 proudly represents both the Northern Cheyenne and Blackfeet nations, singing in both la
In this episode I have the privilege of talking with Urban Native Collective's board president, Dawn Knickerbocker (Anishinaabe/White Earth), about Indigenous motherhood. We discuss our journeys as mothers, our collectiv
Live from the Cincinnati Playhouse, Jae Merica, James Blanchard, and Olivia Nava join us for a conversation on Environmentalism, Eco-Colonialism, and Food Sovereignty. During this discussion we chat about about the bigge
Live from the Cincinnati Playhouse, Jae Merica joins us for a conversation on Native identity. During this personal roundtable discussion, we talk about what it means to be Native and how we're building stronger communit
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