Burn Sage Burn Bridges - Podcast Rankings and reviews

So far, I have listened to 4 episodes and have loved each one of them. I live in Gallup and I am learning so much about local artists. I have been inspired to seek more information about the artists and their work. I love the authenticity and humor. Thank you for showcasing and sharing local Native American talent which is often underrepresented.

BSBB has that rare but delightful combination of being very easy to listen to while also being very interesting! With internet culture permeating so much of everyone’s lives, there’s different windows of exposure to vital aspects of Navajo values and traditions. And I found myself drawn to listening to BSBB because of how the host Nicole highlights all these different ways Navajo people have thrived and their achievements in a society where little space is made for indigenous cultures.

I also love Nicole’s interview style, her pacing and rhythm, setting up her guests to really express themselves while covering a variety of topics, sometimes being pretty personal and intense.

I guess what I’m saying is…I’d love some more please!! 😁

I have enjoyed every episode! Hearing voices from home and experiences I can relate to! I love it! It’s so good to hear about our beautiful people thriving! We need more!!!

TikToker Fawnzilla directed me to Burn Sage Burn Bridges’s last episode with Ramona Emerson’s books. Garcia’s good listening led Emerson to reveal how her childhood single filming directed her writing of today, directing the interview to some light on Native injustices by powerful entities like religious organizations, laws and justices, merchant industrialists, and even death managers like funeral homes. This interview is smart, articulate, and important. I love this episode.

Now I’m listening to Burn Sage Burn Bridges from the first episode on.

A New Fan & Listener from Gallup, NM:)