In this episode, we reflect on the significance of Orange Shirt Day and the lasting impact of boarding schools. The conversation explores personal connections to intergenerational trauma, the power of social media for raising awareness, and the importance of mentorship in building resilience. Together we highlight baby steps for advocacy and community engagement that bring genuine connection, cultural awareness, and healing.

In this episode, Billy Mawhiney engages with Tony Kutayli to explore the complexities of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, delving into personal histories, media narratives, and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Tony shares his family's background and the generational pain experienced by Palestinians, emphasizing the need for education and awareness to understand the geopolitical dynamics at play. The conversation challenges listeners to confront their perceptions and encourages them to seek out information to foster a more informed dialogue about the ongoing conflict.

In this conversation, Billy Mawhiney and Andrew Cedergren discuss the importance of community engagement and activism in South Dakota. Andrew shares his journey from feeling overwhelmed by political events to becoming an active member of 5051 South Dakota, a grassroots organization focused on upholding the constitution and ending executive overreach. They explore the significance of local involvement, mutual aid initiatives, and the impact of community connection on mental health. The discussion emphasizes the need for bipartisan efforts and the empowerment of individuals to take action in their communities.

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