The Good "Tu'i" Medicine Podcast

Lios Enchim Ania! Hope everyone is doing well. This is one of the best episodes and recap of Reservation Dogs we have had to date. In this podcast episode we discuss Episode 7 "California Dreamin" Our special guest on this episode is Mr. Gary Farmer who plays "Uncle Brownie" on the series! The is a very powerful episode and discussion as well. This was an emotional episode to watch and the scene reaction when Elora finds Daniel is powerful. Gary Farmer lends his views on the scene, the series, and the upcoming Season 2! (Trigger Warning) some stories shared by our guests and speakers are about suicide and personal traumas. Thank you to all or our moderators and speakers and our special guest Gary Farmer "Uncle Brownie" for sharing their insights and stories with us. We are forever grateful for all of you. Thanks you! A Hewii!

Hello everyone!Join us and other indigenous content creators as we meet weekly to discuss the the each episode of Reservation Dogs.In this episode we discuss Episode 6 "Hunting"This is a somber episode with "Willie Jack" and her fathercoping with the death of the friend Daniel.(Trigger warning) Stories shared and discussed may be about suicide.Topics Include:Deer Corn? (for non hunters)Monster in the beginningTallman - (Who or what is Tallman?) Stories passed down for generations about TallmanBigfoot - (Is he Tallman?) LegendsPersonal Stories and SharingSpirit HousesCreek Cemetery (Spirits Singing)Loss & SuicideIf you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, HELP IS AVAILABLE. Call the National Suicide Prevention Line: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)The Willow Movie and Rez Dogs ConspiracyThank again to our weekly indigenous moderators: Cherylee (Dine) , Niya (Dine), Neyom (Arapaho/Mvskoke), and Acee (Ohkay Owingeh/Cohiti/Kewa).And all of our guests that add to our conversations!Chokoi Utessia'vu

Hello Everyone! Join other indigenous content creators as we meet weekly to discuss the series Reservation Dogs! In this episode we discuss Episode 5 "Come & Get Your Love"Topics include: Deerwoman - who is she?Light Horseman (History) Big FootLittle People (indigenous perspectives) from New Zealand, Hawaii, Northern Tribes, Yaqui. Shitass! Tribal Law EnforcementTribal Elections & More! Thanks to our great moderators: Neyom, Cherylee, Acee, Niya, Yolanda, Daisee, Thomas, and Lokilani. Have a great day, and thanks for listening.

Welcome everyone to Season 3! In this episode I will share what happened on March, 10, 2021 and how my life changed from a traumatic freak accident that left me broken, unable to walk, and on an ongoing long road to recovery. So many questions have crossed my mind since that day. I should've said no when asked to volunteer on that day. I should've had coffee on that day with my colleague instead of going to the park. I zigged when I should've zagged. But, here I am grateful for each day and the journey ahead of me. Life is too short. I got reminded on the weekend before the 4th of July when my dad called me frantically and said he got hit by a drunk driver! Life can change at a blink if an eye, so be careful out there and take care of your family and loved ones. ~ Pete

Hello everyone! I, unfortunately, had a terrible freak accident on April 10th and have not been able to post or conduct interviews for the show. But I should be back soon! I did have the honor to record and have Deb Echo-Hawk as a guest on the show to speak about the Pawnee Seed Preservation Project prior to the accident. Deb speaks about how the project all began, the people, and the seeds. Deb also talks about planting techniques that have been passed down by generations, and how climate change and its effects are changing their gardening methods. Other topics covered are Hugelkulter Technique, cross-pollination, berm hills, sunflower thickets, and seed sovereignty.Thank you Deb Echo-Hawk and all of the listeners. I really appreciate you all! ~ Pete

Very honored to have Nephi Craig on our podcast! Mr. Craig is a White Mountain Apache/Navajo executive chef, is the founder of the Native American Culinary Association, a network of Native cooks, chefs, scholars, farmers, and community members devoted to the development and preservation of Native American foodways.Mr. Craig works in combating substance abuse and addiction in his hometown of Whiteriver on the White Mountain Apache Tribe in Arizona. I see my work as treating the inter-generational impact and symptoms of historical trauma and colonialism that manifest as "addictions" in our people. Practicing the principles of what I call "Indigenous Trauma-informed Care". I teach, cook, lead and learn.Nephi also opened Café Gozhóó, a Western Apache Cafe, Market, and Learning Center located in our ancestral homelands on the White Mountain Apache Tribe in Northeastern Arizona. Café Gozhóó cultivates Indigenous skills and health through Apache food-ways and Ancestral Intelligence.Thank you for listening. Check out Nephi on Instagram @nephi_craig