Jason Horay, Director of Community Outreach and Engagement at the American Cancer Society, joins us to share an inspiring new initiative focused on health equity for Indigenous communities. On November 6, 2025, the ACS will launch a virtual Health Equity Ambassador Training, led by Indigenous facilitator Celina Donahue. This program will provide participants with knowledge about cancer prevention, screening, and wellness practices rooted in culture and community, thus embodying the indigenous belief that “culture is medicine and community is healing.” Ambassadors will become equipped to drive lasting, locally guided health change across Indian Country. For further information, contact: Jason Horay at Jason.horay@cancer.org

American Indian and Alaska Native Living, is a one-hour weekly talk show focusing on current health issues in Indian country presented by David DeRose MD, MPH. This program covers a broad range of health issues, viewed in a holistic way in keeping with traditional Native perspectives.

The podcasts at LifeTalk Radio Network are synced with our radio broadcasts, making it easy for our radio listeners to catch up on missed broadcasts... or simply listen to the podcasts if you prefer. To view our program schedule, listen online, order free sharing cards, or support our ministry, please visit lifetalk.net and lifetalkkids.net.

In this inspiring episode, we begin with an interview highlighting Strong Tower Radio, sharing how their network strengthens communities through resources for better health, family, and relationships. The remaining segments spotlight FARM STEW, an organization teaching simple, practical ways to achieve clean water, nutritious food, proper sanitation, and sustainable livelihoods throughout the world. For further information: strongtowerradio.org; farmstew.org; 815-200-4925.

American Indian and Alaska Native Living, is a one-hour weekly talk show focusing on current health issues in Indian country presented by David DeRose MD, MPH. This program covers a broad range of health issues, viewed in a holistic way in keeping with traditional Native perspectives.

The podcasts at LifeTalk Radio Network are synced with our radio broadcasts, making it easy for our radio listeners to catch up on missed broadcasts... or simply listen to the podcasts if you prefer. To view our program schedule, listen online, order free sharing cards, or support our ministry, please visit lifetalk.net and lifetalkkids.net.

As a response to a dying friend's wish, Marcella Morton got off the couch and started running. Hear her amazing story and how she continues to use it to motivate Native Youth. Dr. DeRose interviews guests Marcella Morton (Cherokee) and Caleb Proctor (United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians); Echota Behavioral Health. For further information: visit Echota Behavioral Health on Facebook

American Indian and Alaska Native Living, is a one-hour weekly talk show focusing on current health issues in Indian country presented by David DeRose MD, MPH. This program covers a broad range of health issues, viewed in a holistic way in keeping with traditional Native perspectives.

The podcasts at LifeTalk Radio Network are synced with our radio broadcasts, making it easy for our radio listeners to catch up on missed broadcasts... or simply listen to the podcasts if you prefer. To view our program schedule, listen online, order free sharing cards, or support our ministry, please visit lifetalk.net and lifetalkkids.net.

Dr. DeRose interviews guests: Dr. Tom Evans, CEO, Child Impact International; Nicole Parker, counselor and best-selling author; Sandra Doran, Ed. D., Curriculum and Creative Director, Three Angels For Kids. Children are deeply valued across Indian Country. How can we not only protect them but also support their healing from trauma? This week’s program offers practical solutions. For further information, contact: Childimpact.org (Evans); TalesoftheExodus.com (Parker); ThreeAngelsForKids.com (Doran)

American Indian and Alaska Native Living, is a one-hour weekly talk show focusing on current health issues in Indian country presented by David DeRose MD, MPH. This program covers a broad range of health issues, viewed in a holistic way in keeping with traditional Native perspectives.

The podcasts at LifeTalk Radio Network are synced with our radio broadcasts, making it easy for our radio listeners to catch up on missed broadcasts... or simply listen to the podcasts if you prefer. To view our program schedule, listen online, order free sharing cards, or support our ministry, please visit lifetalk.net and lifetalkkids.net.

Dr. DeRose interviews three guests from the venue of the 2025 National Tribal Health Conference. Laura Brooks (Osage), Osage Nation Counseling Center; Dr. Chesleigh Keene (Diné/Navajo, Deer Springs Clan), Kauffman and Associates; Christina Martel, American Cancer Society. You'll hear about an amazing project that illustrates the impact of cancer in Indian Country, as well as learn about resources available to tribes and their members. Don't miss the insights into a residential addiction program that is free to any Native American, as well as how Kauffman and Associates are helping tribes with a variety of needs from event planning to technical research assistance. For further information, contact: 539-212-2499 (Brooks); chesleigh.keene@kauffmaninc.com; Kristina.Martel@cancer.org  or (800) 227-2345.

American Indian and Alaska Native Living, is a one-hour weekly talk show focusing on current health issues in Indian country presented by David DeRose MD, MPH. This program covers a broad range of health issues, viewed in a holistic way in keeping with traditional Native perspectives.

The podcasts at LifeTalk Radio Network are synced with our radio broadcasts, making it easy for our radio listeners to catch up on missed broadcasts... or simply listen to the podcasts if you prefer. To view our program schedule, listen online, order free sharing cards, or support our ministry, please visit lifetalk.net and lifetalkkids.net.

Noted health authority and popular YouTube health expert, Dr. Roger Seheult, shares insights into how sunlight can decrease stress, improve blood sugar levels, boost immunity, enhance cardiovascular health, and increase longevity. Roger Seheult, MD, Faculty at Loma Linda University and UC Riverside, in CA, and board-certified specialist in four disciplines: Internal Medicine, Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine.

American Indian and Alaska Native Living, is a one-hour weekly talk show focusing on current health issues in Indian country presented by David DeRose MD, MPH. This program covers a broad range of health issues, viewed in a holistic way in keeping with traditional Native perspectives.

The podcasts at LifeTalk Radio Network are synced with our radio broadcasts, making it easy for our radio listeners to catch up on missed broadcasts... or simply listen to the podcasts if you prefer. To view our program schedule, listen online, order free sharing cards, or support our ministry, please visit lifetalk.net and lifetalkkids.net.

Join Dr. David DeRose at the National Tribal Health Conference as he sits down with three trailblazers transforming healthcare in Indian Country. Camie Shaw (Lower Muskogee Creek), CEO of Perfect Choice Medical Technologies; Dr. Connie Tucker, Chief Development Officer at Ascend Healthcare; and Dr. Joni Bokovoy (Cherokee), Associate Producer of American Indian and Alaska Native Living Radio, share insights from the front lines of innovation, advocacy, and cultural empowerment. A powerful conversation on leadership, legacy, and the future of Native health.

American Indian and Alaska Native Living, is a one-hour weekly talk show focusing on current health issues in Indian country presented by David DeRose MD, MPH. This program covers a broad range of health issues, viewed in a holistic way in keeping with traditional Native perspectives. Every week Dr. DeRose interviews specialists on a variety of health topics of interest to not only Native groups but also to the general public. For more information go to www.lifetalk.net or call (800) 775-4673.

David Jones, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), and Adjunct Professor at Weimar University, shares practical insights into overcoming traumatic events that have affected your family of origin.

American Indian and Alaska Native Living, is a one-hour weekly talk show focusing on current health issues in Indian country presented by David DeRose MD, MPH. This program covers a broad range of health issues, viewed in a holistic way in keeping with traditional Native perspectives. Every week Dr. DeRose interviews specialists on a variety of health topics of interest to not only Native groups but also to the general public. For more information go to www.lifetalk.net or call (800) 775-4673.

Learn the amazing story behind NICOA’s creation—and the powerful role it plays in improving the lives of Native American elders. For further info contact: NICOA.org or nicoacompass.org

Native Americans have a rich cultural history that relates to games and sports; learn about how a newer sport can transform your health. For further information visit: USAPickleball.org

Dr. Skinstad shares personal insights into work among Native American populations relating to mental health and substance use. She shares how vital cultural relevance is when it comes to helping indigenous populations. For further information contact: www.nativecenter.org or 319-384-1481

Medical science suggests that optimal brain health requires a connection with the arts. Gain insights into this vital topic as the DeRoses discuss examples as diverse as Native American indigenous art and Middle Eastern poetry found in The Book of Psalms.  For further information contact: www.TimelessHealingInsights.org/Psalms

Husband and wife team, Jill Sherman-Warne (Hoopa) and Jim Warne (Oglala Lakota), join us to talk about their work protecting Native interests throughout Indian Country. You will learn more about the Native American Environmental Protection Coalition, work for First Nations peoples with disabilities, and more. For Further Information: JillSherman-Warne.com; Warrior-society.com

Today's show highlights novel home dental care resources and suicide prevention services for veterans as two examples of how Native Americans and Alaskan Natives are providing indigenous options for a broad range of health needs.  For further information contact: Toof.com; or 907-201-6560 (Rebeca)

Researchers from Colorado State University share insights into factors that help Native American youth say no to drugs.  For Further Information Visit: tec.colostate.edu or contact Dr. Linda Stanley at linda.stanley@colostate.edu or 970-491-3895.

Dr. Congello shares her own journey of overcoming barriers to obtain her doctorate in Nursing. She then shares how she has used that background to help identify barriers that are keeping minority women from getting sufficient physical activity.  For Further Information: neomie.congello@csuci.edu

Although medications can be lifesaving, they can also be the agents of death. Learn how programs throughout Indian Country are combatting drug problems, from toxic environmental contamination to drug abuse.  For further info contact: Rxdestroyer.com (for Milton) or 801-915-0260 (for Daria)

Learn how two young health professionals began transforming the health of their community—and what you can do to have the same impact. For more information visit: www.willowbrook.church

Michelle Singer reviews the wide range of programs and services currently being offered by the Healthy Native Youth Project. Whether or not you are a Native youth, you’ll learn about practical cutting-edge resources that can help you and those you love.  For further information, please visit www.healthynativeyouth.org

The healing power of hand-crafted items has permeated Indian Country. Learn how its power is transforming lives in the Middle East as well. For Further Information: contact Ruth at Wovendignity@gmail.com or visit the website at www.wovendignity.com