Adam Beach: Native American Actor Extraordinaire

Adam Beach: Native American Actor Extraordinaire

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Adam Beach is a well-known Native American actor, writer, producer, and philanthropist, He was born in Manitoba, grew up on the Dog Creek First Nation Reserve, and is Anishinaabe.  One meaning of Anishinaab... Read more »
Irene Bedard: The Woman Behind the Voice of Pocahontas

Irene Bedard: The Woman Behind the Voice of Pocahontas

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Irene Bedard has made her share of appearances on the big screen. You may have even heard her voice in TV shows, movies, and video games. Perhaps you've seen her in the news from time to time.  She is beautif... Read more »
Leah Tsinajinnie – Navajo Professional Disc Golfer – Pow Wow Life Podcast Episode 32

Leah Tsinajinnie – Navajo Professional Disc Golfer – Pow Wow Life Podcast Episode 32

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Leah Tsinajinnie recently changed sports from Ultimate to Disc Golf.  She was a collegiate National Champion and professional Ultimate player.  Leah is now on the professional disc golf tour.   ... Read more »
11 Educational Grants and Scholarships For Native American Students

11 Educational Grants and Scholarships For Native American Students

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Some of you may be in high school or an undergrad program or know someone who is, and you're interested in seeking out scholarships for the next school year.  All Native American scholarships have specific eli... Read more »
Reservation Dogs Gives us Yet Another Chapter of Onscreen Indigenous Magic

Reservation Dogs Gives us Yet Another Chapter of Onscreen Indigenous Magic

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The moment you turn on FX’s new comedy, "Reservation Dogs," you realize you're watching something special. The show was co-created by Sterlin Harjo (Seminole/Muscogee Creek) and Taika Waititi  (Maori), who plu... Read more »
Read ‘Winter Counts’ — A Lakota Thriller

Read ‘Winter Counts’ — A Lakota Thriller

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Now that summer is winding down, it's time to pass that beach book along to a friend and pick up something with more substance. If you’re eyeing something more informative, thrilling, and poignant, then "Winter Counts... Read more »
Opinion: Critical Race Theory and Why Native Americans Need a Seat at the Table

Opinion: Critical Race Theory and Why Native Americans Need a Seat at the Table

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Critical Race Theory has firmly cemented its place among the most discussed topics of 2021, with many members of the media and the academic community sharing their thoughts on how American racism has shaped our h... Read more »
Scorsese, DiCaprio Continue Work on ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Film

Scorsese, DiCaprio Continue Work on ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Film

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This spring, Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio met with Osage cultural leaders, Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear and the Osage Nation’s film ambassador, Chad Renfro, in Oklahoma to discuss their plans to col... Read more »
Opinion: Cleveland Indians’ Name Change Is the Right Call Despite Some Angry Fans

Opinion: Cleveland Indians’ Name Change Is the Right Call Despite Some Angry Fans

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The time has finally come for Cleveland—and some have been waiting since 1915 for this decision when the Indians originally got their team name.  Starting in 2022, the once Cleveland Indians will officially be... Read more »
Meet the Indigenous Athletes Competing in the Tokyo Olympics

Meet the Indigenous Athletes Competing in the Tokyo Olympics

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Fifty indigenous athletes are headed to Japan to compete in the Tokyo Olympics—the most ever selected in Olympic history. Only 3 indigenous athletes competed at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Sixteen of these athletes a... Read more »
Escape to Alcatraz Chronicles Rise of Native Voices, Struggles That Persist To This Day

Escape to Alcatraz Chronicles Rise of Native Voices, Struggles That Persist To This Day

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"Escape to Alcatraz," the new documentary series by Hulu, gives us an up-close look at the 19 months in which Native Americans occupied the abandoned prison on Alcatraz Island. And it's something everyone—Native or no... Read more »
10 Native American Comedians You Should Know

10 Native American Comedians You Should Know

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Native American comedians are on the rise. They're on TV, on the radio, in movies, in books, in magazines, on social media—you name it. It's a special gift to pull off being witty and funny, bringing joy and ... Read more »

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