Dom Joseph Podcast

Dom shares stories from his recent crabbing opener with his cousins, lessons he picked up along the way, thoughts on 'language warriors,' and his unsolicited take on what life is really all about—according to him."Afterwards Dom continues to tackle some real world advice from DJP hotline calls/texts.Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641Song Intro: Con Todo y Smog (Instrumental Version) - Alcones NegrosSong Haltime: Con Todo y Smog (Instrumental Version) - Alcones NegrosSong Outro: Con Todo y Smog (Instrumental Version) - Alcones Negros

Dom returns from his journey of grabbing milk to comeback and explain how Native country low-hanging fruit jokes are getting on his nerves, being in the slow kid math class, food horror stories and answers texts and voicemails from the DJP Hotline.Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641Song Intro: Con Todo y Smog (Instrumental Version) - Alcones NegrosSong Haltime: Con Todo y Smog (Instrumental Version) - Alcones NegrosSong Outro: Con Todo y Smog (Instrumental Version) - Alcones Negros

Dom thanks everyone for their patience as he eases back into podcasting this new year. He reflects on his 2024 highlights, especially his journey of learning the art and culture of the Northwest Coast.Skip to 11:15 to hear the long story short version of the 3 month hiatus recap.He also brings up how everyone has that one uncle who's convinced his run for council is the best thing ever and Crown Royal marble bags at recess.Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom dives into the world of mechanics on the rez, talking about the constant rush and hustle they face daily. He also shares his thoughts on fall being nicknamed "autumn" the origins of the Seahawks logo, and the differences between Urban Native dogs and Rez dogs.Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about Natives going on a conference solo when they have multiple kids at home, what to do for seasonal depression, cutting his medicine and much more!Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about Natives trying to get pictures of their good deeds, basketball hoops outside factories, irritated strangers in Seattle and putting "No drama" on posters for rez parties.Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about Natives trying to make a competition out of anything, having to checking the local jail registry for missing friends, nosey family members and much more!Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about hearing the Canoe Journey drama, quitting his job, unsolicited knowledge about Seattle grunge bands, and how people on the rez get nosey when they drive by while you’re just trying to fill up at the gas station.Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about the Peace and Dignity Journey through Nevada, boujee Natives, lawyers numbers in airports, deep lakes and people who only vote for Tribal politics to get a sauna for their local rez gym.Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641Peace And Dignity 2024 Donation Link: https://www.peacedignitycentralcoast.org/donate#:~:text=Monetary%20donations%20will%20help%20meet,the%20runners%20in%20their%20journey

Dom talks about getting kicked out of the state capital in Washington State with a bunch of Native classmates, borrowing peoples tape, nobody ever having triple AAA batteries and much more!Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641Peace And Dignity 2024 Donation Link: https://www.peacedignitycentralcoast.org/donate#:~:text=Monetary%20donations%20will%20help%20meet,the%20runners%20in%20their%20journey

Dom talks about never winning on pretty looking scratch tickets, fruits in the proper season, MSD25 school closures, revisits his go-to gas station snacks and his order at "Dicks Drive In" Outro: No Apology | Mike StringerRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

In this episode, Dom paddles and discusses his talent for finding the powwow lemonade tents, using the small stalls at the Pike Place Market, being called "werewolf" during middle school and his trip to Snoqualmie & Neah Bay. Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom welcomes everybody into the sacred podcast sweat where he talks about the rumors of the Tulalip Emoji, nobody ever caring about uncle, clam digging, people who go live at Native basketball tournaments and much more!Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about Tulalip General Council, People talking about your tribe who have only been to your casino, stitches and how to get a kitchen-aid for free.If you are interested in the T.V.T.C Pre-Apprenticeship check it out here: https://tvtc.tulaliptero.com/Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about growing out his hair, familial loss, sitting in the very back of the airplane near the bathrooms and using endless amounts of toilet paper in portable bathrooms.If you live in the Tulalip, Marysville area and are interested in the T.V.T.C Pre-Apprenticeship check it out here: https://tvtc.tulaliptero.com/Intro: No Apology | Mike StringerOutro: No Apology | Mike StringerRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about the differences of going to another country, getting denied from schools, his love for Seattle, and not being scared of the incline bench at the gym.If you live in the Tulalip, Marysville area and are interested in the T.V.T.C Pre-Apprenticeship check it out here: https://tvtc.tulaliptero.com/Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: No Apology | Mike StringerRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about gym etiquette, The Ahousaht  cancellation of Canoe Journey of 2024, meeting aliens, the galaxy and meeting people with the same name.If you live in the Tulalip, Marysville area and are interested in the T.V.T.C Pre-Apprenticeship check it out here: https://tvtc.tulaliptero.com/Intro: Sun Through The Clouds | Mike Stringer Outro: Sun Through The Clouds | Mike Stringer Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about convenience stores short changing people, never winning a pull-tab, and what would happen to piggy banks if the U.S converted more coins to a higher amount of currency.If you live in the Tulalip, Marysville area and are interested in the T.V.T.C Pre-Apprenticeship check it out here: https://tvtc.tulaliptero.com/Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about burning out, people claiming frybread recipes as their own, staying in shape, and him taking the last piece of frybread in the longhouse.If you live in the Tulalip, Marysville area and are interested in the T.V.T.C Pre-Apprenticeship check it out here: https://tvtc.tulaliptero.com/Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about his T.V.T.C pre-apprenticeship program class graduation, Tulalip Resort Casino shindigs, people drinking anything but actual water, and how to navigate life when you have multiple things going on at once. If you are interested in the T.V.T.C Pre-Apprenticeship check it out here: https://tvtc.tulaliptero.com/Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talked about his new intro song, which was created by his friend Image. He also discussed proper bathroom cleaning techniques. Dom talks about when people should stop talking about their high school football big plays. Additionally, he invited callers to share their favorite Halloween costume.Intro: My Love For You | Image Enick Ft. Martie Mclean | The Sounds of SlahalOutro: My Love For You | Image Enick Ft. Martie Mclean | The Sounds of SlahalRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about his TERO class progression, caramel apples, building his grandpas fence, Indigenous People's Day, making his own ice cream, low hanging fruit stories, Singapore banning chewing gum and much more!Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom chats about his post formline class experience, Tero Vocational Training Class, Tulalip sports commentary, food cravings, plant troubles, girlfriend football fatigue, snack preferences, and budget shopping.Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Lukas Williams is Dom's younger brother and they discuss all types of topics ranging from high school lunches, mushrooms, struggles to sleep in hot rooms, poor me type attitudes, and what restaurant has best fries.Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about the evolution of the podcast, The Indian advancement act 1884, participating in learning formline from David Boxley, galaxy wide music tournaments, and getting left behind while family goes to Mcdonald's breakfast.Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about Canoe Journeys and his paddle to Muckleshoot, marriages at public parks, people saving too many seats at gatherings and beaded lanyards slowly becoming regalia.Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about fancy towels in bathrooms, Natives giving directions, conference Natives and his thoughts on the recent affirmative action court ruling. Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about his favorite and least favorite apples, letting a friend cut his hair into a mohawk, eating grapes at the grocery store for the first time, and trucks just spawning during 4th of July. Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom tells a story about graduating from UW, taking the trash out, Native families always trying to put uncle in treatment, small wins, Boom City, MW2 game chat and much more!Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom tells a story about his worst field trip ever, his wardrobe consisting of only a certain company, pop therapy, and he also asks the listeners if Evan Adams gets the most questions in Native country.Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom tells a story about a woodpecker trying to establish dominance over him, ants trying to impress him with their strength, attempting to eat a ice cream sandwich while being lactose intolerant and talks IACA of 1990 act.Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

You may know Giani from Oregon, Tulalip, Seattle or maybe even some other places. She's a caretaker of two cats named Spooky and Pepper. If you know her well chances are she probably has sold you something. Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom tells a story about people roasting people too much, people at grocery stores always getting the same thing as him, and stand owners at Boom City complaining someone tried to sell to them while they went and got something at the concession stand.If you are curious about what k̓aʔk̓aʔ pədhədəbmeans it translates to "Serious Uncle" In Lushootseed.If you want to learn more Lushootseed go to: https://tulaliplushootseed.comIntro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom tells a story of himself and his cousin attempting to find a ride from the powwow grounds into town, asking that one uncle for advice, his secret to drinking more water, one week old family drama and his favorite fruits.If you are curious about what higʷaligʷas qəsiʔ means it translates to "Serious Uncle" In Lushootseed.If you want to learn more Lushootseed go to: https://tulaliplushootseed.comAlso be sure to checkout https://equiiinox.com/Intro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsOutro: We Vibe | Chris ShardsRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom discusses the impact and hazards of treating clams like garbage, and how continuing to do so could lead to their extinction. He also recounts a story about a concession line at a pow wow that wrapped around half a stadium, as well as his experience swimming out to a buoy half a mile offshore. Finally, he answers some voicemails from the DJP hotline.If you are curious about what ʔuʔax̌ʷuʔb čəɬ. means it translates to "We went clamming" In Lushootseed.If you want to learn more Lushootseed go to: https://tulaliplushootseed.comIntro: Darian Seuen | Free-styleOutro: Darian Seuen | Free-styleRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom discusses a variety of topics including his trip out of the country, thrift stores, unsolicited motivation, being in line at Mcdonald's and answers listeners voicemails.If you are curious about what saʔil means it translates to "Foul" In Lushootseed.If you want to learn more Lushootseed go to: https://tulaliplushootseed.comIntro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom discusses a variety of topics including people who give unsolicited advice at the Native tournaments, not letting people dunk on him, old man strength, getting hope from raffle boards and much more.If you are curious about what x̌ičəc means it translates to "Red" In Lushootseed.If you want to learn more Lushootseed go to: https://tulaliplushootseed.comIntro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom discusses a variety of topics including those one uncles at gatherings who love to brag about their acomplishments, being a fan of Walmarts popcorn chicken, Cowboys v.s Indians, general council drama and much more!If you are curious about what ʔəsčal tsi adʔəpus. means it translates to "How is your aunt" In Lushootseed.If you want to learn more Lushootseed go to: https://tulaliplushootseed.comIntro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom discusses a variety of topics including Native American mascots, blue-collar workers' resentment towards college, his experience at the Warm Springs Pow Wow, and how nephews feel the need to shave to impress their new partners.If you are curious about what  qʷiʔaac means it translates to "To call out" In Lushootseed.If you want to learn more Lushootseed go to: https://tulaliplushootseed.comIntro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Tosh Hamby is from the Tuscarora Reservation in Western New York. He is a versatile individual who is dedicated to serving his community in any way he can. During the podcast, Tosh discusses his experiences with the harsh winters in Buffalo, how he brings his own table to Buffalo Bills games, his efforts to assist elders on the reservation, his love for Marvel comics, and the significance of setting goals and following through with them.Intro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about nephews breaking walls and then getting taught how to fix them, Costco carts being the ultimate barriers, plastic straws, and losing your Tribal ID.If you are curious about what ʔəsqʷic ti staləɬ means it translates to "Lazy Nephew" In Lushootseed.If you want to learn more Lushootseed go to: https://tulaliplushootseed.comIntro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about his unpleasant experience of being seated in the middle seat on a flight to Atlanta. He also shares some amusing stories about aunties always being mad at their man at the powwow or local gathering and the importance of NOT training legs before getting on a plane.  If you are curious about what ʔəpus and qəsiʔ  means it translates to "Auntie and Uncle" In Lushootseed.If you want to learn more Lushootseed go to: https://tulaliplushootseed.comIntro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

If you are curious about what ʔayəyaš sqʷəbayʔ means it translates to "Funny Dog." In Lushootseed.Dom talks about seeing a dog in Seattle eating gum off the wall at Pikes Place Market, his classmates hating on peanut butter, wet paint on walls in high school, and talks about what guy not to be while standing around a firework stand.If you want to learn more Lushootseed go to: https://tulaliplushootseed.com/colors/Intro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

If you are curious about what dxʷsx̌ayəb means it translates to "A great one for laughing." In Lushootseed.Dom talks about eating expired canned Olives, Coast Salish Formline designs, his Spotify Wrapped, Rez Tourney hotel rooms, and Native American basketball tournament apparel. If you want to learn more Lushootseed go to: https://tulaliplushootseed.com/colors/Intro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

If you are curious about what x̌ibəč̓ labatu means it translates to "Black Sheep" in Lushootseed.Dom talks about gambling at the casino, the global chocolate shortage, shorts socks with jeans, college football compared to the NFL and how to say black and red in Lushootseed. If you want to learn more Lushootseed colors go to: https://tulaliplushootseed.com/colors/Intro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about buying crafts at the craft store and never using them, takes some calls from the hotline, Natives putting ribbons on everything and pausing your life a total of three times scenario.Intro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Join Brock and Dom as they talk about their favorite pairs of shoes, job offers from Delaware, NBA jerseys being too simple and why you shouldn't need sauce to go along with your fries. Intro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeFollow Brock:TikTok: @itsbrockcInstagram: @brockcarter_Twitter: @brockcarter_Remember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Dom talks about how we would have saved the world when he was twelve years old, checks in with listeners on the hotline, his favorite pairs of Jordans, Seattle Mariners post-season drought being over and what type of clothing everyone would wear in Washington in the year 2012-2016.Intro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641

Lincoln is a USD Law Juris Doctor Canidate who has done all sorts of jobs ranging from picking up cans for extra money, filling up bags of popcorn at the movie theatre and now a Tribal prosecutor!Please make sure to give him a follow his Instagram or TikTok@linkwittyIntro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeAlso be sure to call the DJP hotline 425-320-2641

Dom talks the evolution of each one of his deodorants, picky free zones at certain restaurants, being thankful for his fridge and questions why he thought Walmart was so amazing as a kid. Intro: Hush | Mr.EpeeOutro: Hush | Mr.EpeeRemember to call in the DJP Hotline 425-320-3641