In this episode, we sit down with Mona Gable, an award-winning journalist and author of Searching for Savanna. Mona shares the inspiration behind her book, the reporting journey that brought this powerful story to life, and the lessons she learned while exploring themes of family, identity, resilience, and belonging. We also discuss her broader work covering gender, conservation, nature, and travel, and how curiosity continues to shape her storytelling. Join us for an engaging conversation with a writer whose work connects personal stories to larger social issues.

In this episode, we sit down with Teton Saltes of The Bear Program to discuss the power of education, mentorship, and cultural connection in supporting Indigenous youth. Teton shares the organization's mission, its impact on Indigenous communities, and the importance of creating opportunities that empower future generations. Join us for an inspiring conversation about leadership, resilience, and investing in Indigenous youth.

Learn more about The Bear Program: https://thebearprogram.org

In this episode of the Piña Soul Podcast, we sit down with Indigenous journalist, author, and human rights advocate Brandi Morin. Known for her courageous reporting on Indigenous rights, environmental justice, and the impacts of resource extraction on Indigenous communities, Brandi shares her journey as a storyteller committed to amplifying voices often left out of mainstream narratives.

Together, we explore the power of Indigenous-led journalism, the importance of truth-telling, and the responsibility of documenting stories from the frontlines of social and environmental change. This conversation highlights resilience, solidarity, and the role of storytelling in advancing justice across our homelands.

Join us for an inspiring discussion on media, advocacy, and the enduring strength of Indigenous communities.