Send us a text Andrew Karmun Andy is from Nome Alaska. Andy is Inupiaq and Yupik. Andy is in long term recovery. On this episode Andy courageously shares his story for those still struggling. Support the show

Send us a text Roberta Alook Roberta is 1/2 Woodlands Cree from Wabasca, Alberta on her father’s side & 1/2 Dene Sucline from Dillon, Saskatchewan on her mothers side. Roberta is Currently a University of Alberta Student. She is a Indigenous model, and owns her own beading business. Roberta has 5 years of sobriety and on this episode Roberta courageously shares her story for those still struggling. https://instagram.com/robertaalookmodeling?igshid=MDE2OWE1N2Q= https://instagra...

Send us a text Molly Cuk Ba’ak Molly is from the Tohono O'odham Nation in Southern Arizona. Molly is the loving mother to 10 children. Molly is part of Native Strength Revolution where she is a Certified Yoga Instructor. She also recently ran the NYC Marathon. Molly is 10 years sober. On this episode Molly courageously shares her story for those still struggling. https://nativestrengthrevolution.org/ Support the show

Send us a text Madison B. is a 47 year old woman with 26 years of sobriety. On this episode Maddy courageously shares her colorful and amazing story for those still struggling with alcohol or drug addiction. If there is someone out there still struggling and can identify with what Maddy is talking about, feel free to call or text her at (907) 885-1174, or email her at maddyhbirdinak@gmail.com Support the show

Send us a text Jeff Evon is a 40 year old Yup'ik man from Bethel, Alaska. Jeff has over 3 years of sobriety. On this episode Jeff courageously shares his story, sending HOPE to those who are still struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. "We need to prepare for each season, otherwise we won't be ready for what is to come" -Jeff Evon Support the show

Send us a text Weytk (hi) my name is skwlax_bear (black bear) & this is my story of my 21 year sobriety journey. I hope my story of my struggles & achievements inspire you to start your safe journey on the red road. Support the show

Send us a text Peggy Berryhill "The First Lady of Native Radio" is a member of the Muscogee Nation. Peggy is an Icon of public radio, and has garnered many many awards. Peggy owns and manages KGUA 88.3 in Gualala California, where she hosts Peggy's Place. Peggy just celebrated 35 years on the Red Road, clean and sober. On this episode Peggy shares her experience, strength, and hope for those people still struggling. MY WORK (peggyberryhill.com) KGUA Mendonoma Public Media Support the...

Send us a text Shannon Nelson Shannon is originally from Fairbanks, Alaska. Shannon is Gwichin athabascan and inupiaq. Shannon courageously shares her story for those still struggling. Support the show

Send us a text Taboo Nawasha Jimmy Gomez who is better know as a founding member of the Black Eyed Peas, and his stage name Taboo Nawasha, is Hopi, Shoshone, and Mexican. He is a rapper, songwriter, actor, cancer survivor, and advocate. Taboo is 16 years sober. On this episode Jimmy “Taboo” Gomez courageously shares his story for those who are still struggling. Support the show

Send us a text Samuel Nothstine Is from Emmonak and Wales, Alaska. Samuel has been in recovery for over 9 years. On this episode Samuel courageously shares his heart wrenching story so that others still struggling may find similarities in his story and know that they are not alone. Sam’s story shows that no matter what trauma you have endured you are not alone and recovery is possible. Sam is a very talented photographer. You can find his amazing work on his Instagram @lynns_angle_phot...

Send us a text Teresa O'Neill, originally from Ouzinkie, Alaska, shares her recovery journey. Teresa has 6 months of recovery and shares her story to help those thinking about getting sober. Support the show

Send us a text Kim Larson (Seybert) Kim is a recovering addict from Dillingham, Alaska. Kim is Aleut from the Curyung tribe. Kim has been on her recovery journey since 2014. On this episode Kim Courageously shares her story of addiction, and the process of using a medication assisted program for those that are still struggling. Support the show

Send us a text Kathleen “Little Girl” Naneng Lit is Yup'ik from Bethel, Alaska. She is a Mom of 3, and a Grandma of 1. She is a 3rd grade teacher. As well as a coach. Lit inspires people to have positive attitudes and she herself is definitely a positive energy for others. Lit’s Journey began on March, 16, 2015, but she has been sober for 2 years and 3 months. On this episode Lit courageously shares her sobriety journey for those still struggling. Support the show

Send us a text Emma Hill Emma is an Alaskan Singer Songwriter and Mental Health Advocate who grew up in Sleetmute, Alaska. Emma is set to release her 9th full length album. She just celebrated 5 years of no booze. On this episode Emma courageously shares her experience with getting sober from alcohol and how substance abuse is intertwined with Mental Health. http://www.emmahillmusic.com/ Support the show

Send us a text Kendra Kahtle-et Kloster, Tlingit Raven/kiks.adi from Wrangell and Juneau, AK. Currently serving as the co-Director for law & policy at the Alaska Native Women’s Resource Center and a partner with the MMIWG2S Alaska Working Group. She wears multiple hats in life and community work - "being a mother of three children is my favorite role in life. My kids and our beautiful Alaskan communities inspire me everyday to continue to do this important work and the hope that soon ever...

Send us a text Dr. Charlene Aqpik Apok Charlene is Iñupiaq, her family is from White Mountain and Golovin. She is the force behind Data for Indigenous Justice (DIJ), a nonprofit organization that tracks data related to the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit (MMIWG2S) peoples in Alaska. As DIJ’s executive director and co-founder, she serves as a guiding light for those striving to create a more just and equitable world. Charlene is also the Director of Gen...

Send us a text Antonia Unaqsiq Commack is Inupiaq from the Native Village of Shungnak. She currently lives in Wasilla with her 3-year-old son, Eddie. Antonia went to school for medical assisting and is returning to school this year to finish her bachelors degree. Her passion for MMIP advocacy came after she lost two of her best friends to domestic violence. She has since advocated on behalf of many families across the state where she has made lifelong relationships with others experiencing th...

Send us a text Quentin is a tannish-brown soul from the Kuskokwim river. Quentin now lives in Southcentral Alaska on Dena'ina land and works with Native students at UAA. Quentin has 5 years of recovery, and on this episode he shares his story of hope for those that are still struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. Support the show

Send us a text Stacey Wells is an Inupiq woman from Anaktuvuk Pass Alaska who is currently residing in the state of Washington. Stacey's Inupiaq name is Ayapana. Stacey, a strong single mother in recovery has over 8 years of sobriety. In this episode she shares her strength and hope for those still struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. Support the show

Send us a text Victoria Anderson-Tieva is a Yup'ik, Inupiaq, Aleut, German and Danish woman. Victoria, originally from Dillingham, Alaska, now lives on Dena'ina land in Anchorage, Alaska. In this episode Victoria shares her story and message of hope to those still struggling. Support the show