Wozani

08/18/2026

"Tiwahe—this song is dedicated to my grandmother and all the womenfolk who are givers of life. They teach us to have courage and to be humble. The song has no words, but the melody reminds me of the happiness I felt being around them every day. To all the younger generations: my hope is that you respect the elders and listen to what they have to say. The future is yours."

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Song composed and sung by Warfield Moose

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05/27/2026

05/02/2026

Happy May! 🌿

We’ve been a little quiet on here lately—life needed our attention for a bit. As much as social media is a big part of what we do, it also felt important to step away and be present for the personal things.

This month always brings a lot for our family—birthdays, time together, and a chance to reset.

Everything is coming back to life again. The Lakota name for this time of year translates to “the moon when the leaves burst open,” and you can really see it—buds opening on the trees, fresh green everywhere, little medicine sprouts pushing up in the garden.

Feels like a good time to come back!

Wishing you all a happy + healthy May 🌱🌼

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