Red Nation Celebration Institute Podcasts Series is an episodic series with a focus on the Native and Indigenous narrative. Currently, RNCI Podcast Series can now be heard at Red Nation Television Network and Red Nation Film Youtube Channel.
Podcasts consists of live virtual play readings, conversation series with directors, producers, actors.
RNCI Podcasts Series with USC Bedrosian Center (In-person from 2017-2019)
NWIFTV Conversation Series: Producers Group
Native Women in Film & Television in All Media Film Festival (NWIFTV) is the first and largest representation of Native and Indigenous Women Filmmakers. NWIFTV is a program of Red Nation Celebration Institute.
NWIFTV Conversation Series: Actress Circle
Native Women in Film & Television in All Media Film Festival (NWIFTV) is the first and largest representation of Native and Indigenous Women Filmmakers. NWIFTV is a program of Red Nation Celebration Institute.
NWIFTV Conversation Series 2022: RNCI Crew
Native Women in Film & Television in All Media Film Festival (NWIFTV) is the first and largest representation of Native and Indigenous Women Filmmakers. NWIFTV is a program of Red Nation Celebration Institute.
NWIFTV Conversation Series: Who Tells The Story Matters
Native Women in Film & Television in All Media Film Festival (NWIFTV) is the first and largest representation of Native and Indigenous Women Filmmakers. NWIFTV is a program of Red Nation Celebration Institute.
NWIFTV Conversation Series – A Native High Tea: Indigenous Knowledge
Native Women in Film & Television in All Media Film Festival (NWIFTV) is the first and largest representation of Native and Indigenous Women Filmmakers. NWIFTV is a program of Red Nation Celebration Institute.
September 25 – Comedy Hour Let’s Hear Your FUNNY
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
September 19 – Fashion Designers Loren and Valentina Aragon with Linda
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
September 11 – Artist: Ikoshy Montoya
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
August 26 – Special Guest: Dennis Zotigh, with Linda
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
August 21 – Guest: Joanne Shenendoah
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RNCI Crew
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
Conversation Series: RNCI Global Film & Television Location Scouting, Management, Career Development
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
NWIFTV Conversation Series 2022: RNCI Crew
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
Native Indigenous Art / November 29
Join us in Conversation with CARA ROMERO. Cara Romero is a Chemehuevi photographer creating monumental fine art photographs.
Women Directors of RNIFF / November 8
Meet the Women Directors of RNIFF, who are decolonizing the entertainment industry. RNIFF has changed the trajectory not only of their careers and their lives but within the last four years Red Nation Celebration Institute program RNIFF has screened 103 films directed by women.
Women Directors of RNIFF / November 7
Meet the Women Directors of RNIFF, who are decolonizing the entertainment industry. RNIFF has changed the trajectory not only of their careers and their lives but within the last four years Red Nation Celebration Institute program RNIFF has screened 103 films directed by women.
Women Directors of RNIFF / November 6
Meet the Women Directors of RNIFF, who are decolonizing the entertainment industry. RNIFF has changed the trajectory not only of their careers and their lives but within the last four years Red Nation Celebration Institute program RNIFF has screened 103 films directed by women.
Native Women Write RNIFF / November 5
This is our moment right now with the huge success of Reservation Dogs, Dark Winds, Prey, Wild Indian, Wifelike, it is now officially cemented WHO TELLS THE STORY MATTERS! Native Indigenous at the forefront of the Entertainment Industry. We are the new Hollywood!
RNIFF Home to Indigenous Documentary Storyteller / November 4
Meet with RNIFF Documentary Filmmakers as we discuss the Documentary Story.
RNIFF Home to Indigenous Documentary Storyteller / November 3
Meet with RNIFF Documentary Filmmakers as we discuss the Documentary Story.
Economic Development on Native Lands / November 2
California Native Indigenous Film Commission brings together Natives in Charge of their Narrative with industry allies.
RNCI Monthly Film Series, Georgina Lightning, “Older Than America”
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
NWIFTV Conversation Series: Producers Group
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
NWIFTV Conversation Series: Actress Circle
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
NWIFTV Conversation Series – A Native High Tea: Indigenous Knowledge
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
NWIFTV Conversation Series: Who Tells The Story Matters
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
NWIFTV Conversation Series 2022: RNCI Crew
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
Conversation Series: RNCI Global Film & Television Location Scouting, Management, Career Development
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
Conversation Series: Native Women in Film, Television and Allies
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
Two Worlds Virtual Staged Reading: Spider Woman Stories
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
24th RNCI Red Nation International Film Festival – Powwow Highway – Panel
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
MWIF UCLA Conference
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
Native Women in FILM Conversation Series
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
2022 RNCI Awards Nominee Announcement
2022 RNCI Red Nation Awards Ceremony Nominees Press Conference on Thursday, October 20th where we will be announcing the Film Festival nominations live.
2021 Press Conference RNCI Red Nation Honor Awards & Film Nominations
#RNIFF2021 Watch the 26th Red Nation International Film Festival Awards Nominations. Congratulations to this year’s nominees and official selections, we are proud to showcase another year of cinematic excellence. #WhoTellsTheStoryMatters
2019 Press Conference RNCI Red Nation Honor Awards & Film Nominations
This year marks the 24th season of the RNCI Red Nation International Film Festival (RNIFF) which showcases features, documentaries, and shorts. These films are produced by emerging and established American Indian filmmakers from the heart of Indian Country and International Indigenous Nations.
2018 Press Conference RNCI Red Nation Honor Awards & Film Nominations
“The Industry’s & Indian Country’s Biggest Night for American Indian & Indigenous Voices” Cementing Native image at the forefront of the industry, highlighting the very best American Indian & Indigenous contributions in film, television, comedy, music and the arts.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “MONKEY BEACH” | Loretta Todd
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “KISS THE GROUND” | Rebecca and Josh Tickell
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “Eagle & Hawk Take the Stage” | Vince Fontaine
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “Bad River” | AJ Reid
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “Sendero De Vida” Directors
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “NOWHERE, ARKANSAS”
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “OPHIR” | Olivier Pollet and Alexandre Berman
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “UMA: WATER CRISIS IN BOLIVIA” | Ana Lancer
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “FUTURE ANCESTOR ” | Josue Rivas
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “ANGELS LADDER”
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “NAHANNI: RIVER OF FORGIVENESS”
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “ESSENCE OF GOODNESS: The Harold Axtell Story”
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “BLACKWATER”
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “SHATTERING SACRED GROUND” | Neta Rhyne, Gareth Laffely
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “Yakonnhéhkwen (It Sustains Her)” | Candace Maracle
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “BECOMING: ORLANDO DUGI”
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “DREAMER” | Vergi Rodriguez
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | Indigenous Mexican Cinema for the 21st Century
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “SACRED CONNECTIONS” | McKenna Dorman
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “FORGOTTEN PEOPLE” | Kenji Hayasaki
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
EMERGING FILMMAKERS LAB: Business and Marketing Development
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “The Dark Divide” | Tom Putnam
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | JAMES BIRD
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | Nancy Ghertner, Vicky Mejia Yepes
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RED NATION FILMMAKERS LOUNGE | “Eagle & Hawk Take the Stage” | Vince Fontaine
Red Nation International Film Festival™ (RNIFF) The Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Cinema™ is an American Indian & Indigenous film festival that takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
Red Nation Celebration Institute Podcasts Series is an episodic series with a focus on the Native and Indigenous narrative. Currently, RNCI Podcast Series can now be heard at Red Nation Television Network and Red Nation Film Youtube Channel.
Podcasts consists of live virtual play readings, conversation series with directors, producers, actors.
First RNCI Podcasts Series with USC Bedrosian Center (In-person from 2017-2019)
RNCI Red Nation International Film Festival and USC podcasts: Release dates: October 8, 15, 22 and 29, 2018.
[BREAKING] This podcast (s) are part of a series on Native and Indigenous films. It is brought to you by Price Video Services and USC Bedrosian Center, and continues ongoing efforts to bring policy and its impact into the public discourse.
Episode Links:
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[PODCAST NEWS] airdate: OCTOBER 8, 2018
POW WOW HIGHWAY
A Bone Martinez, Amanda Wyss, Joanelle Romero, from POWWOW HIGHWAY (1989) join host Jonathan Schwartz and USC Profs Ange-Marie Hancock Alfaro & Chris Finley in conversation about the making, legacy, and meaning of this cult classic in Native American film.
Powwow Highway is the story of Philbert and Buddy who journey from Montana to Santa Fe to bail Buddy’s sister Bonny out of jail. For many indigenous peoples in the Americas, life can be grim. Much has been taken from them. In Powwow Highway, we begin with a view of the failed American Dram with the Northern Cheyenne tribe of Lame Deer, Montana. Buddy Redbow is a Vietnam veteran and activist looking to subvert a land-grab. His acquaintance and possible friend, Philbert Bono seems simple minded but might just be a spiritual guide to the rageful Buddy. When Bonny is framed and incarcerated in Santa Fe, the two men take Philbert’s beat up ’64 Buick, his ‘war pony,’ on a road trip via a Powwow gathering in South Dakota, Buddy’s life may just be transformed.
If you haven’t seen the movie, be ware, this podcast has spoilers.
Host Jonathan Schwartz is joined by Chris Finley, Aubrey Hicks, and Lisa Schweitzer. @ApplePodcast #RNIFFlosangeles
TAKE A LISTEN: http://pprusc.libsyn.com/powwow-highway-1989-dir-jonathan-wacks
[PODCAST NEWS] airdate: OCTOBER 15, 2018
WE ARE BIRDS The California Indian Story
For many indigenous people living in the US today, the past had been cut off from them. We Are Birds Director Albert Chacon discovered this history through the tradition of birdsinging – bird songs are the oral tradition of passing down the family’s story through song and dance. The old rituals designed to keep history and spirit of the family and tribe alive.
As Chacon discovered the traditions, he began talking with other birdsingers and discovered others in the same situation. There men and women were also finding out about their history through this tradition and building new ways to (re)create ritual and community meaning. We Are Birds is the result of interviews at powwows and other events on Southern California reservations.
Here is our conversation with Chacon and several birdsingers in this documentary. Thanks to so much to everyone involved in the podcast, what a joyous conversation!
If you haven’t seen the documentary, beware, we do talk about the whole film and there may be spoilers.
Host Jonathan Schwartz is joined by :
Albert Chacon (Writer, Director, Editor)
Derek Duro (Head Birdsinger, Dancer)
Frankie Morreo (Birdsinger, Dancer)
Joanelle Romero (Founder, CEO Red Nation Celebration Inst, Red Nation Film Festival)
Chris Finley (USC Assistant Professor of American Studies & Ethnicity)
If you haven’t seen the documentary, beware, we do talk about the whole film and there may be spoilers.
@BedrosianCenter, @jonHLYP, @CaliNDN , @NDNCinema
Links
Watch the film on vimeo!
We Are Birds on Facebook
Tribal Nations Maps
The Exiles
Listen to individual episodes on the Price Projection Room page, or subscribe at ApplePodcasts, Soundcloud, Spotify, or your favorite podcasting app.
This podcast is part of a series on Indigenous films in partnership with the Red Nation Celebration Institute, and the Red Nation Film Festival. It is brought to you by Price Video Services and USC Bedrosian Center, and continues ongoing efforts to bring policy and its impact into the public discourse.
Sound supervision by the Brothers Hedden.
[PODCAST NEWS] airdate: OCTOBER 22, 2018
WIND RIVER the movie & #WhyWeWearRED #MeTOO #TimesUP
TAKE A LISTEN: http://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/7278578/tdest_id/818063
Description
Wind River, written and directed by Taylor Sheridan, is the story of Cory Lambert (Jeremy Renner), a wildlife officer who finds the body of an 18-year-old woman on an American Indian reservation in snowy Wyoming. Young FBI agent Jane Banner (Elizabeth Olsen) arrives to investigate. This Florida native must work with Lambert as a guide, to get to the bottom of why a young woman would run miles, barefoot, in the late night snow. Cory is also haunted by the death of his teen daughter just a few years prior to the opening of the film. He finds that must help Banner confront the violence young women face on the Wyoming reservation.
As follow up to our discussion of the film, Wind River, we are joined by partners in the Native Women in Film & Television organization. Native Women in Film & Television is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting equal opportunities for American Indian & Indigenous women, encouraging the creative narrative by native women, exploring and empowering portrayals of women in all forms of global media, expanding empowerment initiatives for native women and girls, in the arts, media, social justice, civic engagement, economic empowerment, research, training and international relations.
We discuss why some organizations supporting Native Women find their struggle portrayed in Taylor Sheridan’s film. Why it resonates with many native women and how it might support the #WhyWeWearRed, #TimesUp, and #MeToo online movements to recognize trauma affecting millions of women.
If you haven’t seen the movie, beware, this podcast has spoilers.
Host Jonathan Schwartz is joined by Chris Finley, Joanelle Romero, Michelle D. Schenandoah, and Lucy Simpson
Find us on Twitter: @BedrosianCenter, @NDNCinema, @jonHLYP, @niwrc @MichelleSchena1 @USCDornsife
This podcast is part of a series on Indigenous films in partnership with the Red Nation Celebration Institute, and the Red Nation Film Festival. It is brought to you by Price Video Services and USC Bedrosian Center, and continues ongoing efforts to bring policy and its impact into the public discourse.
Sound supervision by the Brothers Hedden.
1st Episode
Wind River, written and directed by Taylor Sheridan, is the story of Cory Lambert (Jeremy Renner), a wildlife officer who finds the body of an 18-year-old woman on an American Indian reservation in snowy Wyoming. Young FBI agent Jane Banner (Elizabeth Olsen) arrives to investigate. This Florida native must work with Lambert as a guide, to get to the bottom of why a young woman would run miles, barefoot, in the late night snow. Cory is also haunted by the death of his teen daughter just a few years prior to the opening of the film. He finds that must help Banner confront the violence young women face on the Wyoming reservation.
If you haven't seen the movie, beware, this podcast has spoilers.
Host Jonathan Schwartz is joined by Chris Finley, Aubrey Hicks, and David Washofsky.
Find us on Twitter: @BedrosianCenter, @AubreyHi, @NDNCinema, @USCSDA @USCCinema
@jonHLYP
2nd Episode
As follow up to our discussion of the film, Wind River, we are joined by partners in the Native Women in Film & Television<https://nativewomeninfilm.com/> organization. Native Women in Film & Television is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting equal opportunities for American Indian & Indigenous women, encouraging the creative narrative by native women, exploring and empowering portrayals of women
in all forms of global media, expanding empowerment initiatives for native women and girls, in the arts, media, social justice, civic engagement, economic empowerment, research, training and international relations.
We discuss why some organizations supporting Native Women find their struggle portrayed in Taylor Sheridan’s film. Why it resonates with many native women and how it might support the #WhyWeWearRed, #TimesUp, and #MeToo online movements to recognize trauma affecting millions of women.
If you haven't seen the movie, beware, this podcast has spoilers.
Host Jonathan Schwartz<https://bedrosian.usc.edu/author/jonls/> is joined by Chris
Finley<https://dornsife.usc.edu/cf/ase/faculty_display.cfm?person_id=1074693>,
Joanelle Romero<https://www.joanelleromero.com/>, Michelle D.
Schenandoah<https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-schenandoah>, and Lucy
Simpson<http://www.niwrc.org/content/lucy-rain-simpson>
Find us on Twitter: @BedrosianCenter<https://twitter.com/BedrosianCenter>,
@NDNCinema<https://twitter.com/NDNCinema>, @jonHLYP<https://twitter.com/jonHLYP>,
@niwrc<https://twitter.com/niwrc>
@MichelleSchena1<https://twitter.com/MichelleSchena1>
@USCDornsife<https://twitter.com/USCDornsife>
For links and more, see the
showpage<https://bedrosian.usc.edu/ppr/wind-river-nativewomenfilmtv>.
The opinions of activists on this podcast are expressed as those of the speakers individually, and do not necessarily reflect those of USC, the USC Bedrosian Center, or Price Video Services.
This podcast is part of a series on Indigenous films in partnership with the Red Nation Celebration Institute<http://rednationcele.org/index/>, and the Red Nation Film Festival<https://rednationff.com/>. Itis brought to you by Price Video Services<https://www.usc.edu/pvs> and USC Bedrosian
Center<https://bedrosian.usc.edu/>, and continues ongoing efforts to bring policy and its impact into the public discourse.
Sound supervision by the Brothers Hedden.