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Three Native Stage Plays & What Makes a Winner VS Human Waste Of Space
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On this show, I co-host with my dad on his podcast (NativeTalk.net) because we are both enrolled in a federally recognized Native American tribe (Puyallup out of Tacoma Washington). This time we talk about three precedent setting all new stage plays, in the three biggest Oregon theater companies written by Native Americans. We go over why it is interesting, and what the plays are about. Then we continue the previous week's discussion about the difference between winners and losers, and how YOU can be a winner in life and avoid being a total waste of space. Listen to the show by downloading the audio file directly, and I'll have another podcast recorded soon (this time by myself) Comment anytime via email [email protected]
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