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A Real show about Real Indigenous stuff. We talk about all Indigenous things on the screens and everywhere in between. We ain't just real. We're REEL INDIGENOUS.

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Latest Episodes

Last year in Utah! And Sunrise went to say goodbye to all the Park City Pals. Matt joined virtually, and we got the scoop on the 2026 Final Park City Sundance!

February is made for love, and no one loves a love story more than our hosts. Which ones made the top of the list?

Our hosts watched the 1997 Shining so you don't have to, followed up by 2019's Doctor Sleep. And yes, Angela watched one with the sound muted.

Pod favs Cliff Curtis and Zahn McClarnon join the cast of Doctor Sleep to finish out Danny Torrance's sto... more

How tropey does Derry get? Our hosts have all the feels about the new series on HBO Max. It takes us all back to the 60s and how Pennywise became the clown we all know and love?

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Richard Ray Whitman
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Angela
Host and contributor sharing critical perspectives and insights on screenings and Indigenous stories.
Various Co-Hosts
The co-hosts share diverse perspectives on Indigenous films and culture, contributing to engaging discussions with humor and insight.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 71 ratings
  • Great stories!

    Love hearing the cultural discussions and stories of the guests. Any day is a good day to start learning more about our indigenous communities and how they connect to pop culture and movies.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KG13Sooner
    United States4 years ago
  • This one right here

    Great show! Love the format! The hosts are super knowledgeable and a lot of fun to listen to! Smash subscribe!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Idekwhateven17
    United States4 years ago
  • Sounds good

    Like this a lot.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gingela
    United States4 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the engaging cultural discussions and stories shared by the hosts, emphasizing the importance of learning about Indigenous communities.
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Graham Greene - A Tribute S4E19
Q: What would you suggest for anybody who wants to get started on his career?
Start with 'Dances with Wolves', 'Thunderheart', and 'Reservation Dogs', and if you can find 'Christmas in the Clouds', that's also worth watching.
Graham Greene - A Tribute S4E19
Q: What's your first memory of seeing him in a film?
Many of us recall seeing him first in 'Dances with Wolves', as it left a strong image of him and showcased his ability to balance Indigenous depictions with humor and reality.
Choctaw Vampire Hunters Sink Their Teeth Into Sinners
Q: How did y'all get pulled into this project? Was it with Mr. Coogler or how did that work?
The guests explain they were brought into the project through recommendations and connections within the Chahta community, showcasing their cultural ties and experiences.
Pursuing Jeremy Charles
Q: What advice would you give your younger self?
Start building and connecting to your community now. They are your people for life, and you should not neglect them.
Pursuing Jeremy Charles
Q: What is your preferred style of documentary filmmaking in terms of like sharing the story?
I love incorporating Indigenous languages and allowing Indigenous peoples to tell their stories in their own words, because their perspectives are often unheard.

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Conversations center around Indigenous representation in media, covering a wide variety of topics from film critiques to discussions about Indigenous storytelling. The hosts engage with diverse themes such as love stories in Indigenous contexts, the portrayal of Native people in horror narratives, and the evolution of Indigenous representation throughout cinema history. The podcast also highlights the significance of community voices and the collective imagination in shaping narratives that resonate with contemporary audiences. With a strong emphasis on showcasing Indigenous talents and addressing cultural narratives, it aims to foster an understanding and appreciation of Indigenous experiences through the lens of film and television.

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7. Noetta Harjo
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