Be a Better Relative

Eagle & Condor: Be A Better Relative

Connecting North and South – Meet Your Relatives

Tuesday • 7:30pm • KPFK 90.7 FM
Hosted by SunRose IronShell and Lydia Poncé
 

Overview

Eagle & Condor: Be A Better Relative Eagle & Condor: Be A Better Relative unites Indigenous voices from the north and south in one powerful call: be a better relative—right now, right here. Every Tuesday night, SunRose IronShell and Lydia Poncé gather stories, lessons, and frontline truths that cut through noise and bring us closer to each other and the earth.

This is community radio that’s unapologetically activist, broadcasting Indigenous resilience, resistance, language recovery, and the daily work of healing from colonization. Whether you’re reconnecting with your own roots or standing in solidarity, Eagle & Condor holds the door open wide—inviting you to meet new relatives, shoulder to shoulder, and walk together as part of something bigger. Tune in. Listen deeply. Be part of the circle.

Indigenous Resilience Native Languages Decolonization Cultural HealingStorytelling Community Voices Live BroadcastIntergenerational Allies Welcome
 
 

Hosts

SunRose IronShell

SunRose IronShell

SunRose IronShell is Sicangu and Oglala Lakota of the Titowan Band, walking in the lineage of the Seven Council Fires—Oceti Sakowin. Deeply rooted in community, she lifts up Indigenous voices through every conversation and brings the sharp honesty of lived experience to the mic each week. SunRose is proud to stand with relatives, sharing story, culture, and resistance for collective healing.

Lydia PoncΓ©

Lydia Poncé

Lydia Poncé, Mayo, Yaqui, Quechua, and Scottish, is on a personal journey of language recovery and healing from the impact of colonization—every single day. She shows up as a fierce advocate and ally, learning, teaching, and organizing with and for her communities. Lydia is committed to building real connection, honoring the generations before her, and welcoming new relatives into the circle.

 

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