Warm Embers Podcast

Get ready for some words of wisdom and amazing information from Robyn, they could be affirmations! Tiffany chats with Robyn about her work in healing, business coaching, and world changing work. Pull up a chair, you are right on time! Robin Soulier-Ritchot She/Her/Hers Robyn Soulier-Ritchot is an Indigenous Coach, Consultant, Speaker and Facilitator who empowers individuals, entrepreneurs, and org...

Tiffany Wolfe sits down with Nathalie Standingcloud (Cherokee, Muskogee, Salish-Kootanai, and Colville) who is an artistic powerhouse. From tattooing, to film, through advocacy, the New York runway, and book publishing, Nathalie takes us on an exciting journey. Join in as she shares her story about timing and believing in oneself. A fantastic chat session, pull up a chair, you are right on time! N...

Tiffany sits down with Kelly Holmes, the founder of Native Max Magazine. They discuss Kelly's 'why' and how she was determined to make it work. They talk fashion spaces, shows, and Native celebrities. Enjoy! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe! Ahe'hee'.

This week, Tiffany sits down with the incredible Dr. Stephanie Little Hawk-Big Crow to explore the profound wisdom passed down through generations. We dive deep into the power of "Grandmother’s Teachings". She shares lessons rooted in Lakota tradition that offer a roadmap for healing, resilience, and reclaiming our cultural identities in a modern world. Dr. Stephanie shares her personal...

In this episode of Warm Embers, Tiffany sits down with Dr. Carson and chats about the effect of blood quantum. Dr. Carson dives into his research and they discuss the multiple impacts and limitations of the blood quantum system on Native Americans in the USA.Pull up a chair, you are right on time! William Carson is a member of Ohkay Owingeh and Postdoctoral Researcher at Roswell Park Comprehensive...

Culture, Sustainability & 2026 TrendsPull up a chair, you are right on time. In the Season 3 premiere of Warm Embers, host Tiffany Wolfe kicks things off with an incredible panel of visionary designers: Kayla Looking Horse, Sunrose Iron Shell, and Anna Fry. These talented Indigenous women bring complex ideas and uplifting dialogue to the table, challenging the industry's status quo while h...

Join Tiffany as she sits down and reflects on lessons learned and what 2026 will hold. Thank you for listening, sharing, and being part of the conversation. See you in 2026!

Join Tiffany Wolfe as she chats with Pascha Madrid, an Indigenous artist from Isleta Pueblo. We chat about how she became an artist which developed from the need to take care of her horse’s medical expenses to showing at artist markets. This conversation weaves us through her journey as a full time creative, she shares the challenges, and the fun experiences. You will enjoy this convo as we dive i...

Join Tiffany as she sits and chats with the talented portrait artist, Randi Nuanes (Luiseño/ San Luis Rey Band of Mission Indians). They discuss what it takes to get into art gallery spaces, networking, and painting techniques. This is a fun chat about daily life as an artist and the grit and stick to it mindset you need. Grab a chair you are right on time! Randi Nuanes (Luiseño/ San Luis Rey Band...

Join Tiffany Wolfe as she chats with YoNasDa LoneWolf (Oglala Lakota) about her journey and amazing life. They discuss Native activism in the 70s, the "crab in the barrel" mentality and how the community can expand, and how she is living with chemotherapy treatment. This is an episode you will want to hear. Pull up a chair you are right on time. Born amidst the activism of the American I...

Join Tiffany Wolfe as she chats with the talented Shauna White Bear, owner of White Bear Moccasins. We discuss her journey as an entrepreneur and artist. She is carrying the torch of moccasin making, handmade moccasins in the US by an Indigenous artist. She shares her story of learning how to make them, and then teaching others. You will hear about the Pow-wow pitch, Macklemore, and learn about bi...

This weeks guest is the brilliant and inspiring, Mary Descheeny-Reyna, MSW, TMP, THRP II. Mary is the CEO of Indigenous Workplace Solutions, and she shares insight into what workplace wellness looks like. From cultural workplace policy, to what reciprocal leadership looks like, this episode is full of inspiration and amazing conversation. Pull up a seat, you are right on time. Mary Descheeny-Reyna...

This week Tiffany sits down with Casandra to share story about healing, family, and being your authentic self. Casandra weaves a beautiful basket of storytelling. Every moment of the episode holds wisdom and uplifting moments. I hope you enjoy this episode and please take a moment to LIKE - SHARE - SUBSCRIBE.Casandra Stouder, Indigenous Leader Who Carries Seen and Unseen Medicines of Indigenous We...

Join us as Nanibaah (Navajo) shares her journey in music, songwriting, and her gifted insight. Nanibaah gives us a peek behind the scenes of her craft, the music industry, and spirituality. This a conversation you don't want to miss.nihookááʼ diyin dineʼé (Earth Surface People) Album:https://earthsurfacepeople.bandcamp.com/album/nihook-diyin-dine-earth-surface-peopleMore about Nanibaah:https:/...

Join Tiffany as she sits with Tenille K. Campbell, PhD. They chat about 'Indian Love Poems', empowerment, matriarchy, and what does a contemporary Indian look like? This is a fun and meaningful conversation, pull up a chair, you are right on time!----Tenille K. Campbell is a Dene and Métis artist from English River First Nation, SK. She completed her MFA in Creative Writing at UBC and hold...

In this episode of Warm Embers, I sit down with Dr. Jill Fish, a member of the Tuscarora Nation, to have an honest and uplifting conversation about mental health, healing, and therapy. We discuss what to expect when starting therapy, the importance of culturally grounded healing, and the courage it takes to seek support. I chose to feature Dr. Fish in honor of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, t...

World Champion hammer thrower Janee’ Kassanavoid (Comanche) made history as the first Native woman to medal at the World Athletics Championships, but her journey is about so much more than breaking records. In this inspiring conversation, Janee’ opens up about the mental fortitude, discipline, and commitment that shaped her success, the emotional story of winning with her late father in her heart,...

Join us this week, Tiffany sits down with Melody Lewis (Ft. Mohave/Hopi/Tewa). Melody Lewis is the Founder of Indigenous Community Collective. She built the Matriarch Mixers to prove that when Native women come together, they can create their own table, their own network, and their own success. You'll want to hear this. Melody Lewis is a member of the Fort Mojave Indian Tribe. She was born and rai...

This week we are joined by the trailblazer, Jenn Harper, founder of Cheekbone Beauty. We sit and chat about the vision behind Cheekbone Beauty and Jenn's commitment to her people and sustainability. Jenn shares an honest take on the beauty industry and what it takes to operate a successful beauty brand. Pull up a chair, you are right on time! Jenn Harper is not just a name in the beauty indust...

Join Tiffany Wolfe as she sits with Jennifer Varenchik (Tohono O'odham Nation) and they chat about her journey in film. We talk film, book clubs, and her amazing adventures in creating her passions. We discuss her time in Hollywood, how she began creating film, Indigenous representation in film, her experience with film festivals, and her current projects in Hawaii. Pull up a chair, you are ri...

This week Tiffany A Wolfe interviews Shaydee Snowy Pretends Eagle (Lakota/Dakota). Snow is an immensely talented artist, she specializes in accessories that are made with traditional materials in a contemporary style. Her body chains made from beadwork are exquisite. Shaydee took time to give us a glimpse into the magic that goes into her masterpieces. From her lesson in beadwork to her fashion op...

Relatives! Join us as Tiffany sits down with the beautiful and talented Wabanoonkwe. The conversation sparks conversation around entrepreneurial journey, surprising stories about culture, couture, and lots of laughs. If you have not familiar with Wabanoonkwe, she is a powerhouse who consistently and successfully identifies her goals and surpasses them. She is a great example of Indigenous Excellen...

Join Tiffany Wolfe as she talks with Dr. Zonnie Gorman, Phd. Dr. Gorman shares her journey into the archives. She was on the hunt for missing information on the Navajo Codetalkers, and ended up solving a mystery! Listen in to find out what that mystery was. She is shaping history with her work and love for history. Dr. Gorman was a delight to have on the podcast. All gratitude for her sharing her...

In this episode of Warm Embers, Tiffany Wolfe chats with Julie Olson - The Navajo in Finance. Julie has an important message about wealth and investing. She shares stories about her journey, her ancestors, and her work. You will enjoy this episode, pull up a chair, you are right on time. To find out more about Julie you can contact her on her socials:https://www.tiktok.com/@navajoinfinanceShare -...

This is a solo episode, Tiffany Wolfe draws back the curtain and gives a peek into how guests are chosen, why she started Warm Embers, and why she is two weeks behind. She also shares stories from her childhood and gives tips and tricks on networking and panic attacks. Pull up a chair, you are right on time!