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The Yavapai-Apache continue to protect their heritage and ensure future generations remain connected to their history, culture and community.

Explore the deep cultural significance of language among Indigenous communities, with a focus on the Yavapai-Apache tradition.

Explore the Indigenous perspectives of reservation life, a mix of celebration and sadness that reservations can invoke.

The story of watermelon is not just about food; it’s about discovery, power struggles and the determination to get a taste of something new.

From language and storytelling to celebrations and rituals, the traditions of Indigenous Culture have always bridged the past and present.

On “What Happened in AZ?,” we take a closer look at the origins and lasting impact of reservations for the Yavapai Apache tribe.

On “What Happened in AZ?,” we explore the vital role of women in shaping Yavapai-Apache cultural and community life.

This week on Arizona Encore, we focus on compositions based on a character or characters. Some of the characters were real people, which is the case for our intro music, the third movement from William Grant Still’s Lyric Quartette – a Musical Portrait of Three Friends. Others were characters from folk tales or other forms of literature.

More than a meal, acorn stew is a tradition and a delicacy, a story of survival, knowledge and connection passed down through generations.

Indigenous communities across Arizona preserve the tradition of harvesting cattail pollen, a practice rooted in culture and prayer.