The Aboriginal Outlaws

Womens Dance Episode 7 - Resolving To be Me

Women's Dance: Mohawk Women, Raw, Real, and Indigenous, from The Mohawk Territory of Akwesasne. We are fortunate to gather right before the new year, or Ohserase as we say, and deliver an episode.
Today Viktoria, Sarah, and Allie are joined by Keena King. Keena is an educator and community outreach worker from Akwesasne. In this episode we'll hear what the crew has been upto, thoughts on new years, resolutions, and the winter holidays in general, and of course the conversation takes hold, to bring we and our listeners down a path of its own.
This is Women's Dance

The Aboriginal Outlaws Present: Unaccompanied Minors

We're The Aboriginal Outlaws, the premier Indigenous Comedy Podcast, direct from the rez and bringing our favorite people to our followers. In this episode, we are pleased to bring a couple of young fellas into the studio to yuk it up with the uncles.
We have parental consent. Into the coal mine boys.
Our young nephews have fantastic and interesting content, and they're entertaining too. It's always so heartwarming to hear our coming young people cuss with the sailorlike intensity of the uncles!
Iosta and Tenion are two up-and-comers strait outta Sasne, have a listen and follow them here. A reminder, Aboriginal Outlaws is raw and rough as ever, find more youth-appropriate content on https://www.youtube.com/@creatorskidsskits562

The Aboriginal Outlaws Present: Make A Wish Kids

We're the Aboriginal Outlaws, the premier slingers of indigenous hilarity this side of mother earth, standing tall and stoic on the turtle's back, eagle claws out, raised in a fist of defiance, as papa Seagal would command.
The titanic trio descends upon the studio to trade anecdotes, jabs, and laughs, come join us at the table won't you? Get your laugh on, we'll make you feel real good, like a proper drug should, so put us in you.
 
 

The Aboriginal Outlaws Present: Talking To Strangers

We're the Aboriginal outlaws, live and direct fron the heart of The Rez, and we love to yuk it up, it's our bread and butter. Occasionally we do stop with  dick jokes and actually talk about some real shit.
Today's guest keeps it really real, street level, peering into the darkness. When we say direct action, this is what we mean, in the trenches, slugging it out, battling monsters and Tina Point is one fine example.
Dear listeners far and wide, many don't know about our rez, it's a geographical oddity, there's a few international, provincial, and state borders right on top of us. We fall in between Quebec, Ontario, and New York State, while it's all Mohawk Nation. This set of circumstances creates interesting legal situations, some beneficial, some not so much.
Today we peer into the shadows where some of the most vulnerable have landed, and speak with one individual who puts out a hand, gives a lift, and tries to make a difference.
Tina Point works with Unity Street Help and she's going to tell us about our local homeless situation, trafficking, and addictions in our community and in the surrounding communities, where they intersect and and what she's doing to help.
Your Outlaws for once are mostly speechless in this eye opening episode. Come along for the ride.
Find Unity Street Help at 
https://www.facebook.com/UnityStreetHelp
#comedypodcast #directaction #unitystreethelp #unhoused #homeless #addiction #trafficking #akwesasne #nativeamerican #indigenouspeople
 

The Aboriginal Outlaws Present: Kanye and The Juice

The Aboriginal Outlaws, your premier indigenous comedy podcast, direct from the heart of the soul of the eye of the needle, back with some of our favorite characters. 
Today we have a barrel of laughs with our pals Jeffery, CD, and Juice. We talk race relations, cultural traditions and break all the rules, come have a laugh!

The Aboriginal Outlaws Present: Lefty and Boo

Who are the Aboriginal outlaws, your premier indigenous comedy and informational most excellent podcast, raw and real as it gets from the Mohawk Nation Territory of Akwesasne. 
Today we welcome on two of our favorites from Akwesasne and Kahnawake, this dynamic duo of culinary delight have been gracing our community with delicious vittles for many years.
Their latest endeavor, Tacos and Tortas is the grooviest food truck in the village. Their latest visit with the Outlaws had our faces hurting with laughter.
#akwesasne #kahnawake #indigenouspodcast #comedypodcast #foodie

Womens Dance Episode 6: Our House

Women’s Dance, Indigenous Women from The Mohawk Nation Territory of Akwesasne share their thoughts, lives, challenges, and triumphs.
In this episode Viktoria, Allie, and Sarah talk about returning to the quintessential Haudenosaunee tradition: The Longhouse. People of The Longhouse, a name invoking the ancestral Iroquoian domicile.
Today “The Longhouse” serves as a shorthand for the longhouse tradition, or longhouse religion as it was called back in the olden times. Colonization has left a deep rift in the spiritual landscape of The People, and many now desire a return to something more indigenous, and with that, each of our hosts has overcome or is in the process of overcoming fears, confusion, and the momentum of history in a return of wandering mohawk people to the traditions of the ancestors, or our best approximation. Each of us has a story of return to share.
 
 

The Aboriginal Outlaws Present: The Oklahoma Kid

Where the Aboriginal Outlaws and we're going worldwide, well countrywide, different time zone anyways.
We got a special episode for y'all, we welcome via Zoom, Rapper, Tattoo Artist, Tiktok star, and The hit show Reservation Dogs, The One and Only Sten Joddi. 
That's right, you might remember him as Pumpkin Lusty, a fantastic portrayal in his first outing as an actor. We were lucky enough to be gifted a bit of time from this talented and inspirational fella.
@stenjoddi
You can find the Aboriginal Outlaws on YouTube, Spotify, Amazon Music, and AboriginalOutlaws.com
#stenjoddi #reservationdogs #indigenouspeople #comedy #hiphop #indigenoushiphop #indigenouscomedy #reztok