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 Wolfe sits down with Nathalie Standingcloud (Cherokee, Muskogee, Salish-Kootanai, and Colville) who is an artistic powerhouse. From tattooing, to film, through advocacy, the New York runway, and book publishing, Nathalie takes us on an exciting journey.
Join in as she shares her story about timing and believing in oneself. A fantastic chat session, pull up a chair, you are right on time!
Nathalie Standingcloud is a Cherokee, Muskogee, Salish-Kootanai, and Colville artist who thrives in the duality of the permanent and the performative. A seasoned talent on both stage and screen, Nathalie has spent her life fulfilling childhood dreams—from her first role at age six to starring in major streaming hits like *Reservation Dogs* and *Killers of the Flower Moon*.
Whether she is under the stage lights or the tattoo machine, her work is a sustainable practice of Indigenous storytelling. As a licensed artist, she uses her needles as a tool for healing, tattooing ancestral stories onto skin and reclaiming the visual history of her people. Her expertise is further solidified by her ”Best of Show” win at the Indigenous Tattoo Music Festival and her role as a contributing author to the book *Truly Tribal: Contemporary Indigenous Tattooing*. From live painting and designing a commemorative bandana for the OKC Thunder to her work on the silver screen, Nathalie ensures that every project she touches remains a reciprocal act of celebration for the community that raised her.
You can pick up her book at:
https://fernwoodpublishing.ca/book/truly-tribalAnd my Instagram: @Nattatt8
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