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Indian Relay - A Wind River Reservation PodcastWelcome! Indian Relay is a podcast hosted by CooXooEii Black (Northern Arapaho) and Ivan Posey (Northern Arapaho, Easter Shoshone, Cheyenne) to tell the stories, explore the history, and share the wisdom of the people on the Wind River Indian Reservation. Author: CooXooEii Black and Ivan Posey
Heebee/Tous and Huhk! Welcome to Indian Relay, a podcast where we bring the people and stories of the Wind River Indian Reservation to the forefront. Located in central Wyoming, the Wind River Indian Reservation is home to the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho people. We are two nations and one community. On each episode, hosts CooXooEii Black (Northern Arapaho) and Ivan Posey (Northern Arapaho, Eastern Shoshone, Cheyenne), will be hosting community members from different fields to give their unique perspectives on the beauty and challenges we come across on the reservation. This podcast came from the desire to tell our stories, explore our history, and share our wisdom. As people, we are expected to subscribe to specific narratives. On this show, we question and change those narratives while celebrating our people and community. This show is a space for everyonefor Native folks to laugh, to hear ourselves, and to think deeper about the happenings in our communities, and for non Language: en-us Genres: History Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Coming Home: Healing, Reentry, and the Power of Community
Monday, 30 June, 2025
In this powerful episode of The Indian Relay Podcast, Ivan Posey and Al Hubbard from CWC's Institute of Tribal Learning are joined by Terri Smith, Director of the Northern Arapaho Reentry Agency, and Robert Spoonhunter, a former client turned advocate. Together, they share an honest and moving conversation about the challenges faced by tribal members returning home from incarceration. From trauma and addiction to housing and healing, this episode dives into the heart of reentry, highlighting the strength found in community, cultural identity, and storytelling. Learn how Terri and Robert are not only navigating recovery but helping others walk the path toward a better future, one ride and one real conversation at a time.
