Drum Circle News
Drum Circle News
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Drum Circle News is a Native-led podcast amplifying Indigenous voices, stories, and solutions across Turtle Island and beyond. Hosted by Dylan Aubrey, a Yurok Tribal member and media producer, the show features in-depth interviews with elders, cultural leaders, activists, artists, and visionaries working to restore balance in their communities. From traditional ceremony to environmental restoration, economic sovereignty to cross-border alliances, Drum Circle News brings forward the conversations mainstream media ignores—centered in Indigenous knowledge, grounded in truth, and guided by ancestral wisdom. Join us as we reawaken the spirit of intertribal trade, cultural resurgence, and Indigenous unity—one story at a time.
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The podcast focuses on topics surrounding Indigenous cultures, social justice, environmental initiatives, and community empowerment, with episodes exploring themes like the Prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor, personal immigrant stories, and the historical injustices faced by Indigenous peoples.
Drum Circle News is a Native-led podcast amplifying Indigenous voices, stories, and solutions across Turtle Island and beyond. Hosted by Dylan Aubrey, a Yurok Tribal member and media producer, the show features in-depth interviews with elders, cultural leaders, activists, artists, and visionaries working to restore balance in their communities. From traditional ceremony to environmental restoration, economic sovereignty to cross-border alliances, Drum Circle News brings forward the conversations mainstream media ignores—centered in Indigenous knowledge, grounded in truth, and guided by ancestral wisdom. Join us as we reawaken the spirit of intertribal trade, cultural resurgence, and Indigenous unity—one story at a time.
In this powerful episode of Drum Circle News, part of the Home for Humanity: One Home Journey series, we sit down with Māui Solomon, a cultural leader of the Moriori people of Rēkohu (Chatham Islands).
The Moriori story is one of peace, tragedy, and resilience:
Guided by Nunuku’s Law, Moriori chose a path of non-violence centuries before colonization0.
In 1835, Moriori faced a devastating invasion and enslavement — two Māori Tribes from Taranaki — Ngāti Mutunga and Ngāti Tama — invaded the Chathams
Colonial myths of Moriori “extinction” silenced their identity for generations.
Today, Moriori are leading a cultural and spiritual renaissance, reviving their language, traditions, and rightful place in Aotearoa and the world.
🌍This conversation isn’t just about history — it’s a call to honor Indigenous sovereignty, cultural revival, and a future where humanity chooses peace over war.
🎥 Join the One Home Journey series as Drum Circle News amplifies voices from Indigenous communities across the world, sharing wisdom for a more just, united, and sustainable planet.
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