Warm Embers Podcast
Warm Embers Podcast
Podcast Description
Warm Embers, we return to voice, to culture, to healing, and to joy. This season is a tapestry of wisdom shared through conversations with Native creatives, healers, educators, and everyday firekeepers.
From nourishing our bodies and reclaiming story, to remembering our ancestors and designing our future. Each guest brings a spark that reminds us who we are.
Hosted by Tiffany Wolfe, Warm Embers continues as a space for meaningful conversations, soft laughter, deep truths, and the sacred act of storytelling.
Pull up a chair. The fire is warm, and you’re right on time.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of Indigenous culture, healing, storytelling, and community resilience, with episodes delving into diverse topics such as Indigenous entrepreneurship, personal healing journeys, and environmental stewardship. Notable episodes include discussions on wealth and investing with guests like Julie Olson and dialogues on cultural reclamation with Marique B. Moss, reflecting the broad spectrum of experiences and insights from the community.
Warm Embers, we return to voice, to culture, to healing, and to joy. This season is a tapestry of wisdom shared through conversations with Native creatives, healers, educators, and everyday firekeepers.
From nourishing our bodies and reclaiming story, to remembering our ancestors and designing our future. Each guest brings a spark that reminds us who we are.
Hosted by Tiffany Wolfe, Warm Embers continues as a space for meaningful conversations, soft laughter, deep truths, and the sacred act of storytelling.
Pull up a chair. The fire is warm, and you’re right on time.
Tiffany chats with Indigenous Designer, Rebekah Jarvey (Chippewa/ Cree/Blackfeet) about her multi-position role at designer, fashion show producer, workshop facilitator, and many more hats!Rebekah has amazing insight into the life as a designer, she shares her personal point of view. She takes along her journey from the Rez to the International runways. As a fourth generation beadwork artist, Tiffany chats with her about color palettes and beadwork quality.This is an episode that is full of story, insight, laughter, and heart.Rebekah Jarvey is an esteemed international designer, artisan, Fashion Show Director, and model, proudly representing her Chippewa, Cree, and Blackfeet heritage as an enrolled member of the Chippewa Cree Tribe. Rooted in a family legacy of four generations of beadwork and sewing, Rebekah continues this rich tradition with her son, Royce,marking a fifth-generation legacy. Her collaboration with Nike N7 led to the creation of the SB Nike N7 Dunks, which are currently on display at The National Museums of World Culture in Göteborg, Sweden. She has also been featured in Vogue and made her runway debut at Santa Fe Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week and New York Fashion Week & showedduring the Cannes Flim Festival. Rebekah presents three distinct clothinglines: ready-to-wear, upcycled, one-of-a-kind pieces, and Indigenous Luxury.You can find out more about Rebekah:https://rebekahjarvey.comhttps://www.instagram.com/rebekah.jarvey/?hl=enhttps://substack.com/@indigenousfashionista?r=2rdsxl&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=profilehttps://www.facebook.com/rebekahjarveysewistMovie Trailer: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1516380433568786
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