Podcast

Many of you know him from the powwow circle, but today we're diving into what he does outside of it. Please introduce yourself, Ricky. "Hi, bonjour. I'm Lynx Clan and I come from a little reservation in the middle of... Read more »

Eric Hernandez, a member of the Lumbee tribe from North Carolina, has charted an extraordinary path from his roots to the vibrant city of Los Angeles, where he now thrives as a Native American hoop dancer, storyteller... Read more »

Join Paul Gowder on the Pow Wow Life podcast. In this episode, I'll answer the most asked questions about Pow Wows. Are Pow Wows Open To The Public? First and foremost, host Paul Gowder addresses a common miscon... Read more »

In the latest episode of the Pow Wow Life podcast, host Paul Gowder gives us an intimate conversation with Laurel Goodluck and Bridget George, the author and illustrator of the heartwarming children's book 'Too Much, ... Read more »

Join Paul G with an interview with Mark Marsolais from Birch Bark Coffee! Mark is Ojibwe and a Band member of Whitefish River First Nation located on Birch Island, Ontario in the District of Manitoulin Island. As the ... Read more »

In this episode, our host Paul G sits down with Brian Young, an accomplished author and filmmaker of Navajo descent. Brian takes us on a journey through his creative process, discussing the inspiration behind his debu... Read more »

Exploring Native Culture on an Epic Road Trip: A Powwow.com Adventure In the vast landscape of Native American culture, the journey to discover and celebrate the rich traditions can be both enlightening and captiva... Read more »

Join us for an insightful interview with Adrian Sutherland, a talented native musician from Canada's far north. Discover his unique blend of roots, rock, folk, and blues, influenced by his Cree culture and deep connec... Read more »

Join us on Pow Wow Life as we delve into the world of Navajo weaving with special guest Tashina Littleben, a third-generation Diné weaver from Rock Point, Arizona. In this captivating interview, Tashina shares her ... Read more »

In the latest episode, host Paul Gowder interviewed two Native American authors, Kim Rogers and Laurel Goodluck, who have been making waves in the literary world with their beautifully crafted children's books. Both a... Read more »

In an interview with Paul G the Natives of the Apocalypse (NOTA) group shared their inspiring journey of creating indigenous theater. Comprising four talented Native American performing arts students, Enoch Chapman, I... Read more »

November is a special month in America– Native American Heritage Month! This is a time to honor and recognize the rich and diverse cultures, traditions, and contributions of Native Americans to our society. It's a... Read more »