Let's Have a Powwow
Let's Have a Powwow
Podcast Description
LHAP is centered around the Urban Indigenous experience in NYC. We will talk about guests Homelands and How and Why they came to the big city. We will also cover culture and fashion as it is a big part of the Podcast Hosts' life. Being a fat, brown woman working in Fashion for over 20 years I've heard it all! Let's Have a Powwow is inspired by those cringe moments we've had in professional settings where someone has suggested "having a powwow" to discuss work stuff. We are reclaiming the word! So join in and enjoy indigenous excellence. Don't worry, everyone is invited, we will also feature some of my favorite Allies!
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The podcast focuses on the Urban Indigenous experience, cultural identity, and fashion in NYC, featuring episodes that delve into guests' Homelands, their journeys to the city, and the impact of culture on their lives. Specific episodes may explore topics like indigenous fashion influencers and reclaiming terms like 'powwow' in contemporary settings.
LHAP is centered around the Urban Indigenous experience in NYC. We will talk about guests Homelands and How and Why they came to the big city. We will also cover culture and fashion as it is a big part of the Podcast Hosts’ life. Being a fat, brown woman working in Fashion for over 20 years I’ve heard it all! Let’s Have a Powwow is inspired by those cringe moments we’ve had in professional settings where someone has suggested “having a powwow” to discuss work stuff. We are reclaiming the word! So join in and enjoy indigenous excellence. Don’t worry, everyone is invited, we will also feature some of my favorite Allies!
Hawe Relatives,
This week on the pod, I sit down with Sutton King. An Afro-Indigenous leader, health equity advocate, MMIW activist, and Executive Director of the Urban Indigenous Collective.
Called to New York City with a purpose, Sutton has answered that call through higher education, deep community engagement, and, most importantly, by listening. In Lenapehoking, she has built relationships rooted in respect and has consistently asked Indigenous people what they need, not what others think they need.
Through her leadership, Sutton is creating spaces of care, kinship, and belonging for the urban Indigenous community while advancing health justice and Indigenous sovereignty. She is building more than programs and initiatives—she is building a legacy.
Her name is Sutton King, but make no mistake, she is a Queen!
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