Episode 4: Join host Johnnie Jae and the leader of the Building Relationships group, Cory DeRoin, as they talk about how creating community and connections between Otoe-Missouria citizens and residents of Southeast Nebraska is at the heart of the Walking in the Footsteps of our Ancestors project.

This year marks an incredible milestone in the movement for media justice and narrative sovereignty, the 10th anniversary of the 4th World Media Lab, an Indigenous-led, matriarch-rooted fellowship that continues to shape the future of filmmaking through mentorship, community, and cultural care.

Powerful, timely, and unflinchingly honest, the critically acclaimed Sámi/Norwegian youth series Shut Up (Oro Jaska) is breaking new ground in Indigenous storytelling. Addressing complex issues such as sexual assault, queer

 Decolonized Beatz Indigenous World Pride 2025 (DBIWP) is an unapologetic global gathering celebrating the creativity and pride of 2SLGBTQIA+ Indigenous artists, performers, and storytellers—especially our multiply-Disabled, Chronically Ill, and multiply-Marginalized relatives.

We're in the home stretch now and on this episode I'm talking to new guest Johnnie Jae about the Disney+ MCU series Echo! Meanwhile, Donna and I catch up on some new stuff including new shows, new trailers, and new music!

Episode 3: Join host Johnnie Jae and the co-leaders of the Visualizing Reconciliation group, Dr. Jessica Moore Harjo and Ashley Wilkinson, as they talk about how the project involves art and artists.

Episode 2: Join host Johnnie Jae and Kevin Abourezk, a citizen of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe and team leader of the Creating Land-Based Commemorations group of the WFOA project, as

Welcome 2025! The most awesome Indigie Geek to ever geek joins us to kick off the new year. Put your hands together for the one, the only Johnnie Jae! The

A powerful journey into the heart of history, culture, and healing begins with the launch of Talking in the Footsteps of Our Ancestors, a groundbreaking podcast that I will be

Words are powerful. With words, we find the courage to be who we are, share our experiences and stories, and create new possibilities and worlds. But what happens when grief