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This is Good Night Stories for rebel girls the interview. I'm your

host Maya and today we're talking to Isabella Madrigal she married the story of artist, throat singer, an advocate for indigenous people,

Tanya Togak. If you haven't heard that episode yet, You might want to do that first.

Hey there, Isabella, can you please introduce yourself to our listeners? Hi, my name is Isabela

name is Isabella Madrigal I am an enrolled member of the Kuiya

band of Indians and am of Turtle Mountain Chippewa descent. I'm also a playwright, actress, and storyteller.

That's wonderful, thank you.

Can you tell us a bit about your childhood?

I grew up in Southern California in Riverside County which is on the ancestral

homelands of the Kewa Serrano and Lucerano people. I grew up with my younger

sister, my grandmother, and my parents,

Renda and Luke Madrigal.

My mother is in Echinabe, and my father was Kowia.

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