We Are Unspoken Words

Episode 39 of Speak On It explores recovery and freedom, from no longer living in fear of law enforcement to walking in a new life beyond addiction. We reflect on the rose, thorn, and bud of recovery, share key sponsorship lessons that helped us move past pettiness, and talk about overcoming apprehension, especially the fear of the unknown. It's a conversation about trust, growth, and purpose.

welcome to another episode of Something Else with Sister Feathers and Brother Indian. lawlessness by a drunk and belligerent golf course owner is discussed.

In this episode, we sit down with Nathan Smith, LPC, CMPC Candidate, as he shares his personal journey into the field of sport psychology. Nathan opens up about the experiences that shaped his passion for mental performance, resilience, and helping athletes unlock their full potential. Through his story, listeners will discover the power of mindset, purpose, and perseverance, both in sport and in...

In this episode, we explore the power of playing the tape all the way through to the bitter end—looking beyond the temporary relief of unhealthy choices to see their true consequences. We discuss how cultivating positivity through gratitude and self-empathy helps rebuild self-worth, why living with the Spirit of Intent gives purpose and direction to our recovery, and how these tools strengthen our...

Barrys, Perrys, and Nats! Oh my! We got the Oklahomies in da house! Talking 'bout surviving a chaotic world, as well as getting some interesting facts on ol' Custer hisself!

Rev. Mulberry, Romer, Marty, Ur Fav NDN and Mohugs have a great discussion on fat gurls, fried bologna sandwiches, landback, recovery, intimacy, and hotdog smoothies.

The whole gangs here! JC, Josiah, Oly, Ron, and Wayne get together to laugh it up, talk it out, and run it back! All in the name of rock!

Ur Fav NDN and Lil Miss Chuckle Feathers join Ron and Oly in this episode, filling in for MoHugs this week. Join us as we discuss happiness, fear, nature vs. nurture, and boundries. Listen or else...

On this powerful episode, MoHugs, Oly, Ron, and Eddie Foote Jr. sit down and answer one deeply personal question: “If you could go back and talk to yourself the night before you got sober, what would you say?” Through honesty, humor, pain, and hope, the conversation explores recovery, the Red Road, self-forgiveness, and the strength it takes to choose a different life. A heartfelt episode for anyo...

On this episode, the conversation gets real with a powerful perspective shift, viewing alcohol as a person trying to destroy your life, your spirit, and your purpose. Through humor, funny questions, honest recovery talk, and heartfelt poetry, the episode brings healing, laughter, and reflection while walking the Red Road in a good way. A'HOO.

In this episode, we talk about the significance of smudging, the importance of obedience to cultural teachings, and finding solutions through tradition, community, and walking the Red Road in a good way. Through shared experiences and Indigenous perspectives, we explore healing, balance, accountability, and the strength that comes from reconnecting with culture. A'HOO

JC and Romer join Oly to discuss priorities, 6 laws of maturity, and answer some hypotheticals. Josiah and Ron will be back next week, so in the meantime don't be weak sauce and just listen once. Okay?

JC and Romer join Oly to hold it down for Josiah and Ron. Don't be weak sauce and just listen to it once.

Welcome to another episode of Something Else with Lailanee and JC, now streaming swass free. We try our hand at mad libs, shout out all the MMIP advocates, and hear JCs usual ramblings. Listen now!!

We had a powerful conversation on the podcast today—yeah, even about a zombie apocalypse—but underneath the humor was something real. We talked about how laughter keeps us human, even in the darkest scenarios. Humor isn’t just entertainment—it’s medicine. It breaks fear, builds connection, and reminds us we’re not alone. Because truth is, whether it’s a zombie apocalypse or just everyday life, iso...

Welcome back to another episode of Something Else. Great news, Lailanee is back with a vengeance and ready to roll, and our smallest co-host gives his thoughts on creative types. Check it out!!!

Setting meaningful goals is like planting seeds in a healing forest—each intention matters, and every step you take nourishes something greater than yourself. When we move with purpose, we begin to see how our growth connects to others, to community, and to the world around us. Stay patient, stay grounded, and trust that what you’re building is part of a larger path of healing. A’HOO

Back in the studio after a short sabbatical, come on in for some random ramblings of Ur Favorite NDN! Back by popular demand...

Natalie Harjo and Beary Bote join Oly, Ron and MoHugs this week to discuss Hilarious Past Missteps, Intention, Self-Control, Old-self vs Spiritual-self, and Getting Called Out in a good way.

Oly, Ron and MoHugs discuss Tomfoolery, Acceptance and Native Humor in Recovery.

Dominic Old Elk, LAC, joins us this week as we discuss Catch Phrases, Reclaiming Your Identity, Discipline, and Maintaining Long Term Recovery.

Join Ron and Oly as they welcome guest-host JC to discuss appreciation, accountability, and messaging.

The Unspoken Collective with Pod Gotti, and Frybread Freddie highlights inspiring individuals shaping culture and community through their art, work, and purpose. In this episode, we sit down with Bobby Takes Enemy, a man walking out authentic transformation through recovery and his faith in Jesus. He shares about rebuilding relationships, working in outreach, mentoring those in recovery, leading b...

Oly, Ron and MoHugs discuss Appreciation vs Tolerance, Medicine Wheel, and Brotherhood.

The Unspoken Collective with Pod Gotti, and Frybread Freddie highlights the inspiring individuals shaping culture and community through their art, work, and purpose.  Our guest today is Clarent Stewart. He's a husband, a father, and a serial entrepreneur who's spent years building businesses while staying rooted in family and purpose.