60 acast.com JADED https://www.youtube.com/@indigenoushouse en Indigenous House talk,native american,interview Indigenous House with Jade Begay Being a leader, a founder, or an innovator of any kind is a life service. It often comes at an immense personal toll that includes burnout, sacrifice, and/or imposter syndrome. 


Enter JADED, the weekly chat series that serves as an unfiltered decompression chamber where forces of nature, it-girls, disrupters, and cultural tastemakers, step outside the confines of their curated spaces and have honest conversations about the unglamorous sides of their work, lessons and fails in leadership and how to not lose yourself in your passion and ambitions. 


Just like its host, this podcast is a multi-hyphenate. It’s part interview, part spontaneity, each episode capable of taking viewers to new emotional spaces as Jade and her guests dive into beliefs, skepticism, trends, fears, life-and-work-hacks, and new bold ideas for today’s biggest issues. From politics to health, this is a holistic unpacking of what makes us jaded and how we overcome stuckness and alchemize our cynicism. 


Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 



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]]> Being a leader, a founder, or an innovator of any kind is a life service. It often comes at an immense personal toll that includes burnout, sacrifice, and/or imposter syndrome. 


Enter JADED, the weekly chat series that serves as an unfiltered decompression chamber where forces of nature, it-girls, disrupters, and cultural tastemakers, step outside the confines of their curated spaces and have honest conversations about the unglamorous sides of their work, lessons and fails in leadership and how to not lose yourself in your passion and ambitions. 


Just like its host, this podcast is a multi-hyphenate. It’s part interview, part spontaneity, each episode capable of taking viewers to new emotional spaces as Jade and her guests dive into beliefs, skepticism, trends, fears, life-and-work-hacks, and new bold ideas for today’s biggest issues. From politics to health, this is a holistic unpacking of what makes us jaded and how we overcome stuckness and alchemize our cynicism. 


Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 



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]]> false Indigenous House IHNpodcast25@gmail.com 694ad4fd6d80a931eb334226 jaded episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/694ad4fd6d80a931eb334226/1766512077538-fad6772a-70a5-480a-a542-7bb979c26e38.jpeg https://www.youtube.com/@indigenoushouse JADED <![CDATA[JADED by Leadership: Deb Haaland on Imposter Syndrome, the Trump Administration, & Fighting Back ]]> Wed, 18 Feb 2026 05:00:00 GMT 46:06 69952bc11774b22d5afb9c3e false https://shows.acast.com/jaded/episodes/69952bc11774b22d5afb9c3e 69952bc11774b22d5afb9c3e 694ad4fd6d80a931eb334226 full 1 6 Being the first Native person to serve in a presidential Cabinet is a historic milestone, but it’s also a path filled with immense pressure and sometimes loneliness. This week, Jade catches up with her mentor Secretary Deb Haaland to reflect on her historic tenure at the Department of the Interior and her current race for Governor of New Mexico.


They dive into the "keyboard warrior" culture that exists even within our own movements, the importance of acknowledging collective harm before healing can begin with an honest conversation about the emotional aftermath of President Biden’s long overdue apology for Federal Indian Boarding Schools, and why representation is about much more than just a seat at the table. Join us for the season one finale of JADED!


Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

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]]> Being the first Native person to serve in a presidential Cabinet is a historic milestone, but it’s also a path filled with immense pressure and sometimes loneliness. This week, Jade catches up with her mentor Secretary Deb Haaland to reflect on her historic tenure at the Department of the Interior and her current race for Governor of New Mexico.


They dive into the "keyboard warrior" culture that exists even within our own movements, the importance of acknowledging collective harm before healing can begin with an honest conversation about the emotional aftermath of President Biden’s long overdue apology for Federal Indian Boarding Schools, and why representation is about much more than just a seat at the table. Join us for the season one finale of JADED!


Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

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]]> <![CDATA[JADED by Fashion: Cameron Russell on Trend Cycles, Climate Grief & Community Power]]> Wed, 11 Feb 2026 05:00:00 GMT 1:02:23 698c00605e0cb52f15df0676 false https://shows.acast.com/jaded/episodes/698c00605e0cb52f15df0676 698c00605e0cb52f15df0676 694ad4fd6d80a931eb334226 full 1 5 Can we build a world that isn't disposable? This week, Jade sits down with friend, model, author and activist Cameron Russell to discuss her book, How to Make Yourself Agreeable to Everyone, the systemic harm and violence hidden behind the glossy photos of the fashion industry, and her transition from the runway to the frontlines of climate justice.


Together, the two explore the intersections of climate grief, the disposability of culture, and why choosing community over a "bunker apocalypse" is the only way to build impactful power.


Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

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]]> Can we build a world that isn't disposable? This week, Jade sits down with friend, model, author and activist Cameron Russell to discuss her book, How to Make Yourself Agreeable to Everyone, the systemic harm and violence hidden behind the glossy photos of the fashion industry, and her transition from the runway to the frontlines of climate justice.


Together, the two explore the intersections of climate grief, the disposability of culture, and why choosing community over a "bunker apocalypse" is the only way to build impactful power.


Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

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]]> <![CDATA[Jaded by History: Kahlil Greene on Gun Culture, Censorship & Anti-Intellectualism]]> Wed, 04 Feb 2026 05:00:00 GMT 1:08:59 698223aec0f83f827c278b36 false https://shows.acast.com/jaded/episodes/698223aec0f83f827c278b36 698223aec0f83f827c278b36 694ad4fd6d80a931eb334226 full 1 4 What happens when staying curious becomes a radical act? This week on JADED, Jade sits down with "Gen Z Historian" and digital educator Kahlil Greene to discuss the dangerous rise of anti-intellectualism and the weaponization of history.


The two dive into Kahlil’s viral experience being escorted out of a Forbes conference after an intervention for gun violence prevention. From the racialized origins of American gun culture and the dangers of the "thoughts and prayers" cycle that blocks real change, to the importance of Black-Indigenous solidarity, Kahlil shares how he’s using digital education to combat censorship and reclaim the narrative.


Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

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]]> What happens when staying curious becomes a radical act? This week on JADED, Jade sits down with "Gen Z Historian" and digital educator Kahlil Greene to discuss the dangerous rise of anti-intellectualism and the weaponization of history.


The two dive into Kahlil’s viral experience being escorted out of a Forbes conference after an intervention for gun violence prevention. From the racialized origins of American gun culture and the dangers of the "thoughts and prayers" cycle that blocks real change, to the importance of Black-Indigenous solidarity, Kahlil shares how he’s using digital education to combat censorship and reclaim the narrative.


Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

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]]> JADED by the Establishment: Hope Walz on Minnesota, Navigating Election Loss, and Finding Identity Outside of Politics JADED by the Establishment: Hope Walz on Minnesota, Navigating Election Loss, and Finding Identity Outside of Politics Fri, 23 Jan 2026 05:00:00 GMT 1:01:41 6972ca9ad284f5cd092e7eab false https://shows.acast.com/jaded/episodes/6972ca9ad284f5cd092e7eab 6972ca9ad284f5cd092e7eab 694ad4fd6d80a931eb334226 full 1 3 What happens when the well-oiled machine of a national political campaign suddenly stops? This week on JADED, Jade sits down with Hope Walz, daughter of Minnesota Governor and former vice presidential candidate Tim Walz, to discuss the surreal transition from Secret Service details to the quiet of a therapy office. They unpack the stages of grief after a political loss, the struggle to build an identity outside of a famous last name, and why joy is an act of resistance when the world feels like it’s being torn down. With additional bonus content, Jade and Hope reconnected this week to discuss everything that’s happening in her home state of Minnesota following her father’s decision not to run for reelection and the deployment of federal immigration officers.

Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

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]]> What happens when the well-oiled machine of a national political campaign suddenly stops? This week on JADED, Jade sits down with Hope Walz, daughter of Minnesota Governor and former vice presidential candidate Tim Walz, to discuss the surreal transition from Secret Service details to the quiet of a therapy office. They unpack the stages of grief after a political loss, the struggle to build an identity outside of a famous last name, and why joy is an act of resistance when the world feels like it’s being torn down. With additional bonus content, Jade and Hope reconnected this week to discuss everything that’s happening in her home state of Minnesota following her father’s decision not to run for reelection and the deployment of federal immigration officers.

Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

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]]> <![CDATA[JADED by Activism: Dallas Goldtooth on Standing Rock, Burnout & Indigenous Storytelling]]> Wed, 14 Jan 2026 05:01:00 GMT 55:19 694ad9d144fae3e802cf7409 false https://shows.acast.com/jaded/episodes/694ad9d144fae3e802cf7409 694ad9d144fae3e802cf7409 694ad4fd6d80a931eb334226 full 1 2 This week, Jade catches up with longtime friend, colleague, activist, and actor Dallas Goldtooth (Reservation Dogs, Fall Out) about Standing Rock ten years later, Indigenous storytelling, and navigating the pressures of social movements. 


The two have a thoughtful conversation about both the victories and struggles of Indigenous activism, social movements, media literacy, and on-screen representation. From online backlash to the personal cost of advocacy, they explore what makes activists jaded, why humor matters, and how to stay grounded while fighting for change.


Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

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]]> This week, Jade catches up with longtime friend, colleague, activist, and actor Dallas Goldtooth (Reservation Dogs, Fall Out) about Standing Rock ten years later, Indigenous storytelling, and navigating the pressures of social movements. 


The two have a thoughtful conversation about both the victories and struggles of Indigenous activism, social movements, media literacy, and on-screen representation. From online backlash to the personal cost of advocacy, they explore what makes activists jaded, why humor matters, and how to stay grounded while fighting for change.


Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

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]]> <![CDATA[JADED by the Internet: Suzanne Lambert on Political Comedy & Online Hate]]> Wed, 07 Jan 2026 05:04:19 GMT 53:52 694ad92944fae3e802cf07fb false https://shows.acast.com/jaded/episodes/694ad92944fae3e802cf07fb 694ad92944fae3e802cf07fb 694ad4fd6d80a931eb334226 full 1 1 What does it cost to have an opinion online? For the kickoff of JADED season 1, Jade sits down with comedian Suzanne Lambert, also known as the ‘Regina George of the Left,’ to talk about political comedy, dark humor, and learning when to log off.


Join us as Jade unpacks what truly makes Suzanne jaded about online haters, the manosphere, and caring deeply without losing yourself.



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]]> What does it cost to have an opinion online? For the kickoff of JADED season 1, Jade sits down with comedian Suzanne Lambert, also known as the ‘Regina George of the Left,’ to talk about political comedy, dark humor, and learning when to log off.


Join us as Jade unpacks what truly makes Suzanne jaded about online haters, the manosphere, and caring deeply without losing yourself.



Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

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]]> JADED trailer JADED trailer Mon, 29 Dec 2025 18:22:27 GMT 0:40 6952c5fe30165a956d9edf22 false https://www.youtube.com/@indigenoushouse 6952c5fe30165a956d9edf22 694ad4fd6d80a931eb334226 trailer 1 Being a leader, a founder, or an innovator of any kind is a life service. It often comes at an immense personal toll that includes burnout, sacrifice, and/or imposter syndrome. 


Enter JADED, the weekly chat series that serves as an unfiltered decompression chamber where forces of nature, it-girls, disrupters, and cultural tastemakers, step outside the confines of their curated spaces and have honest conversations about the unglamorous sides of their work, lessons and fails in leadership and how to not lose yourself in your passion and ambitions. 


Just like its host, this podcast is a multi-hyphenate. It’s part interview, part spontaneity, each episode capable of taking viewers to new emotional spaces as Jade and her guests dive into beliefs, skepticism, trends, fears, life-and-work-hacks, and new bold ideas for today’s biggest issues. From politics to health, this is a holistic unpacking of what makes us jaded and how we overcome stuckness and alchemize our cynicism. 


Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 



Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

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]]> Being a leader, a founder, or an innovator of any kind is a life service. It often comes at an immense personal toll that includes burnout, sacrifice, and/or imposter syndrome. 


Enter JADED, the weekly chat series that serves as an unfiltered decompression chamber where forces of nature, it-girls, disrupters, and cultural tastemakers, step outside the confines of their curated spaces and have honest conversations about the unglamorous sides of their work, lessons and fails in leadership and how to not lose yourself in your passion and ambitions. 


Just like its host, this podcast is a multi-hyphenate. It’s part interview, part spontaneity, each episode capable of taking viewers to new emotional spaces as Jade and her guests dive into beliefs, skepticism, trends, fears, life-and-work-hacks, and new bold ideas for today’s biggest issues. From politics to health, this is a holistic unpacking of what makes us jaded and how we overcome stuckness and alchemize our cynicism. 


Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 



Follow @JadeBegay on Instagram and @IndigenousHouse across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to keep up with JADED and other exciting content. 

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