Upcoming Pow Wows, Interview with Reservation Dogs Star D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, Gathering of Nations Info and more on PowWows.com
Published 3 months ago • 4 min read
We’re just days away from the 2025 Gathering of Nations—the biggest Pow Wow in North America!
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🎥 Did you catch my latest interview? I sat down with D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, star of the intense new war drama Warfare, directed by Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland. We talked about his powerful role, the training that went into it, and what it means to portray a story grounded in real-life experiences.
After the interview, I share my own thoughts on the film — no spoilers, but if you want to go in totally fresh, maybe bookmark it for later.
🎁 Don’t forget—there’s still time to enter our big giveaway! We’re giving away 3 beautiful Eighth Generation blankets and more. Look for a bonus code hidden somewhere in this email to boost your entries.
Let’s go—it’s Pow Wow season!
Thanks,
Paul G PowWows.com
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