Episode 3: Igorotak

from Uprooted Igorots · host Shania Ambros

In this episode, my friend Shannon and I, discuss our different experiences understanding our Indigenous identity and our opinions on the consumer culture of Igorot property and products. We also share quite a few recommendations of Igorot organizations, books, and advice on how to effectively support Igorot culture as a non-IP. Interested in checking out the resources we mentioned in the episode? Check out uprootedigorots.com/podcast/episode-3-igorotak Feel free to visit our other socials! IG: @uprootedigorots FB: @uprootedigorotspod

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