Fuck pain. Fuck heartbreak. I'm still in love with life.

From the multicultural headquarters of the future capital of the free thinking state to American known as Los Angeles,

this is The Drunken Douse Podcast.

It's interview time again as Sterling Harjo, producer and creator of one of the best new

shows on television reservation dogs, join us for a great conversation about creating a program

that offers a before unseen look at Oklahoma reservation life with a fantastic band of characters

many drawn from his own life. Native American heritage blended with struggles of modern teenagers

and a healthy dose of magical realism makes a powerful brew. Here we go.

And now, asking you all to spread the words that corporations are not persons, I'm Rich Evers.

And my partner in crime, the savage philosopher and middle figure of the gods, Danieli Bollelli,

as we invite you to lower the lights, batten down the hatches and prepare to open your mind.

For The Drunken Douse Podcast, begins now.

Welcome back everybody, another fine episode, another fact more than fine, a very signing episode

of The Drunken Douse Podcast. Yes, indeed. This is episode 208 and today we have the creator of

the awesome reservation dogs, Mr. Sterling Harjo. Yeah, Sterling is fantastic. It's, well,

that's a treat, right? Because I don't think we ever had a chance to have a show that we are

currently watching that we just finish watching going like, man, this is the best show on TV right now

and then we got the creator to chat with. Yeah, that's pretty fantastic. I had the good luck of

meeting Sterling a bit before reservation dog come out. So when he said he's like, well, I'm doing

this show, reservation dogs is going to be on Hulu. And I was like, that's cool, that's great.

And you know, he sounded like a really cool person when we interacted. So I was, but I didn't

check out his work yet, right? So then when I saw reservation dogs, I was like, holy shit,

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