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🎤🔥 New Episode Out Now!
Get ready for an unforgettable ride on Beyond the Art as we welcome the electrifying duo Lil’ Mike and Funny Bone ( @mikebonemusic )—the powerhouse brothers better known as Mike Bone.

From their humble beginnings in Oklahoma City to commanding stages across the country, Mike Bone has built a career that’s as unique as it is inspiring. Blending music, storytelling, and faith, their artistry goes beyond entertainment—it’s a testament to resilience, creativity, and the power of staying true to one’s roots.

In this conversation, they open up about:
✨ Their journey from the Christian hip-hop scene to carving a new lane in family-friendly music
✨ How poetry, rap, and comedy became their tools of transformation
✨ Their experiences performing alongside icons—from a stormy set with Billy Ray Cyrus to their unforgettable run on America’s Got Talent
✨ The significance of Indigenous representation in entertainment and their mission to uplift their community

With the release of their latest album “Vibin”, Mike Bone continues to fuse humor, positivity, and cultural pride into every track—proving that music can entertain while making a difference.

This episode is more than a story—it’s a celebration of perseverance, creativity, and Indigenous voices that deserve the spotlight.

🎧 Tune in now on all major podcast platforms and @kosuradio
📺 Watch the full conversation on YouTube
💿 Discover their music and projects at mikebonemusic.com

#BeyondTheArtPodcast #MikeBone #LilMikeAndFunnyBone #IndigenousRepresentation #ChristianHipHop #NativeExcellence #FamilyFriendlyMusic #VibinAlbum #AmericasGotTalent #CrayBauxmontFlynn #ResilienceThroughArt #IndigenousCreatives #MusicWithPurpose #positivevibesønly taken in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma by @podforgoodmedia

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🌟 A Celebration of Culture, Creativity, and Connection — LIVE from the 103rd Santa Fe Indian Market! 🎥

This year’s Santa Fe Indian Market was a breathtaking testament to the depth, beauty, and brilliance of Indigenous artistry. From intricate beadwork and traditional regalia to cutting-edge fashion and contemporary fine art, the Market brought together the best of Native creativity across generations and regions.

We were deeply honored to provide live-streaming coverage of this historic gathering and to spend a few powerful moments with this year’s Best of Show award-winning artists ( @janaleevalencia06 @reginafreehandstudio @santiago_romero_art @youngblood_pottery @jenn_tafoya Robert Albert, Lola Cody, Naata Tla’a, @jackiebread , @theresabaskets and @virgilortiz )—each sharing their stories, spirit, and masterful craft with the world.

✨ Much gratitude to our incredible local crew at @artisansofnations and our phenomenal production team at @podforgoodmedia , whose dedication and talent brought this vision to life.

🎙️ Hosted by @cray.bflynn and @elevenjoe , we’re especially thankful to the @okeeffemuseum for generously offering us space to record and reflect with these extraordinary voices in an impromptu podcast studio.

To SWAIA and the @santafeindianmarket —thank you for entrusting us with this opportunity to honor and amplify Native art and culture.

🪶 Indigenous excellence lives here. Art is the story. We are the bridge.

🎧 Stay tuned for exclusive artist interviews and coverage on upcoming episodes of Beyond the Art.

#SWAIA103 #SantaFeIndianMarket #IndigenousArt #NativeVoices #BeyondTheArt #LiveFromSantaFe #ArtisansOfNations #PodForGood #CrayAndJoe #GeorgiaOKeeffeMuseum #CulturalStorytelling #TraditionAndInnovation #nativecreatives taken in Santa Fe, New Mexico by @podforgoodmedia

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Back in Santa Fe—one of the most beautiful, inspiring places in the world—and I couldn’t be more excited. ✨

This year, we’re taking @beyondtheart_podcast on the road to the 103rd @santafeindianmarket . We’ll be sharing live moments from the fashion shows, auctions, panels, films, and performances that make this weekend so unforgettable.

Feeling deeply grateful to SWAIA, my incredible co-host @elevenjoe , our brilliant producer @rant9 , and the @podforgoodmedia team for making this happen.

Santa Fe always feels like coming home—and I can’t wait to celebrate the artists, the culture, and the stories that make this place so special.

#SWAIA2025 #SantaFeIndianMarket #BeyondTheArt #IndigenousArt #NativeFashion #livefromsantafe taken in Santa Fe, New Mexico by @podforgoodmedia

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It’s time to start sharing some clips from one of our newest shows to Pod For Good Media! Downtown Tulsa has been bringing you Tulsa’s entrepreneurs and business owners that build the fabric of our downtown. Check out this episode with THE Amelia of Amelia’s! #podforgoodmedia taken in Tulsa, Oklahoma by @podforgoodmedia

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The long awaited podcast, Recycled Internet, will be going live on July 18th! Tune in and listen to Caroline (she/her) and Raine (they/them) talk about their lives and all things related to the internet both good and bad! From music to T.V to games, they have it all!

#Podcast #podcastshow #recycledinternet by @podforgoodmedia

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New Podcast Alert! Downtown Tulsa: A Place for Everyone is hosted by Timothy Moser, long time entrepreneur and resident of Downtown Tulsa, and is a collaboration with @podforgoodmedia

The Downtown Tulsa Podcast will guide you through the hidden gems, local events, and stories behind the places you walk by every day — so you can make the most of every moment in Downtown Tulsa.

Tune in to learn about upcoming events and hear directly from the people who run your favorite places (from McNellie's to Topeca to Shuffles). Available on your favorite podcast platform, with new episodes on Thursday mornings. by @podforgoodmedia

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💎 Beyond the Art: The Spectacular Storytelling Jewelry of Keri Ataumbi

What if a piece of jewelry could carry the spirit of your ancestors, spark dialogue about environmental justice, and reclaim stories long silenced? That’s the power of Keri Ataumbi, a trailblazing Kiowa artist whose work transcends adornment to become a profound expression of Indigenous identity, creativity, and truth.

Raised on the Wind River Reservation and deeply influenced by her mother, the first Native woman to own a trading post—Keri’s journey is one of reclamation and reinvention. Her stunning pieces, crafted from gold, shell, quill, and bone, are not just beautiful—they are vessels of cultural memory and revolutionary elegance. They challenge outdated narratives, resist commodification, and reimagine Native art as luxury, as story, as power.

In this inspiring episode of Beyond the Art, Keri shares how her work redefines what fine art and fashion can be when rooted in cultural authenticity. She opens up about the deeper meaning behind her materials, her ongoing dialogue with Southern Plains traditions, and how her creations invite meaningful conversations around value, divestment, and environmental responsibility.

Keri’s work reminds us that Indigenous jewelry isn’t a trend or a style—it’s a living legacy. It’s storytelling through metal and memory, a conversation between past and present, and a vision of the future that is grounded in strength, artistry, and truth.

Watch the full episode now on YouTube and step into @ataumbimetals world—a world where every piece speaks. Subscribe, rate, and share to support the Indigenous voices shaping the future of art and design. Now streaming on KOSU.

Produced by @podforgoodmedia & @indigenousartsalliance
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#BeyondTheArt #KeriAtaumbi #IndigenousJewelry #KiowaArtist #JewelryAsStorytelling #NativeLuxury #AdornmentAsActivism #FineArtJewelry #CulturalElegance #NativeWomenDesigners #SupportNativeArtists #IndigenousVoices #ArtWithMeaning #WatchNow #inspirationthroughart taken in Santa Fe, New Mexico by @podforgoodmedia

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The Art of Living Well: Liz Barbatelli on Crafting Legacy Through Luxury Linens

What if the key to living beautifully wasn’t about grandeur—but about intention? On this episode of Beyond the Design, host Cray Bauxmont-Flynn is joined by the extraordinary Liz Barbatelli, the visionary behind E. Braun Beverly Hills, a name synonymous with quiet luxury and timeless refinement.

Liz doesn’t just create linens—she curates experiences and her journey is a masterclass in reinvention, resilience, and elegance. With over 30 years in fashion and design, she’s shaped a world where the softest sheet or most refined table linen tells a story of craftsmanship and care.

Liz opens up about her view on design rules—and why sometimes, breaking them is the secret to timeless beauty. “If you want something—go for it,” she says. Her philosophy is rooted in passion and purpose, urging us to create homes that feel personal, intentional, and deeply lived in.

Her insights into leading a business, mentoring women in design, and dreaming big—Liz shows us that luxury is not excess—it’s about living with care. This episode will leave you inspired to design boldly and live beautifully.

🎧 Want more? Hear or watch the full episode now:
➡️ Spotify – Follow Beyond the Design
➡️ YouTube – Subscribe to @BeyondTheDesign for weekly episodes

This episode is your invitation to celebrate craftsmanship, follow your instincts, and redefine luxury on your own terms. @liz.barbatelli @ebraunbeverlyhills @cray.bflynn @podforgoodmedia

#BeyondTheDesign #LizBarbatelli #EBraunBeverlyHills #DesignWithoutRules #QuietLuxury #TimelessDesign #IntentionalLiving #HeirloomQuality #WomenInDesign #LiveWithElegance #DesignIcons #LuxuryRedefined #TheArtOfLivingWell #CraftedForLife #YouTubeDesignSeries #subscribenow taken in Beverly Hills, California by @podforgoodmedia

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🎙️ Beyond the Art: Neal Ambrose-Smith – Reimagining Native Art, One Story at a Time

What does it mean to be a Native artist in today’s world—one that demands authenticity while challenging the very systems that have long tried to define Indigenous identity? In this deeply moving and thought-provoking episode, Neal Ambrose-Smith, acclaimed multidisciplinary artist and educator, invites us into his world where art, ancestry, and advocacy converge in powerful and unexpected ways.

A descendant of the Salish and Métis nations, Neal shares how his diverse lineage shapes his voice and vision—infusing his work with the complexity of identity, the legacy of resistance, and the fluidity of expression. Whether through printmaking, photography, sculpture, or digital media, his art becomes a vibrant act of cultural storytelling, alive with humor, truth, and quiet rebellion.

With host @cray.bflynn , Neal unpacks the nuanced journey of navigating the mainstream art world as a Native artist, where cultural misrepresentation and institutional exclusion are still very real barriers. Yet, instead of retreating, Neal redefines the space—asserting that Native creativity doesn’t conform to expectations, it transcends them.

One of the most powerful takeaways? Neal’s deep commitment to teaching. He shares how the classroom is not just a place of learning but a creative sanctuary—a source of inspiration, renewal, and connection. Through his students, Neal finds constant reminders of why art matters: it challenges, it heals, and it passes the story forward.

🔥 This is more than an interview—it’s a masterclass in resilience, creativity, and cultural legacy. Neal Ambrose-Smith doesn’t just create art—he lives it, breathes it, and invites us all to feel its weight and wonder.

🎧 Watch and listen now on @kosuradio and subscribe to our YouTube to be part of the conversation honoring Indigenous voices through art.

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#BeyondTheArt #NealAmbroseSmith #IndigenousArtists #CulturalResilience #StorytellingThroughArt #NativeVoices #ArtAndActivism #CreativeResistance #IndigenousEducators #ArtMatters #FollowIndigenousArt #watchnow by @podforgoodmedia

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A heartfelt thank you to the Denver Art Museum for their generous support of this episode and for their unwavering commitment to uplifting Indigenous voices.

We’re honored to spotlight the U.S. debut of celebrated artist Kent Monkman with his powerful exhibition History is Painted by the Victors, now on view at @denverartmuseum . Featuring 41 monumental works that confront and reclaim history, this is a show not to miss.

🎧 Stay tuned — our exclusive interview with @kentmonkman airs June 26th on all podcast platforms and our YouTube channel.

🎟️ The exhibition runs through August 17. Visit denverartmuseum.org for tickets and details.
#KentMonkman #DenverArtMuseum #IndigenousArt #BeyondTheArt #historyispaintedbythevictors by @podforgoodmedia

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🤟🏼🚗 New Episode of I Can’t Remember Sh*t

This one is for the pop girlies! Who’s your diva? Stan your ground right now! Sage and I are to fight 👊🏼

Check out the show on YouTube + Apple Podcasts and Spotify!

Swifties watch out there is some anti energy from me on this one but the lovely Sage has got yall!

#podforgoodmedia #podcast #icrs by @podforgoodmedia

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