Join me for a powerful conversation with Alexander and Rama, the founders of @homeforhumanity-onehomejourney, as we discuss their One Home Journey and the global impact of their work. Filmed at the mouth of the Klamath River in Requa, Yurok ancestral lands, this interview explores their mission to unite humanity through […]
Welcome to the Circle. In this deeply moving conversation, I sit down with Steve Wise, Executive Director of the Southern Oregon Land Conservancy, to explore the growing relationship between Indigenous land ethics and the modern land trust movement. We dive into the truth about dam removal, the hidden history of […]
One Home Journey Series In this deep and wide-ranging interview, I sit down with world-renowned Indigenous scholar and author Four Arrows (Wahinkpe Topa) to explore the core principles of Indigenous worldview, the sacred role of ceremony, the importance of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), and the dangers of colonial ideologies like […]
In this enlightening 10-minute episode of Drum Circle News, join Dylan Aubrey and Sal Melgoza as they explore the complex relationship between cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation. They discuss how the negative aspects of cultural appreciation arise from a lack of Native teachers sharing authentic knowledge, leading to misinformation and […]
Historic moment of Indigenous solidarity: Jack Ochoa, Ysdiro Garcia, Jose Luis, and Kaaren-Lyn Graves unite to discuss food sovereignty, cross-border farming, Indigenous economic power, and cultural preservation. A must-watch on reclaiming tribal prosperity and unity without government reliance. #IndigenousPower #NativeSovereignty #OneNationManyTribes #FoodSovereignty #IndigenousEconomy #TribalUnity #DecolonizeNow #SupportNativeBusinesses #CrossBorderUnity #NativeVoices #DrumCircleNews #NativeFarming […]
Join Drum Circle News as we sit down with Christopher Hall, Executive Director of Water League, for an in-depth discussion on water rights, environmental policy, indigenous perspectives, and the fight against organized crime’s water theft in Southern Oregon. This 1 hour 47 minute interview covers: 🌊 The impact of unlicensed […]
Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Dan Wahpepah, host of KSKQ First Nations Radio, as we explore the path to re indigenization and sustainable living. Dan shares insights into the nonprofit Red Earth Descendants and the Turtle Island Permaculture Institute, emphasizing the critical need to heal our relationship with […]
In this thought-provoking 11-minute episode of Drum Circle News, join Dylan Aubrey and Sal Melgoza as they delve into the fascinating similarities between modern rave culture and traditional Native ceremonies. Discover how these cultural practices intersect and what they reveal about community, spirituality, and shared human experiences. We also discuss […]
In this impactful 7-minute episode of Drum Circle News, Dylan Aubrey and Sean Milanovich delve into the tragic history of broken treaties that facilitated the theft of Native lands by settlers. They discuss the Dawes Act, a law that legalized the expropriation of Native lands and stripped Native peoples of […]
In this engaging 11-minute episode of Drum Circle News, Dylan Aubrey and Antonio Carrasco tackle the rules set by Fish and Wildlife regarding the ownership of feathers, which are restricted to tribe-enrolled Native Americans. This discussion leads to a broader conversation about New Age spiritualists who emulate Indigenous culture without […]
