
Fawn Wood
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Aug 18, 2026
Ep. 66: Singing the Spirit Home: Language, Legacy, and Love with Fawn Wood
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know,

Fawn WoodGUEST
That's a part of doing the work that I do and spreading the work that I do is there's going to be opinions like that.

Fawn WoodGUEST
And I see a lot of, you know, in a day and age where we live in social media and it's so accessible for people to throw their opinions or whatever they feel out there like that, often that's really changed, I think, how our people interact.
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Yeah, I love that you mentioned youth, because my last question is really about what you're hoping or envisioning Um, you know, once, once ever morbid, once we're gone, um, what are you hoping that indigenous, uh, youth continue or, or what are you hoping for in the, in the industry for indigenous musicians?
