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Building the Nativerse and the Future of Native Storytelling | An Interview with Kevin Chuculate

June 5, 2025
There’s something beautiful about watching our people create worlds where we don’t have to explain ourselves, where our Indigeneity just is, messy, brilliant, funny, and layered. That’s exactly what Kevin Chuculate is doing with his streaming, his podcast, Nativerse, and his writing. Kevin is a creator, writer, streamer, and podcaster. Kevin brings heart, humor, and a whole lot of indiginerdery
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FIRST VOICE Official Trailer

May 13, 2025
From award-winning writer and director Mike J. Marin and award-winning producer Isaac Trimble comes an experience in Native American supernatural storytelling. Listen. Believe. SURVIVE.
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Skinwalker Cave

May 13, 2025
Three documentary filmmakers disappeared on the Navajo Reservation while trying to find Skinwalker cave. One year later their footage was found. This film shows
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MIRROR MAN

May 13, 2025
Officer Jordan, a Native police officer, who is doubting her traditional faith, is called to a possible burglary but is met by a supernatural

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NBC has added four Indigenous actors to its upcoming single-camera comedy pilot set at a Native American community center in Oakland, California. Frankie Quiñones, Eddie Spears, Brian Bahe, and Sienna Tso join the previously announced cast members, including Jana Schmieding, Bobby Wilson,

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After the final episodes of Reservation Dogs and Rutherford Falls, Native folks across Turtle Island were left asking the same question: what’s next for NDNs on TV? Those two groundbreaking shows changed the game by showing the world that our Native communities

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When Prey premiered in 2022, it didn’t just revitalize the Predator franchise; it redefined it. Centering on Naru, a young Comanche woman, the film celebrated Indigenous resilience and ingenuity, proving that stories grounded in authentic cultural experiences could redefine genre narratives AND
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