Welcome to Episode 3 of The Real Rank Podcast, hosted by Kairyn Potts and Scott Wabano. In this episode, we dive into the evolution of Indigenous representation in media. From the early portrayals in films like Pocahontas and Indian in the Cupboard to the modern successes of shows like Reservation Dogs and the groundbreaking film Prey, discover how Indigenous stories are being told today.
We discuss the significance of accurate and authentic portrayals, highlighting the importance of variety beyond trauma-focused narratives. Explore the rise of two-spirit representation, notably seen in platforms like RuPaul's Drag Race, and the challenges and progress in showcasing these vital voices.
This episode is filled with insightful conversations on past and current Indigenous representation, exploring the transformative power of seeing diverse stories in media. Join us for this engaging discussion, and share in the comments your thoughts on the Indigenous icons that influenced you growing up!
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