Warm Embers Podcast

Join Camaray and I as we chat about project Yáamay: An Anthology of Feminine Perspectives Across Indigenous California. We delve into the processes that were involved in the collecting the poetry that made up Yáamay. This was a fun and delightful interview, we laugh, share life stories, and discuss science. Pull up a chair and warm yourself with the Warm Embers. Camaray Davalos (Payómkawichum/Xica...

Two Oglala women. Two Indigenous business owners. One powerful and heartwarming conversation. In this episode of Warm Embers, I sit down with the incredible Chef Braveheart, an Oglala Lakota culinary artist and powerhouse behind [restaurant name, if you'd like to include it]. We dive deep into her journey to becoming a chef, sharing stories of ancestral recipes, business beginnings, and the im...

Today's chat is with Marique B. Moss. We chat about her journey into entrepreneurship, being an author and educator, and we share auntie laughs. Marique B. Moss (Miriguá Miásh, “Woman in the Water”) is an Afro Indigenous writer, educator, and creative who is Black on her father’s side and Hidatsa /Dakota on her mother’s. She holds a BA in Native American and Indigenous Studies and a Master of...

Hi friends and family! This weeks guest is the talented Zoe Rain (Choctaw), owner of the successful Clay and Rain: Native Made Jewelry. We chat about life experience as a business owner, creativity and culture, challenges as an artist/business owner, and dream collaborations. Grab a seat, or your favorite drink, or take a walk and enjoy!!Zoe Rain is a member of the Choctaw Nation. She is an entrep...

Welcome to Warm Embers!! Sit with two Aunties chatting about life, sharing stories, and laughs. Jill shares her amazing healing journey after a car accident, we talk culture, and discuss Bigfoot! Jill Sherman-Warne is an elected Tribal Councilmember of the Hoopa Valley Tribe. She also served as a Tribal Councilmember 1995-1997. Ms. Sherman-Warne is also the Executive Director of the Native America...

In this captivating second part of our interview, Brittany takes us from her roots in a rural Alaskan village to her journeys across the world. She shares powerful insights from college life, hard-earned lessons, and her unwavering dedication to serving her people. With Indigenous introspections, laughs, and lots of love, Brittany’s wisdom and passion shine through every story, offering us all som...

In this episode of Warm Embers, we are joined by the incredible Brittany Woods-Orrison, Koyukon Dené woman from Dleł Taaneets, making waves in the broadband industry and beyond. Brittany shares her journey from navigating young adulthood to forging a career that brings internet access to rural Tribal communities. We dive into her remarkable achievements, including her feature in Vogue, and explore...

Join Tiffany Wolfe (Diné/Oglala Lakota) as she interviews guests and dives into the heart of Native storytelling and wisdom, featuring interviews with remarkable Indigenous voices. Each episode brings uplifting conversations filled with powerful stories, inspiring moments, and heartfelt advice. Whether it's exploring culture, personal journeys, or triumphs, Warm Embers is all about celebrating...