Indigenous Vision Podcast
Two aunties sharing and examining the world through the lense of an Anishinaabe and Blackfoot experience.
Indigenous Vision (IV) is led by an all-Indigenous team who work to "revitalize Indigenous communities - culture, people, and land - by providing educational resources through quality programs that promote well-being."
Based in Montana and Arizona.
Produced by Melissa Spence and Souta Calling Last
- Update frequency
- every 11 days
- Average duration
- 38 minutes
- Episodes
- 156
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
16. Indigenous Sisters
IVPodcast Ep. 16 | Mia Warpath - Indigenous Sisters
Souta and Melissa are joined by Mia Warpath of the Comanche Nation who uses her platform for spread awareness on cultural appropriation and MMIWG. …
15. Stay Treaty, Stay Glam
IV Podcast Ep. 15 - Stay Treaty, Stay Glam - Feb 2021
This week's show focuses on the endless struggle to educate on Indigenous Sovereignty and Treaty Rights, then flips into Indigenous beauty and th…
14. PRIDE with Anita Stallion
IVPodcast #14 | PRIDE with Anita Stallion - Jan 2021
Winnipeg's Anita Stallion joins Souta and Melissa to chat about her multi-decade legacy, being the matron of Club 200, coping with covid and the e…
13. Plastic Indians
IVPodcast #13 - Plastic Indians
Souta and Melissa discuss the toxicity of plastic Indians, cultural appropriation, and the exploitation of spiritual practices.
Indigenous Vision is an educational non…
12. Mental Health & The Colony
Souta (executive director) and Melissa (producer) dive deep into mental health, processing white supremacy, and how to overall stay healthy during one of the most toxic political environments of our …
11. Happy New You!
Join Indigenous Vision's executive director, Souta Calling Last and producer Melissa Spence on a deep conversation on how the last 12 months shaped them into even stronger, more resilient Indigenous …
10. Bigfoot with Lailani Upham
Executive Director Souta Calling Last shares her Bigfoot experience with fellow Blackfeet woman Lailani Upham who's storyteller series on Bigfoot is growing a cult following on Youtube!
Check out her…
9. Indigenize Thanksgiving
A conversation on how to be more inclusive when performing thanks on Thanksgiving. Indigenous Vision's Executive Director Souta and Melissa "the music lady" discuss the origin of Thanksgiving, the co…
8. Idle No More with Alex Wilson
Indigenous Vision Executive Director, Souta Calling Last sat down with Idle No More's Alex Wilson to reflect and share the ever evolving legacy of Idle No More eight years after the movement was igni…
7. Landback, Pipelines & Paradigms
This conversation between Executive Director (Souta) and Producer (Melissa) goes deep into the Indigenous paradigms and perspectives on land, how we got here and where we're trying to go. Are you tru…
6. Souta and Melissa talk life and music.
Join Executive Director of Indigenous Vision, Souta Calling Last and IVMusic producer and host, Melissa Spence on the 6th official IVPodcast where they discuss life as an Indigenous Woman, HBO, music…
5. Cher Thomas & Souta Calling Last
On the 5th official Indigenous Vision Podcast Executive Director Souta Calling Last is joined by Cher Thomas of Cher Thomas Designs to talk about life as an Indigenous activist, food sovereignty, and…
4. Ask An Indian - Part 1
Episode #4 features answers to questions sent in by listeners around local and national issues from an Indigenous perspective.
Our show is Native woman powered!
Hosted by Souta Calling Last, Blackfee…
3. MMIWG National Day Of Awareness 2019
Join us for a dialogue on the National Day of Awareness on May 5th (2019) for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Womxn and Girls (MMIWG).
Recap and live interviews from the Standing in Solidarity event…
2. Cultural Humility - Luck & Privilege
On this second official episode join Souta (executive director) as she updates on some of the amazing projects at Indigenous Vision! From offering self defense classes, hosting Cultural Humility eve…
1. Enough Already - MMIW
Melissa (producer) and Souta (executive director) talk about the epidemic of missing and murdered indigenous women and taking our protection into our own hands.
You can't fight violence with violence…