Norris Streetman and Michael Loman
Recorded
April 11, 2022
Archived
April 11, 2022
39:52 minutes
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Id:
mby021629
Description
Michael Loman (51), also known as "Indian Elvis," and his producer, Norris Streetman (65), share a conversation about Michael's upbringing, his Indigenous identity, his experiences in the entertainment industry, his goals, and the wisdom he lives by.Subject Log / Time Code
ML looks back on some of the experiences that contributed to his idea of becoming "Indian Elvis."
ML shares the story of how he joined a Native American traditional dance troupe.
ML explains how he got started as "Indian Elvis."
ML and NS discuss the suits and jumpsuits that ML has worn over the years as "Indian Elvis."
ML describes his experience hosting "Indian Elvis on the Rez," a talk show highlighting the work of Indigenous artists, for the first time.
ML shares the story behind why he and his mother moved to Tulsa, OK.
ML talks about how having dyslexia and being Indigenous affected his experience at school growing up.
ML remembers the day he stood up to his bully.
ML recalls what the 1980s were like for him.
ML looks back on the first time he overcame his shyness and introduced himself in front of a crowd.
ML describes how he encourages others when they are nervous to speak or perform in front of others.
ML shares his life goals.
ML explains why he both promotes Indigenous culture and appreciates other cultures.
ML gives advice to those listening.
Participants
- Norris Streetman
- Michael Loman