How Indigenous Teachings Can Lead Us Into the Future

In this episode of Cloud Pink Podcast, I sit down with my friends Jaishri and Bobby of Caretakers of the Land to talk about their work building a canoe from a single tree in Wallowa and what this process represents beyond craft. As Indigenous caretakers, their life’s work is rooted in reviving ancestral traditions, listening to the land, and turning to Indigenous teachings to adapt in a changing world. We explore what it means to learn directly from the land, how tradition is not static but alive, and why Indigenous knowledge offers guidance not just for survival, but for the future we’re being asked to imagine and build together. This conversation is about remembrance, responsibility, and the deep relationship between people, land, and legacy.

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