Future Fires: An Urban Indian Health Podcast

Interpreting the Impact: Decoding Results

In this episode, Virginia Hedrick and Frankie Myers break down the recent election results and what they mean for Native communities. We’ll explore how these outcomes cou

Why Your Vote Matters

In this episode, we dive into why voting is a vital tool for protecting sovereignty and shaping the future of our AIAN communities. Frankie Myers, Vice-Chairman of the Yu

The Power of the Native Vote for Your Health

In our first episode of this quick-release season, we explore the critical role and deep history of voting in shaping Native American rights and health outcomes. Jim Crou

Unmasking the Long Haul: Navigating Long Covid in Our Communities

In this episode, we take a closer look at Long Covid and how it affects our AIAN communities. We explain what Long Covid is and how it differs from regular Covid-19 sympt

Beneath the Sun: AIAN Solutions for Extreme Heat Challenges

In this episode, we explore the impact of extreme heat on California and our Tribal communities, delving into what defines extreme heat and its historical effects. Dirk C

The Generation Gap: Navigating Covid-19 Perspectives

In this episode we explore the generational divide in technology, information access, and beliefs within our Native communities during the COVID-19 pandemic. We look at t

Sowing the Seeds of Change: California's Climate

In this episode, you will hear from community superstar, Danielle Rey Frank. Danielle Frank is a Hupa tribal member and Yurok descendant. Frank has been deeply involved i

Numbers in Narratives: Interpreting COVID-19's Current Reality

Welcome back to another season of Future Fires! This season, we'll be engaging in rich conversations about COVID-19, extreme heat, and climate change. In our first episod

Healthy Relationships

Welcome back to another impactful episode of Future Fires, where we dive deep into the many facets of wellness and well-being. In today's episode, we are talking about he

Physical Wellbeing

Welcome back to another inspiring episode of Future Fires, where we dive deep into the many facets of wellness and well-being. In today's episode, we embark on a journey

Doing The Work: Experiences of Redline Navigators

In this episode you will hear from our CalHope RedLine navigators; the conversation highlights RedLine navigators experiences through working on the warmline and the conv

Navigating Adulthood

Building on and inspired by the work of our CalHope Warmline, CCUIH is proud to announce the launch of season 2 of ‘Future Fires: An Urban Indian Health Podcast’. This se

Care for All: LGBTQ2S+

“Care for All” is an episode that focuses on the importance of HCV/HIV awareness in the LGBTQ2S+ community. For this episode, we brought on a remarkable community member

Perspectives of Providers and Physicians

This episode focuses on the importance of providers and physicians working in Native country and developing new and strategic ways to do work surrounding HCV/HIV. For thi

The Youth: Youth HCV and STI Prevention

In this episode, we brought on two knowledgeable public health workers to discuss working with AIAN youth on developing strategies for youth HCV and STI prevention. Throu

Programs and Community Partners Engaged in HCV Work with AIAN Communities

Welcome to Future Fires! For our first episode, you will hear from Jax Stewart, a senior community outreach specialist at Akua Mind & Body. Jax focuses on community work

Welcome to Future Fires: An Urban Indian Health Podcast

The California Consortium of Urban Indian Health is launching our first ever podcast titled, Future Fires. The Future Fires Podcast is a conversation with the American In