Spagoshi is a Native (Dine') and woman-owned film production company based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, U.S.A. led by husband and wife Nick Nelson and Amber W…
21:3122K views · 2mo ago · 21:31
We decided to stop by the Free Indian Market which is located next to the historic Federal Building north of the Santa Fe Plaza. During our adventure, we meet new artist and listen to their story about being artist in the southwest region and what areas they came in from. Enjoy this latest video with Spagoshi as we embrace the ambience of the 2026 Free Indian Market.
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In our final installment of the Navajo Guide Association series, we close out the night with the banquet and auction! You'll get a sneak peek into the Sportsman's Expo's high energy Banquet at Dinè Restaurant (Window Rock, Arizona). Many laughs, high end prizes and the backstory of how it came to become a sold out event that attracted many clients from around the country.
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Spagoshi finally landed at Gathering of Nations and it's their last year! Don't worry there are plenty more of pow wow's taking place in the region. Aside enjoying the dances and atmosphere, we got in a handful of interviews from various dancers and Miss Navajo Nation. Enjoy this fast paced final dance of Gathering of Nations!
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In our follow-up installment of our Hunting series on Navajo land, we listen to Mr. Begaye's history of hunting from a child to becoming a hunting guide and one of the founding members of the Navajo Guide Association. If you're wondering if there are traditional methods to hunting, this is the episode for you. Can we really take home trophies back home? Find out in this episode and enjoy! Ahe' hee!
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Guest: Navajo Outdoorsman
In this episode, we follow the life and work of Darryl J. Begaye—a respected figure across the Navajo Nation whose impact reaches far beyond a single role. Known as both a skilled hunting guide and an infrastructure project manager, Begaye has quietly shaped daily life in countless communities, helping bring essential services like water, electricity, and power to homes across the region. But his legacy extends even further.
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Enjoy some clips of the team's first season in 2025 (shared by the team's Mom (Ahe' hee for the blue corn mush lunch!) and their inspiring words of why you should play rugby or start your own club at your school. Enjoy, Ahe' hee for all your support and donate to the team!
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This series we meet up with Coach Tom Chee (former rugby and football player) who is behind the inception of the Navajo Nation's first Rugby team out of Newcomb, New Mexico. This new division of sports for the Navajo Nation takes our local team to the neighboring cities and across the nation as competitors in national / regional tournaments.
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Guest: Diné Hataałii Assoc
In our closing episode of the Borrego Pass series, we get the inside scoop to the Diné Hataałii Association and they mission to protect and educate the Diné traditions. Dr. Marilyn Begay shares her experience and inside knowledge of the organization made up of Navajo Medicine Men and their drive to preserve the traditional teachings and making sure they are done in the proper ways.
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Guest: Dr. Marilyn Begay
In our conclusion of Mr. Richard Sanderon's story of the path of a Medicine Man's apprentice, we learn it's a journey that takes year and dedication. Despite living in the modern world with modern duties, young generations of apprentices have dedicated their teen years to be come a Diné Hataałii. We are introduced to one of Mr. Sanderson's apprentice Dr. Marilyn Begay and she starts her story with a proper introduction in Diné and we began our story with her upbringings.
17:243.8K views · 11mo ago · 17:24
In our latest series of Borrego Pass Traditionalist, we continue our discussion with Mr. Richard Anderson, a Diné Hataałii (Navajo Medicine Man) and ask the question most who want to reconnect with their ancestors: What called you to become a Diné Hataałii? Enjoy this latest episode about reconnecting with the past, inspiring the future and becoming a Hataałii meant for everyone?
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Guest: Navajo Medicine Man Vet
We head out to Borrego Pass, New Mexico and meet up with one of the members from Diné Hataałii Association and she introduces me to a local Hataałii (Medicine Man) and he shares a wealth of knowledge from being a Vietnam Vet to a Navajo Nation Police officer.
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We head back to Chambers, Arizona and speak to the president and secretary of 14R Ranch. They share insight to the challenges and benefits of building the foundation of the Premium Navajo Beef industry, a collaboration between the Navajo Nation, neighboring tribes, outside representatives of sales and community cattlemen who raise the cattle.
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Guest: Cattle Demonstration
In this episode, we stop by Padres Mesa Ranch in Chambers, Arizona and talk to a few locals who are big advocates for the Navajo Beef industry. They share the importance of the ranch and the push to keep the local ranches involved with the grassroot organization known as Nahata Dziil 14R Ranch Corporation.
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Guest: Traditional Diné Practices
In our concluding episode of the Smith Lake series, we stroll down memory lane, figuratively and literally, of the old ways that is becoming a past time. Medicine Men are leaving, traditional beliefs are converting, and teachings are being forgotten. What is the next step in a ever-changing world that traditions are slow fading? What would you do to keep traditions alive?
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Guest: Following Corn Pollen Way
We head to Smith Lake, New Mexico to meet up with a gentleman who grew up following the corn pollen way and he shares his stories of growing up in Iyanbito, New Mexico. On his journey, he discovers lessons that help him follow a path with morals and disciplines that are fading from the Navajo teachings in our current generations. Join us on this latest adventure in a new but familiar area of the Navajo Nation and make sure you have your notepad out for this series. Ahe' hee
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