I'm I'm in Takapi.

This is Nick Estes, a host, co-host of the Red Nation podcast.

Welcome to this special live stream event.

Before we get into the discussion on Mormon settler colonialism, I just have a couple of items

that I'd like to discuss, things that you can check out, things that you can do to support Red

media. The first is we are hiring. We are going to close this hire, the search for a new

executive director fairly soon. But if you look in the show notes or in the chat, whichever

platform you're watching, you can find a link to our web page. Or you can just go to redmedia.press.

That's redmedia.press and you'll see a job ad that just says we are hiring.

Click on it if you would like to apply.

It's also Native American Heritage Month, which means a lot of different things and also

means a lot of nothing in some regards. a lot of nothing, but in some regards.

But I think it's also an important kind of time of year to begin thinking about how we're

in supporting Indigenous run media. Red Media has a GoFundMe, an ongoing GoFundMe campaign that

will also be in the show notes or in the chat.

Please click, donate what you can.

It can be a one-time donation, it can be a recurring donation.

And of course, we always encourage you to sign up for our Patreon, which is just patreon.com

backslash redmedia PR.

That's the best way to support the show. We have actually a

backlog of episodes of the Red Nation podcast. So most of our stuff before it goes public on the

main feed or on the YouTube channel will be streamed there or published there. So I highly recommend it.

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