And I'm joined today by the creator of New Amata. I'll have you introduce yourself so

listeners and viewers can get a better understanding of who you are.

I'm not to go to the

Arnold and also have a hamutak.

I know a family and

Bolivian manta,

mama I love lap's mama

lap's mappas or chugiago manta

papa no that I a coach up mamma manta so hello how are you all my name's

new amounta I also, my actual name is Arnold. My mom, my family is from Bolivia and my mom's from La Pass and my dad's from Cocha Bamba. I introduced myself in

Khetra just because I want to respect the language of my father passed down to me

that would have been lost had I not searched out language lessons and a catch with

teacher during my college years but I wanted to but I think it's only appropriate

for an indigenous podcast to introduce self in an indigenous language.

So hello, how are you all? So I'm Nio Malta, I'm the creator of the Instagram page in Nio Malta, which is an inter-indigenous hemispheric page that's

that should be run by multiple people but it's run only by me where I do

analyses book quotes, book reviews of indigenous materials from across the continent,

primarily in English and Spanish, so I'll do everything from reviewing the Red Nation and then comparing it with Evel Morales's project to studying the

Studying the Plurian National Movement in Guatemala and then comparing that, then maybe comparing that

with the Plurry National Movement in Peru, both of which are not complete, but are on the move, so to say.

The whole point of the project was that I didn't think there was enough space within social media for both

an inter-indigenous, a hemispheric approach to indigenous

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