Join us for a special live episode recorded at Cumbia Night Boise 2025, held on Saturday, May 24 at the iconic Shrine Social Club! We sat down with the performing artists, event organizers, and dedicated volunteers to explore the power of cumbia, its cultural roots, and the way this vibrant event continues to uplift and unite our Idaho community. From beats to belonging, this episode is full of corazón y comunidad!

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In Season 7, Episode 15, we chat with Nimiipuu Jazz singer, actor, and Director of the Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band, Julia Keefe. Julia opens up about her upbringing, the creation of the Indigenous Big Band, and the importance of representation in music. She shares the challenges she's faced in the music industry, how she's overcome them, and her thoughts on whether the industry is making space for Indigenous voices. Tune in for an insightful conversation about Indigenous music, culture, and the work still needed for greater inclusion.

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In Season 7, Episode 14, we are joined by Cheyenne Kippenberger, former Miss Indian World, CEO of CK Consulting, and a proud member of the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Cheyenne shares her journey as a bicultural leader working at the intersection of culture, history, community, and education. We talk about growing up in South Florida, celebrating both her Seminole and Chilean roots, and how she's uplifting Indigenous voices through her work.

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