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One of the things I've enjoyed most about this season of Wild Thing, besides all the cool space science, of course, is that everyone has different ideas about extraterrestrial life.

We've heard from a fair number of scientists, some uifologists, a couple of authors, and some plain old science nerds.

Today, we're going to hear from an artist.

A few months ago, I went to an exhibit called Indigenous Futurisms.

It was about cosmology and science as part of Native American tribal histories.

There were a ton of cool and really thoughtful takes on science fiction from various indigenous artists,

including the one we'll hear from today, Frank Buffalo Hyde.

My name is Frank Buffalo Hyde. I am Onondaga Beaver Clan and Nespers. I was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

I grew up on the Onondaga Indian Reservation in Syracuse, New York, and I spent the summers in Santa Fe, New Mexico with my father.

And Santa Fe was home for 15 or 20 years, and then I moved briefly, and then I moved back there for 10 years, and now we're newly relocated to the upper Midwest in Minnesota.

So how long have you been doing art professionally?

Professionally, I had my first group exhibition when I was 18 in Armory Square in Syracuse, New York.

I exhibited some charcoal drawings.

So that's really when I kind of attribute the beginning of my career.

So, you know, over 25 years.

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