MAGDALENA MAGAZINE PODCAST

Join Magdalena Magazine’s editor Michelle Magdalena Maddox in conversations that inspire the printed edition. Once Bohypsian Journal, the first issues of the podcast were produced prior to the rebrand in 2022, hence the name Bohypsian Podcast. Please enjoy our first episodes that shaped issue one and two and stay tuned for new episodes for issue three which will also include video!

Miss Magdalena is first generation American on her maternal side and holds German citizenship. On her paternal side, the Maddox line runs deep, back to early America in the 1600’s. With this awareness of both cultures the podcast explores concepts of ancestry and post-colonialism as a way to storytell while adventuring in this wild, beautiful world with awareness, curiosity and compassion.

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Michelle Magdalena 8/30/24 Michelle Magdalena 8/30/24

Season 2 : Episode 2 Joey FIST OF HEARTS

The Bay Area Muwekma Ohlone Tribe is not a horse nation, so how is it they came to ride across the US for their Trail of Truth? Joey Fist of Hearts explains the story of how he came to ask the Oglala Lakota to support him in his tribes prayer for federal recognition with two trailers full of horses and a family members to take them from San Francisco to Washington DC.

Please support the Muwekma Ohlone by visiting their website to sign a petition or make a donation at

https://www.muwekma.org/

Michelle Magdalena 8/19/24 Michelle Magdalena 8/19/24

Season 2 : Episode 1 CHARLENE NIJMEH

On my birthday, August 4th, the native tribe of the San Francisco Bay Area, the Muwekma Ohlone people embarked on a journey of justice to gain Federal Recognition of their tribe as first nations people. I had a chance to interview the tribal Chairwoman Charlene Nijmeh a few days before they took off on their journey across the US from San Francisco to Washington DC on HORSEBACK! I was honored to gather with them in Solidarity for their spring ceremony but I did not expect to be shutting down the golden gate bridge with a protest.

Please support the Muwekma Ohlone by visiting their website to sign a petition or make a donation at

https://www.muwekma.org/