Introduction by Taboo We can find unity in our diversity ✊? I am proud to partner IllumiNative and Mag 7 for the release of “We Are One,” a collaboration to show the richness, diversity, and beauty…

Flagstaff     Hikers in the first small feeder canyon to Pumphouse Wash encountered a family of javelinas Wednesday afternoon.  Typically the Southwest’s version of this wild mammal doesn’t come so close to population area’s.  Nor…

by George Breed This morning I read an excerpt from “Temple and Contemplation” by Henry Corbin, that wonderful master of languages and translations (English, French, Arabic) and cross-spiritual shaman epistemologist; frequent presenter at Jung’s Eranos conferences…

By Brenda Norrell, Censored News San Francisco — Buffy Sainte Marie says the truth must be told of the genocide of Indigenous Peoples, with the facts of the murder, slavery and rape that European kings and queens,…

We started as a whisper. Some of our tribe say it was a Big Bang. The adolescent males of our group, the ones who like explosive release, named it this. The Big Bang. The Big Bangers…

Diné bi keyah  Do’ko’os’łííd is dressed in her winter splendor this morning. We drive north skirting the western edges of Driving north to Diné bi keyah (Diné homeland) thru Cameron and over the little Colorado River. Leaving…

Ancestors stare through my eyes Some call it moods or Mercury in retrograde or chakras flashing I know better Ancestors peer through my eyes The Neanderthal I know well We are of long acquaintance The wooly…

Flagstaff   Wednesday night the Flagstaff Arts Council invited the public to explore how to foster a stronger creative economy, what makes Flagstaff unique, and how to promote cultural equity. In January 2019, Jonathan Stone came…

Flagstaff    There’s a “Dirty” Steve Kaufman in every town.  The kind of true believer in underground music who has spent decades working tirelessly to bring obscure and not-so obscure bands from around the country into…