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Here Before, Hear Now

Here Before, Hear Now

By: Colton Shone
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Here Before, Hear Now with Colton Shone is an exciting new endeavor for the Good Morning Arizona anchor. With the perspective of his Navajo background, Colton wants to bring conversations surrounding Indian Country to everyone. From entertainers to journalists and leaders to entrepreneurs, hear from people who bring an indigenous perspective.

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Episodes
  • Tami Shirley – Award-winning Native American Educator

    Tami Shirley – Award-winning Native American Educator
    Dec 22 2025

    Tami Shirley has been choses as the 2025 National Johnson-O’Malley Association Teacher of the Year for the Southwest At-Large Region. She works in the Chandler Unified School District helping Native students. Hear her insight on the state of Native education in this latest conversation!
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    26 mins
  • Gallup, New Mexico’s first "Diné" councilwoman

    Gallup, New Mexico’s first "Diné" councilwoman
    Nov 25 2025

    Sierra Yazzie Asamoa-Tutu has just been elected to serve on Gallup City Council for District 2. She says she’ll be the first Diné woman to serve on the council. She talks to Colton about why she decided to run and how she’ll use her Diné perspective and background as a social worker to serve the small, historic city.
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    30 mins
  • Rock Your Mocs

    Rock Your Mocs
    Nov 13 2025

    “Rock Your Mocs” is a social media event that was started by Jessica Atsye from Laguna Pueblo in New Mexico. What started as a small thing among friends has flourished globally. It’s a call for Native people to wear their moccasins, traditional footwear, in a show of cultural pride during November’s Native American Heritage Month.

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    12 mins
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