Cheyenne and Arapaho Productions Podcast

Come listen to this episode featuring Cheyenne artist, Madelynn Byrd. Madelynn is an artist who specializes in digital art, as well as ledger style art. She talks about finding her passion for art at an early age, growing up in Hammon, other artists that she was inspired by, where she finds inspiration, how she tells stories through her art, and much more. Like, support, and follow Madelynn on Instagram at:  https://www.instagram.com/madelynn_byrd/

Come listen as we talk with Cheyenne and Arapaho tribal member, Gabe “The Freight Train” Rednose. Gabe is a Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter who is set to make his professional debut on October 10th, in Worley, Idaho. Gabe also talks about his love for the tribes, growing up in Kingfisher, being a father, and training with MMA legends such as Joe “Daddy” Stevenson, Dan Henderson, and Dominic Reyes.

This episode features special guest Lonny Street. Come listen as Lonny talks about what got him into dancing, his favorite powwow, his favorite dancers, where he learned how to make roaches, his favorite trends, and much more.   Intro Music Credit: Battle River Follow Lonny Street on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lonnystreet/ Contact JR Lonelodge at: jrlonelodge@gmail.com

Tune in as JR Lonelodge talks with special guest Terry Fiddler (Mnicouju/Lakota, Cheyenne River). Terry talks about his early dancing days, shares some history about the traditional dance, gives his thoughts on contemporary style, some of the unique places he has danced at, thoughts on the current landscape of powwows, and much more.

This episode features special guest Jeremy "Worm" Dearly, lead singer of Sharpshooter. Come listen as Worm talks about attaining his degree, his favorite powwows, composing songs, what age he started singing, what's coming up for Sharpshooter, and much more. Intro Music Credit: Sharpshooter Song: https://youtu.be/xonB8wegAV0?si=1OGVMA3H5CoK8h9U Follow Jeremy "Worm" Dearly on Facebook, or on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeremywormdearly/ Contact JR Lonelodge at: jrlonelodge@gmail.com

JR Lonelodge hosts two guests in this episode featuring Sheldon Sundown and Verna Street. Sheldon (Seneca Nation, Western NY) talks about the history of the smoke dance, the evolution of the dance, and what got him singing the smoke dance songs. He gives an update on what he is working on these days. Verna (Cherokee, Tuscarora) talks about where she learned how to dance, teaching others how to dance through her Raven Dance Street Studio, and the benefits of dancing. She also reflects on her recent trip to Albuquerque for the Gathering of Nations Powwow.

In this episode, we learn about the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Fire Management Program. Tune in to learn about the program’s history, the goals and focus, some of the training involved, prescribed burns, collaborating with different tribes and states, and much more. Attendees include Sam Youngbull, Arlan Spottedwolf, and Ralston Moore. To learn more about the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Fire Management Program, please visit: https://www.cheyenneandarapaho-nsn.gov/administration/fire-management

In this two-part segment, we highlight the Cheyenne and Arapaho Department of Labor. Tune in to learn about programs and services offered such as the TERO skills bank, which seeks out native artists and skilled workers. The DREAMS program, which offers employment services, tuition services, support and secondary services. Also, hear about services offered by the Office of Veterans Affairs including how and where to sign up and other special events hosted by the program. Attendees include Cheyenne and Arapaho Department of Labor Executive Director, Erwin Pahamahmie Jr. Also, Program Directors Anne Pedro, and Jerry Levi. Contact the Cheyenne and Arapaho Department of Labor at: https://www.cheyenneandarapaho-nsn.gov/

JR Lonelodge hosts special guest Amber OldHorn (Crow, Blackfeet-Pikuni, Hidatsa, Oglala Lakota) in this episode. Amber talks about the Crow Fair, including some of the protocol and etiquette around that week. She also explains some of the history behind the fair, shares some memories, and offers some words of inspiration to the up-and-coming dancers and singers. Song credit: Sharpshooter Contact JR Lonelodge at: jrlonelodge@gmail.com

In this two-part series, we highlight the Cheyenne and Arapaho Productions Department of Labor. Tune in to hear about some of the programs and their direct services, which feature employment opportunities like the summer youth program. Attendees include Executive Director Erwin Pahmahmie Jr, Vocational Rehabilitation Director Tim Yeahquo, and TERO Director Kathleen TallBear. Contact the Cheyenne and Arapaho Department of Labor at: https://www.cheyenneandarapaho-nsn.gov/

This episode features the parents of the senior’s from the 5A State Champion El Reno Lady Indians basketball team. Tune in to hear about the consistency and sacrifices it took as a parent for their child to reach their potential. The support system needed from family, friends, tribes, community, and the school system to nourish that talent. The parents offer advice to other parents, and their messages to their children as they graduate this year and move on to the next chapter in their lives.   Follow the Lady Indians at: https://elrenoindians.tv

In this episode, we talk with the tribal seniors from the 5A State Champion El Reno Lady Indians basketball team. The girls discuss their memories of playing together though their childhood, their role and positions on the team, their hobbies and interests, and plans for after high school. This episode is hosted by Carrie Whitlow.

This episode features the coaching staff from the 5A State Champion El Reno Lady Indians basketball team. Tune in to hear about the importance of building relationships and working with predominately Native American student-athletes. This episode is hosted by Carrie Whitlow.

The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Environmental Protection Agency sat down with us to talk about the mission and focus of their work. Topics such as water readings, hazardous materials and dumping, preventative measures, changing our way of thinking about our lands, and some of the long-term solutions currently under work. Attendees included Chieko Buffalo, Robin French, Dewayne Dudley, Brian Sevenstar. This episode was hosted by Darren Brown. To contact and follow our EPA program, please visit our website at: https://www.cheyenneandarapaho-nsn.gov/

Motivational speaker and Yellowstone actor, Christian Wassana visits with CAP Producer Hawk Hartico about his childhood, playing basketball, his family and upbringing, his movement, and navigating through the film world.

JR Lonelodge introduces his daughter and co-host, Emma Lonelodge. Special guest is Champion Fancy Dancer Patrick Mitsuing (Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nations, Plains Cree). Patrick talks about his family, Powwow Times, his training regiment, his thoughts on the current powwow scene, and shares some advice for the next generation. Song: Rose Hill Live at Pala 2015 All credit to respective owners.

Special Guests Misty Boetteger, Sunny Hegwood, Amber Silverhorn-Wolfe, and Tesia Zientek share their experiences as Female Leaders working in Tribal Education Departments.  Happy Women’s History Month!

The Diabetes Wellness Program sat down with the CAP Podcast to talk about and promote National Nutrition Month. Attendees included Marcos Baros, Director of the Diabetes and Wellness Program, and Raven Bramlett, Healthy Lifestyle Program Specialist. Topics discussed were healthy alternatives to eating, understanding carb and calorie intake, and portion sizes.

CAP Productions Podcast sat down with the Cheyenne and Arapaho Department of Social Services. Attendees included Winona Youngbird, Executive Director, Eddie Hamilton, Coordinator of Food Distribution, and Kylee Wilson, Director of ICW.

J.R. Lonelodge visits with Brian Frejo (Ski'ri Chaui Pawnee Nation, Seminole Nation of Oklahoma) and Julius Not Afraid (Crow, Oglala).   Brian talks about his upcoming "The BeatsXBlessings Tour24", living in SoCal, working with the youth, and his advocacy work. Julius shares his thoughts on the powwow world, living in Kyle, SD., traveling to Oklahoma, and encourages the youth to take part in their culture.   Thank you to the drum group "Southern Boyz" for providing the intro song.