Hello! Welcome back to all my relations.

Tee-Greeted! Thank you for joining us. It's such an honor to get to share space with y'all.

Today we have our last live episode from our Santa Monica College event.

Yes, we're so excited to share our conversation with Sierra or Nella's

Janish meeting and Taz Vachavez, three incredible native women in Hollywood.

Yes, they're so awesome. They're all part of the team that brought us Brotherford Falls,

which is a sitcom on peacock that has two seasons,

and the show tells the story of a small town in upstate New York,

grappling with its history and identity, and it features many native characters.

And for me, it was so exciting when it came out on TV.

I've wanted my entire life to watch a comedy with native women in it,

written by native women. I just can't get over how cool it is,

and I remember the premiere. I actually was crying like happy tears.

So I feel incredibly excited to be sharing the story with y'all.

Yeah, it was such a huge moment for representation and meant so much for so many of us,

and I am so happy that we get to talk with them today.

And it is such a fun conversation. We get to hear about their sisterhood

and how they're trying to do things differently.

And we get to talk about how having funny native women are.

It's awesome. I love it because we are funny. I just want you to know we're super funny.

And I realized that maybe the title of this episode is not the most clever,

but it really actually needs to be said because native women are super funny.

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