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Nightmares of the Americas: Indigenous Tales

After a few weeks of sickness, the Behill brothers are back! Thank you to all of you for the good vibes and messages you sent our way; it really did help. We needed time for our voices to get back to normal. So, we're back!
In this new episode, let's just chill and talk about some Indigenous news, events, and films. This is something we're going to do about once a month or after a real gnarly episode. We don't really know what to call this type of show yet, so bear with us. We are asking the listener (you) to decide on the name. Check out our IG to get in on the name.
In this episode, we talk about the Phoenix Suns basketball team and the amazing things they are doing for the Indigenous community. They created their city edition jerseys inspired by the first people of their state. This is led by Senior Director of Live Entertainment Shawn Martinez, who is of the Navajo Diné nation. With help from the NBA stars, this is a great way to celebrate the 22 federally recognized tribes of Arizona.
After that, we jump into a Sundance Film Festival documentary called 'Sugarcane.' This documentary takes you through an investigation into abuse and missing children at an Indian residential school, igniting a reckoning on the nearby Sugarcane Reserve.
We talk about so much more throughout this episode, so sit back and enjoy, learn, and discover what you might not know in this new episode of Nightmares of the Americas Indigenous Tales.

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