a series of stories and reflections shared across generations. These episodes were created by young artists seeking to honor stories shared with them by family members across the state of Minnesota.
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Signup to Generate a Pitcha series of stories and reflections shared across generations. These episodes were created by young artists seeking to honor stories shared with them by family members across the state of Minnesota.
The Waterers is hosted by In Progress. The show has published 67 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Nuestro Servicio Militar" (2 January 2026, 2 minutes), "Nuestro Servicio Militar" (2 January 2026, 2 minutes), and "Vetrano" (2 January 2026, 5 minutes).
The Waterers publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 4 minutes across 67 episodes.
Booking probability for The Waterers is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Waterers requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Waterers's contact route on record: public web form.
In Progress hosts The Waterers, a society podcast with 67 episodes published.
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Episode #66
This video follows Michael Ramirez, a National Guard member based in Crookston, Minnesota, as he reflects on his service, future reenlistment, and the balance between stateside responsibilities and overseas missions. He...
Episode #65
This episode highlights McKenzie Schmiedt, a female service member, reflecting on progress and ongoing challenges for women in the military. She speaks candidly about gaining greater opportunities and respect while...
Episode #64
This video features David Medrano, a Mexican American veteran who reflects on his 20-year military career spanning the Army Reserve and U.S. Air Force, including deployments during Desert Storm and humanitarian missions...
Episode #63
Rena Zapata explores the meaning of being an auntie as a role defined by open arms, shared responsibility, and deep emotional care. Through reflections on growing into the role at a young age and learning when to step...
Episode #62
This episode reflects on being an auntie as the privilege of helping raise children with love, guidance, and the care of a second mother. Through memories of growing up surrounded by many aunties—especially one who...
Episode #61
This episode features Morgen Arguelles reflecting on what it means to be an auntie during the early years of her nephew’s life. She describes the joy of being a playful, supportive presence—setting loving boundaries...
Episode #60
This episode captures Monique Arguelles's joyful memories of aunties who bring laughter, playfulness, and guidance into everyday life. Through birthday cake fights, shared advice, and moments of trust—like learning to...
Episode #59
This episode follows Miracle Espericueta , a young auntie, who steps into a caregiving role early in life, balancing school, work, and family while helping raise her niece and nephews. She reflects on the joy of...
Episode #58
Masyn Arguelles shares her reflections on becoming a tia at fourteen, capturing the joy, playfulness, and deep love she shares with her nephew. Alongside this bond, she honors the influence of her Aunt Letty, whose...
Episode #57
This episode reflects on how the meaning of “auntie” evolves across cultures, generations, and chosen family, expanding beyond biology to those who step in with care when it is needed most. Through memories of great...
Episode #56
Dave Nelson reflects on how aunts and uncles form the backbone of the village that helps raise children across generations. Through personal stories, the speaker shares how guidance, accountability, and hard-earned life...
Episode #55
This episode follows Chris Espericueta's journey from becoming an uncle at age twelve to embracing the role as a lifelong commitment rooted in love, responsibility, and guidance. Through reflections from both the uncle...
Episode #54
In this short reflection, Calixtra Bouchard shares what aunties mean to her through moments of joy, care, and celebration. She describes aunties as kind, respectful people who show up, make her laugh, and help her feel...
Episode #53
Bienvenida Matias reflects on being an auntie—or titi —as a role defined by care, honesty, and deep involvement across generations and distance. Through memories of migration, chosen family, and moments of stepping in...
Episode #52
This episode explores what it means to be an auntie or uncle as a role rooted in love, responsibility, and presence across generations. Through personal reflections, family members describe aunties and uncles as second...
Episode #51
Deanna Drift from Nett Lake Village shares a lighthearted story about a mischievous young bear that frequently visited her home, earning the nickname “mangy butt.” Through humor and observation, she reminds us that...
Episode #50
Serena Logan, a youth from Nett Lake Village, shares her joy in watching bears with her great-grandmother Mavis and caring for them by leaving food along the road. Her story reflects the love, respect, and connection...
Episode #49
Margaret Benner from Nett Lake Village emphasizes the need to educate others about the cultural and spiritual importance of bears to Native people. She shares how she greets bears in Ojibwe, honoring them as relatives...
Episode #48
Téa Drift Rivera from Nett Lake Village shares teachings learned from her elders about the Bear Clan and the sacred role of bears as protectors, healers, and symbols of bravery. She reflects on their wisdom and...
Episode #47
Deanna Drift from Nett Lake Village recounts how she sought guidance from spiritual advisor Vern Adams to speak to tribal leaders about the sacredness of bears and the harm caused by their killing. She reflects on the...
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Associate Professor of Sociology and Coordinator of the Women and Gender Studies Program at Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi, Oregon Health & Science University
licensed pastor, spiritual director, seminary graduate, EMG's Court of Protection Health & Welfare team
Nett Lake Village
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