Presenting the 19th Annual President's Arts Awards recipient for the Native Son Award: Theo Von! Theo Von, originally from Covington and Mandeville, is a successful American stand-up comedian and podcaster recognized for his distinctive, candid style that blends Southern storytelling with raw, vulnerable humor about addiction, mental health, and his unconventional past. He first gained public attention on reality shows in the early 2000s, but successfully transitioned into comedy, releasing spec

12K views · 355 reactions | This Indigenous comedian is bringing laughter and representation to social media. Sherry Mckay told CBC Indigenous how her life as a content creator began — and what impact she hopes to have on Indigenous youth. Read the story here  https://www.cbc.ca/news/indigenous/indigenous-content-creator-sherry-mckay-1.6699835  Kevin Nepitabo/CBC | CBC Indigenous | Facebook

Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about humor and joking. Navajo Humor is often not considered “funny” to outsiders. But humor has played a vital role in the lives of the Diné especially when they face hardships. Now the ability to laugh and make others laugh is commonplace among our people Want to help us make videos? Become a supporter. https://www.facebook.com/becomesupporter/1591968227530878/ A special thank you to our supporters. In this week's bonus video for supporters only, Wally tr