The podcast's focus will be about Indigenous issues. We will cover Missing and Murdered Indigenous women, men and children, Residential School, Sixties Scoop, the Indian Act, Indigenous deaths by police and crime. Child and Family Services and the involvement with our Indigenous children will also be discussed. Racism and classism will be explored by our own perspectives and experiences. We will also be sharing about gatherings such as ceremonies, pow wows, protocols, and traditions. We will have our community members, artists, and activists who are making changes in our society by positive influence as visitors on the show. Indigenous knowledge keepers will be continuous guests on the podcast to share teachings and direction to the podcast members and our listeners. We will also be sharing about real life stories, memories, and fun facts that surrounds us to keep balance in our lives. We will have phone communication to reach as much people as we can. There is two meanings for our Fry bread Realities poster. The first is for those of us struggling with poverty, addictions, sexual exploitation, and violence surrounding us, its like we have dropped our eagle feather. The second reason is that the eagle is dropping his feather to help someone who is broken, who needs it. Meegwech Photograph of boy is by John Paskiev, Frybread Realities poster is by Comanchero Ogijita kwe