The Aboriginal Outlaws

Women’s Dance Episode 4 - Rock Your Body

This is Women's Dance
Indigenous Women, Mohawk Eomen, Haudenosaunee, from the community of Akwesasne. They share their challenges, ideals, thoughts, and hopes for the future. Today  Dr Sarah Rourke @konwahahawi , Viktoria White @viktrwhite33  and Jonelle Beauvais @jonelb27 talk about energy, body image, and self acceptance. 
Sit down and join them for a laugh, a cry, and connection. 

The Aboriginal Outlaws Present: All Our Only Fans

Holy bud, gettin some goot ones ain't we?
We're The Aboriginal Outlaws and our tentacles reach far and wide. We snagged ourselves a most excellent human being to crack wise with the fellas deep in the bushland. We welcome to our humble studios, a superstar of Indian Country. You've heard her voice echoing out in the night, on movies, and on the internet. The one and only Jennifer Kreisberg! Of Ulali fame, and lately, with Hallucination, she lends her powerful voice and sharp wit to your favorite podcast. So buckle up butter cup and let's get cracking! 
Follow Jennifer @shesplitsthesky on Instagram
 
We're The Aboriginal Outlaws and we are the voice that howls from the darkness!
Find us on Instagram @aboriginal_outlaws and @aboriginal_outlaws_studios and  take a look at our beautiful smiles on YouTube
 
 
 
 

The Aboriginal Outlaws Present: Little Miss Watchlist

We're The Aboriginal Outlaws and we love it when one of our own behaves Outlawly, with great Outlawness, or rather, doing indigenous shit in indigenous ways without asking for permission from any overlord or local underling. It's badass, legit, real and raw, and our guest exemplifies the kind of gung-ho, DIY, ask not from the colonizers, be a little nuts kind of gumption we so admire.
 
Today's guest hails from not so far away, in a little remote farm, off the grid and down the road from Aboriginal Outlaws Studios, on a bit of land, by the Salmon River (there's no more salmon), with her family and volunteers. An old piece of land amongst the trapping grounds of the great men of Tsisnyene in Akwesasne. 
Her name is Jackie Hall and she's a wolf clan, she and her retinue are doing the whole #landback thing head on, with their feet on the earth, fists in the air, and seeds in the ground.
We've had a bit of disagreement with jolly wee Quebec over who owns said land, and the local wing of Canada has made some agreement with which real indians might take issue with, and are doing something about. 
Join us and hear her tale of resistance. 
 
We're the Aboriginal Outlaws, but our guest is both more Aboriginal and more Outlaw than we, give it up. We have a podcast, and we like to make you chuckle, and maybe learn you a thing. Find us on Spotify, YouTube, Amazon Music, @aboriginal_outlaws and @aboriginal_outlaws_studios on the IG. 
You can also find us on www.aboriginaloutlaws.com

The Aboriginal Outlaws Present: Kool Kit

@kitthomasart In the Mother Fucking House! Yes! On this awesome episode of your favorite indigenous comedy and interesting people that we know in and around the reservation of Akwesasne, The hippest, funnest, wildest, spot this side of the Moon, we bring you out pal, and super fun artist Kit Thomas!
Kit has traveled the continent, and lived a life of wandering and wondering, and will share with you thoughts of art, the hustle, and the rewards.
We're the Aboriginal Outlaws and we'll paint the world with light, and laughter!

Women’s Dance Episode 3 - In Your Box

Women's Dance, four Mohawk Women from Akwesasne share life, love, and lessons. From growing up hard to motherhood, prison, sexuality, and identity.
 
In this episode, Sarah, Allie, Jonelle, and Viktoria talk about themselves, what motivates them, what draws them to share with the world, and their challenges

The Aboriginal Outlaws Present: Tremor and Graboid

The Aboriginal Outlaws, your favorite misanthropic mutant Mohawks from the place the ruff grouse goes to mate, the ever beautiful Akwesasne, home of the whopper. We welcome back onto your premier indigenous comedy podcast, the mighty Trent, aka Choncho, aka @trentmer aka @trentmer_choncho, and his producer and rapper best bud, brother of another color, Thotless Gilli aka @th0tlessgilli
These talented and handsome young fellas sit down with The Outlaws to crack wise, promote their music and introduce themselves to the world. It's a mighty fine visit with some mighty talented fellas, so strap in, hang tight, and have a laugh.
Be sure to find our stuff on all the socials @aboriginal_outlaws @aboriginal_outlaws_studios aboriginaloutlaws.com and find us on YouTube
 

The Aboriginal Outlaws Present: Three Times The Fun

Indigenous Podcasting, Comedy and Storytelling, from Native American Fellas, real talk, raw and raggedy, just the way you like it. Authentic as Etsy. Realer than your mom and twice as salty. We're the Aboriginal Outlaws, come hang with your boys, pop a squat whilst we tell a tale.
In this episode your trio of tale tellers, talk about a local festival, pets, and show off some new tech. See YouTube for that version, plus we have some homework for you listeners: comment what you think is an appropriate intro song for each outlaw. Be Brutal. Find us on instagram and let us know.
 
 

Women’s Dance - Episode 2: Mental Health

Episode 2 of Women's Dance, Indigenous Women, leading the way, from the Mohawk Nation Territory of Akwesasne.
In our second episode, We discuss mental health, Allie, Sarah, and Viktoria are joined by our friend Kayla to talk about her own challenges, solutions and successes navigating the world of mental health. 
Hopefully we shine a light, and offer some insight, so we invite you to join us, have a visit, and some laughs.
This is Women's Dance