In this episode we interview Beth Wright, an attorney for the Native American Rights Fund with an impressive career in running and advocacy - and running as advocacy! She shares her experience on prayer runs, her thoughts on land acknowledgments and the importance of running in her own heritage - pueblos Taos and Laguna. And, of course, she tells us about her favorite kind of PB&J. Other links to check out; referenced in interview!Grounded Podcast with Dinée Doramehttps://groundedpod.com/Wings of America indigenous runninghttps://www.wingsofamerica.orgDenver Indigenous Family Centerhttps://difrc.orgSpirit of the Sunhttps://www.spiritofthesun.orgNative American Rights Fundhttps://narf.orgGrounded Podcast | Dinée Dorame | dineedorameHomeThe Grounded Podcast with Dinée Dorame is a weekly podcast exploring the intersection between running, culture, land and community through long-form conversations with runners of all backgrounds and levels. I want to know– what grounds you?This project was made possible through the generous funding of the Tracksmith Fellowship.LISTEN NOW:SPOTIFY | APPLE PODCASTS | STITCHER | SOUNDCLOUDGrounded with Dinée Dorame · Grounded Podcast (ALL Episodes)

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