You're listening to KexP's Weekly Mix, your host this week, Gabriel Tiodros. I got my good friend, Kalina Lawrence, with me. Kalina, what you got to say?

Tuagwalapu, Ashkwida, Chalup, Hatlis, La Chal, Si e Abdi, Shed. To all of you, I'm grateful to each and every one of you.

This is a good day, my honorable people.

Kalina Lawrence Seedsta Sokwabh, Chud,

Toal-Chudu-Sukwabwab.

My name is Kalina Lawrence.

I am Sequamish.

I come from the place of the clear salt water.

I'm Jowil Ched, I tisu'o chad, I'm grateful to speak to you folks today.

To al-Tur-i-Tu-Hak, Tass-Lath-Lil Til, to I-shed-chel, al-Tis-di-thou-hach-thal-til,

our people lived on this land since the beginning of time.

Gwath-duhawabshy-soqwabh, tis-forufted, al-Tid Dishat.

This right here is the land of the Duwamish and Suquamish people.

Didi, chas, a altis, la, chel.

We are still here today, and I'm very grateful to join you as well today, Gabriel.

Thank you for having me.

Absolutely. So every week on K-E-X-P for the weekly mix, a different DJ, puts together

and mix some of their favorite new music. This week, in honor of Indigenous People's Day,

I wanted to do things a little bit different and have my friend Kalina kind of co-curate these

songs. And this first song is something that you picked. You want to enter the song?

Yeah, absolutely. I'm definitely grateful to be a student of the Tualsuitzik language There are several Tulsutzid-speaking nations within

Koseilish and greater Seattle area. And my teachers specifically come from the Spuallup Obch, the Puyallup

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