Hopi Farm Talk Podcast

In this episode of the Hopi Farm Talk Podcast Rewind, Jerry Hunao sits with host Bruce T. to discuss Hopi faith during periods of drought. *Note: Episode is nearly entirely in the Hopi language.Intro Guitar: JDRewind Intro Traditional Song: Clark Tenakhongva (Removed during Kyaamuyaw)Outro Flute: Freesound - "Native American Flute in D minor and Stream.mp3" by Ephemeral_Rift

Join the Natwani Coalition as they host Dr. Lydia Jennings on the Hopi Farm Talk Podcast's second installment of the IFKN Gathering Series. Dr. Jennings discusses her roles within the Indigenous Foods Knowledges Network and shares with listeners her journey through academia and shares some very powerful messages to youth aspiring to pursue higher education. Intro Guitar: JDOutro Fl

This year the The Hopi Foundation and the Natwani Coalition hosted the Indigenous Foods Knowleges Network from September 12-16, 2022 on Hopi homelands. Join us as the Natwani Coalition is joined by IFKN's Mary Beth Jager via Zoom for some reflection on time spent in Hopi and Tewa communities. Hopi Farm Talk Podcast proudly brings you the IFNK on Hopi Series Episode 1.Intro Guitar:

Originally aired on 88.1 KUYI Hopi Radio in the fall of 2015, Hopi Food Co-op members Pam Lalo and Dorothy Denet talk about food preservation on the Hopi reservation.Intro Guitar: JDRewind Intro Traditional Song: Clark TenakhongvaOutro Flute: Freesound - "Native American Flute in D minor and Stream.mp3" by Ephemeral_Rift

Natwani Coalition Program Associate, Jayson Paymella, sits down with NC Community Advisory Board members Max Taylor and Leonard Talaswaima after listeners demanded a follow-up to the Hopi Neeveni and Springs discussion. Leonard, Max & Jayson discuss the 2022 monsoon season on Hopi and the benefits and challenges it has brought. The trio also discuss rare wet season Hopi Neeveni

In this episode of Hopi Farm Talk Podcast - Rewind, originally released in August 2014, the Natwani Coalition has a discussion with community partners Susan Sekaquaptewa, Lilian Hill & Marissa Nuvayestewa regarding the 2014 Hopi Agriculture and Food Symposium as well as the 2014 Hopi Farmers Market. For the 2022 Hopi Farmers Market Schedule and info for the upcoming 2022 Hopi A

The Hopi Foundation reaches into the Hopi Farm Talk vault to re-release of one of the premier episodes of the Hopi Farm Talk. Originally aired in September 2012, then host Bruce Talawyma interviews Kyle Knox formerly of the Natwani Coalition. Kyle shared information about the Community Garden Program with KUYI Hopi Radio listeners in 2012 and Hopi Farm Talk Podcast subscribers in 2

Host Kyle Nutumya sits down with Hopi Cattle Producers Garlyn Nuvakuku & Selwin Sekaquaptewa to discuss the Hopi Cattle Producers program and their personal stories of ranching on the Hopi Reservation.Music CreditIntro: JDOutro Flute: Freesound - "Native American Flute in D minor and Stream.mp3" by Ephemeral_Rift

Host Kyle Nutumya conducts the first In-Person interview for the podcast since the easing of COVID-19 restrictions with a conversation on Hopi Neeveni and the importance of preservation work surrounding Hopi springs.Audio CreditsIntro Guitar: JDOutro Flute: Freesound - "Native American Flute in D minor and Stream.mp3" by Ephemeral_Rift

Hopi Farm Talk Podcast host Kyle Nutumya interviews esteemed guest Mr. Andy Lewis. Mr. Lewis shares with listeners his involvement with the Hopi Foundation and the creation of the Natwani Coalition. Mr. Lewis also talks about his time spent in the Hopi and Tewa communities and discusses the findings of the groundbreaking 2004-2005 Hopi Food Assessment.