I loved this podcast from the very beginning. The unique approach to storytelling really gives us a glimpse of where the next generations spirit is. Young and Indigenous!

I love the variety of young voices exploring the world and also the in depth conversations with elders. Informative and entertaining! Can’t wait for what’s next on the journey.

This is one of my favorite podcasts. It gives me hope for the future. Such talented interviewers and insightful content. I always feel inspired, enriched and hopeful after every episode. Thank you for the good work!

I have been listening to this a few years now. I really like how there’s been a lot of people on here sharing. The plants series is beautiful. At times I was in tears. Thank you so much for putting this out there. ❤️ Aaron -settler on Kalapuya territory.

Thank you for this medicine.

These stories and voices are a shining light in this world.

A truly incredible resource - authentic voices and beautiful tales of true culture. I very much appreciate your hard work, and I am so proud to be able to offer your podcast to my small, homeschooled kids 🖤

A well-produced show featuring real voices. I look forward to each new episode. It fills my heart.

It’s so amazing to see this kind of mainstream representation!!!

Just found this! Amazing is all I can say

Thank you for putting this out there. I paddle your waters now instead of my river (Pawnee Nation), and our last native speaker passed away a few years ago. I love that the younger generation wants to keep this alive for your tribe. Don't ever let this go.

I’m so glad to have this podcast. Also love supporting the local tribe in my area.

Thank you for sharing your wisdom and experience with the world. This podcast is so powerful and informative.

This has been great to listen to, this is a great podcast for youth to connect to. My ep.2 was my favorite! Cant wait to see what you have planned for this year.

This show is beautiful. I am very grateful. I hope you put out more

I love how you weave music, voice (story and reflection), and sounds from the environment. It is a privledge to hear a brother teaching Lummi language to his sister. The format of having a few different kinds of stories is a great program format! Hearing Darrel talking about the history of survival is moving, all people in this region should be learning the real history. It also sounds like you all are having alot of fun recording this podcast! Thank you for sharing your voices and stories!

Great podcast! As a new person to Whatcom County, I love learning about the Lummi Nation and indigenous perspective from the youth. Hy’shqe!

Great podcast so far! I hope you guys are able to continue making episodes after COVID.