California Humanities Launches Reclaiming Our Stories: Voices of Indigenous Peoples of California

Reclaiming Our Stories: Voices of Indigenous Peoples of California is a six-episode podcast series from California Humanities that amplifies the voices, leadership, and lived experiences of Native peoples across the state. The first episode premieres May 5, 2026.Hosted and story-woven by the Honorable Victorio L. Shaw, Esq., a citizen of the Hoopa Valley Tribe and Chief Judge for the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians and the Robinson Rancheria Tribal Courts, the series creates space for Indigenous leaders, artists, educators, and advocates to share their stories — on their own terms.As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Reclaiming Our Stories invites listeners to broaden their understanding of history by centering Indigenous perspectives that are often absent from mainstream narratives.Through conversations rooted in sovereignty, culture, and community, this series reflects the diversity, resilience, and ongoing contributions of Native peoples across California.Production CreditsReclaiming Our Stories: Voices of Indigenous Peoples of California was recorded in partnership with Riverside – Nonprofit Podcast Network.Storyweaver / Host, Honorable Victorio L. Shaw, Esq.Producer, Jeff Holden, Hear Me Now StudioRecording & Audio Engineer, Swayer Milam, Hear Me Now StudioDirector of Marketing & Communications, Shonda Moore, California HumanitiesSenior Programs Officer, mariana Aq’ab’al moscoso, California Humanities

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English

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podcast