A podcast created by students of SDSU’s Native Resource Center to create dialogue and awareness of issues within and without the Native community as seen through Indigenous eyes.
Our first episode of this season is a conversation about the Maui fires. We discuss the causes, the devastation, land grabs, and the Kanaka Community Coalition.
This week we are discussing the topics “Offensive Mascots”
CHANGE THE NAME AND IMAGERY OF THE KANSAS CITY FOOTBALL TEAM. Signing the petition to change the name of the Kansas City Team is a great start on removing offensive imagery and can lead to additional sports teams like The Atlanta baseball team, and the National Hockey Team, removing their offensive names as well. Including our own mascot at SDSU.
Use the link below, to share & guide folks to sign the petition!
https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/change-the-name-and-imagery-of-the-kansas-city-chiefs-football-team?source=direct_link&
This week we are discussing the topic of “Cancel Culture” and the misleading information about burning sage in relevance to social media trends.
This week we are discussing the topic of “No Appropriation Halloween”. Halloween is coming up and gatherings and parties are picking up again, this means that there will probably be a lot of people dressing up and either attending or hosting themed parties. So we wanted to have a discussion around the sort of costumes that people might choose and the cultural significance and implications that are attached to some of these choices.
Uch muuyao a? Here is the first in our mini episode series discussing words and phrases you may not know much about. TW: spooky, self-harm
Join us as we discuss some observations of Performative Inclusion. Also a big THANK YOU to Paul Aguirre @valleyonthebeatz for allowing us to use this track, Stolen Land.
We talk about the importance of stories both scientifically and spiritually. Then members of the NRC tell real paranormal experiences.
Relegating Cristóbal Colón to a footnote, this episode discusses SDSU’s NRC’s Indigenous Peoples Day Week Of Action.
Our topic this week is microaggressions: our experiences, and how to deal with the short and long term effects.