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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2018 · 1H 8M

Episode 18: Howie Echo Hawk

from The Deep End Friends Podcast · host Reagan Jackson and Anastacia Renee: Black Women Writers

Join us for a chat with comedian Howie Echo-Hawk. Howie is an enrolled member of the Pawnee Nation (Kitkehaki band), and a member of the Mentasta Athabaskan Upper Ahtna people. The youngest of 8 siblings (5 sisters and 2 brothers), he comes from the Echo-Hawk family on his dad's side, and the Kelly family on his mother's. He writes, talks, sings, laughs and confronts in various mediums, but mostly he just wants Native people to have their voices heard. Other interests include equity and true decolonization. We also have two special guests from the You Got This Podcast, Laila and Nasra.

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Join us for a chat with comedian Howie Echo-Hawk. Howie is an enrolled member of the Pawnee Nation (Kitkehaki band), and a member of the Mentasta Athabaskan Upper Ahtna people. The youngest of 8 siblings (5 sisters and 2 brothers), he comes from the...

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