Welcome back and Happy 2023! We start the 1st episode of on the Powwow Trail "Dance your style" with Guest Spencer Smokes a lot from the Kiowa tribe by way of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe in Briney, MT. Smokes a lot is Full blooded Kiowa, married (Captured) among the Northern Cheyenne. Spencer renders Kiowaness of who he is, through good and bad tribulations in life he as learned from these things in life. Being indigenous of the people on Turtle Island, Spencer is open to pray and help anyone out with the Peyote ways of life, and he sings gourd dance songs when asked to.
From Thurston, Neb is Doug Bong, by way of the Omaha reservation. He is of the Pawnee, Ponca, Otoe, and Ho-Chunk nation.
Join in as the NDN REZ talk goes on different topics from NAC to different views and differences of each tribe.
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