We are honored to have Vernon Foster and Marta Kaprāle in the 10th episode of our podcast! We delve into the enduring wisdom of native peoples, exploring their traditional survival techniques and psychological insights that provide valuable lessons for today's world.

We discuss the power of storytelling in preserving indigenous culture and transmitting ancestral knowledge through symbolic tales. Central to these teachings are the core values of humility, respect, and the power of words, which form the foundation of indigenous communities and offer profound insights for living a meaningful life.

Vernon is a Native American, Spiritual Leader of the Red Road & Indigenous Rights Activist for over 40 years. As a motivational speaker, spiritual counselor and teacher, Vernon has shared his ancient wisdom and promoted healing and personal growth in Native and non-Native communities around the world. He is founder of innovative programs and immersions for people across the world from diverse backgrounds, ages and paths of life. He has been published in numerous media, films, press and shows around the world. 

Marta Kaprāle, on the other side is a Social Impact Storytelling, filmmaker, and a part of IDG community in Stockholm. She has a diverse professional journey spanning film, advertising, business development, social innovation, and science communication, honing the ability to uncover the roots of human behavior, discern patterns, and connect the dots that reshape perspectives.