This week, Tiffany sits down with the incredible Dr. Stephanie Little Hawk-Big Crow to explore the profound wisdom passed down through generations. We dive deep into the power of ”Grandmother’s Teachings”. She shares lessons rooted in Lakota tradition that offer a roadmap for healing, resilience, and reclaiming our cultural identities in a modern world.Dr. Stephanie shares her personal journey and professional insights on how ancestral knowledge can help us break cycles of trauma and lead us toward a future of intergenerational peace.Dr. Little Hawk-Big Crow is a member of the Oglala Lakota Sioux Tribe. Stephanie was raised in the district of Wakpamni located on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. Her academic background includes: a Doctorate in Business Administration with an emphasis in Healthcare Management Leadership from California Intercontinental University, California; Masters in Education from Northern Arizona University; a Bachelor’s in Social Sciences, three Associates degrees from Oglala Lakota College; and a Certificate of Completion from the Global Leadership School for Indigenous Women (GLS) from Columbia University 2015.Stephanie was 1 of 3 global finalists for the Indigenous Fellowship Programme under the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner, United Nations Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland. Currently, she volunteers with the Oceti Sakowin Treaty Councils (L/N/Dakota); Tribal Advisor, Native BioData Consortium and is enrolled in the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), studying Intellectual Property Law (IPL) perusing sui generis protections of Oyate Omniciye ni Oceti Sakowin Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) of Cultural Resources, Traditional Cultural Expressions, and Genetic Resources (GR) (tangible and intangible) as economically viable assets to enhance economic sovereignty for her Tribal Nation.In this episode, we discuss:-The foundational role of grandmothers in Indigenous culture.-How to navigate life’s challenges using traditional values.-Bridging the gap between Western education and ancestral wisdom.-Practical steps for cultural preservation and community impact.Connect with Dr. Stephanie Little Hawk-Big Crow:  / littlehawkbigcrow  https://unciwichoiyeahokiphapi.orgBooks Mentioned:The Metaphysics of Modern ExistenceVine Deloria Jr.https://birchbarkbooks.com/products/t…About Warm Embers:Hosted by Tiffany Wolfe, Warm Embers is a space for storytelling, heritage, and ecological stewardship. We gather around the ”Embers” of our shared history to spark conversations that empower our communities and honor our ancestors.Subscribe for more conversations on art, sustainability, and culture:   / @warmemberspod  For more information #WarmEmbers#IndigenousWisdom#DrStephanieLittleHawkBigCrow#Healing#AncestralTeachings#Lakota#CulturalResilience#TiffanyWolfe