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Hosted by Geno Ray · EN · 36 episodes
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Native As I Can Be is about identity, story, and survival. I grew up mixed Native and white, and this podcast is where I sit down with people — from wrestlers to artists to healers — who are carving out space for themselves and their communities. Raw, real conversations about finding our place in the void between cultures.
Geno Ray hosts Native As I Can Be: Between Two Cultures, a society show with 36 episodes published.
Back once again is my very special guest, David Velarde.David is an actor, screenwriter, and life enthusiast. He’s an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation and strives to bring tribal authenticity to his acting roles and
Back once again is my very special guest, David Velarde.David is an actor, screenwriter, and life enthusiast. He’s an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation and strives to bring tribal authenticity to his acting roles and
Yo! Part two of my interview with Becca Flat is here! Becca Flatt is a Mixed Race, Black and white, closed, domestic infant, interracial adoptee. Becca recently lost her Dad, her birthfather, and her birth sister in the
Yo! Part one of my interview with Becca Flat is here! Becca Flatt is a Mixed Race, Black and white, closed, domestic infant, interracial adoptee. Becca recently lost her Dad, her birthfather, and her birth sister in the
Episode 18 is here with my very special guest, ClaireSterling. Claire is an Air Force veteran (military police!) and trans woman. We discuss her upbringing surrounded by Satanic panic and religious indoctrination. We tou
Happy New Year!Episode 17 is here with my very special guest, Claire Sterling. Claire is a Air Force veteran (military police!) and trans woman. We discuss her upbringing surrounded by Satanic panic and religious indoctr
Here we are, back for part two of my interview with my Uncle Bill! He’s an enrolled member of The Klamath Tribes who grew up on a historic 160-acre homestead in Estacada, Oregon. He spent time in Germany serving his coun
In this episode, I sit down with my uncle Bill Ray and record an oral history — a life lived across a lot of different worlds.He’s an enrolled member of The Klamath Tribes who grew up on a historic 160-acre homestead in
Part two! My guest today is my friend Pastor Kenji Nitta. Kenji’s been in ministry for over 25 years — pastoring and walking with people through all kinds of seasons. He’s got a bachelor’s in Social and Behavioral Studie
My guest today is my friend Pastor Kenji Nitta. Kenji’s been in ministry for over 25 years — pastoring and walking with people through all kinds of seasons. He’s got a bachelor’s in Social and Behavioral Studies from Geo
Part two!My very special guest again this week is Dewi Sungai Marquis Houston! Dewi is a mixed-race filmmaker, was born and adopted from West Java, and we discussed her film My Name Is Not Amy, which "examines the truth
My very special guest this week is Dewi Sungai Marquis-Houston! Dewi is a mixed race filmmaker who was adopted from Borneo.We discussed her documentary film My Name Is Not Amy, which "examines the truth of her transracia
Part Two of my letter to Che. This episode has a lot of content about the death of a child, so it might not be everyone's cup of tea. Geno Ray on the internet:Instagram@thunderlips_pdx@n8ive_as_i_can_beYouTube@Thunderlip
This is a solo episode, part one of two, and it is an idea I have been kicking around a while. Every story has a reason, and this one’s mine.I made this one for my little homie, Che — so that one day, if he ever wants to
We went live on location at Dante's in beautiful downtown Portland Oregon. In this episode of 'Native As I Can Be,' I talk with Jason Moore, Native drummer of Dead Animal Assembly Plant. We discussed Jason's musical jour
This week, my guest is Dr. Beverley Jacobs! Dr. Jacobs has carried stories that most people could never bear. A Mohawk lawyer, scholar, and advocate, she has worked with Amnesty International, Native Women's Association
Native As I Can Be, episode 6 is here! We talked about growing up as a Native adoptee, finding her birth parents, and her connection and career communicating with relatives from the unseen world.This week, I interviewed
I sat down with a friend I have known all the way since the early 2000s (!), Jade Jesser. Jade is an author, actor, former stand-up comedian, and a yoga instructor. Couple things to know about this episode... this was re
This week, I sat down with my very special guest, David Velarde.David is an actor, screenwriter, and life enthusiast. He’s an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation and strives to bring tribal authenticity to his acting ro
This week I sat down with my very special guest, Crystal Nicholson. She is a biracial author from Sacramento, CA that I *kinda* share some family ties with. We had a great conversation about growing up mixed, trauma, whi
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Native As I Can Be: Between Two Cultures is hosted by Geno Ray. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 36 episodes.
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