The thing is not how you are on your best day is how can you step up on your worst day.

When everything is going terrible, when you're tired, when you're frustrated, when you are edgy,

how do you treat other people?

Fuck pain. Fuck heartbreak. I'm still in love with life.

From the multicultural headquarters of the future capital of the free-thinking states of America known as Los Angeles, this is The Drunken Dow's podcast.

On this episode, we're joined by prominent Native American attorney and activist Chase Iron Eyes to discuss his career as an advocate for Native American civil rights, and especially his fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline starting in April of

2016 when he joined the protesters near Standing Rock Indian Reservation to stop the pipeline from being

built across their land, which they felt posed a serious risk to the Missouri River

and the region's water. As the water protector's protest grew in size, private security was

replaced by militarized police with tear gas and attack dogs. This protest lasted nearly a year

and escalated all the time, and Iron Eyes was there for it all another tale of the people versus corporations

here we go and now asking you all to spread the words that corporations are not persons

I'm Rich Evers and my partner in crime the savage philosopher and middle finger of

the gods Danieli Balelli as we invite you to lower the lights,

batten down the hatches,

and prepare to open your mind.

For The Drunken Dallas podcast, begins now.

Welcome back, everybody.

Another fine episode of the Drunken Dows podcast,

episode 290.

Heading for 300

it's a lovely

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