Joshua Sargent

Three people are standing together and posing for the camera in what appears to be a casual indoor setting. In the foreground, a man with long, wavy hair is making a playful face, sticking out his tongue, and holding up a peace sign. He sports red-tinted glasses and a white t-shirt, and a skateboard rests on the table in front of him. The person in the middle has long dreadlocks, is wearing a dark cap and a black shirt, and also holds up his hand in a peaceful gesture. On the right, another person in a black shirt smiles confidently. A microphone and sound equipment are visible on the table, suggesting a recording or podcast environment. The words 'abOriginal outlaWs' are prominently displayed, with a stylized mix of uppercase and lowercase letters. A lacrosse stick and some musical elements in the background add to the relaxed and artistic atmosphere.

Photo courtesy of Joshua Sargent

A promotional poster for the podcast 'Sage Against the Machine.' Two individuals are featured prominently in front of a vibrant red background. On the left, a person is wearing a red cap, glasses, and a blue plaid shirt with suspenders, raising their left fist in a gesture of determination or solidarity. On the right, a person with long dark hair is laughing joyously, dressed in a similar plaid shirt. Above them, the podcast title 'Sage Against the Machine' is written in bold black letters. A stylized drawing of a fist holding a smoking sage bundle accompanies the text, adding a layer of symbolism and thematic context. Beneath the title are the words 'Episode: Protecting Land' suggesting the content focus of the episode. The overall mood is lively and engaging, aligning with themes of activism and environmentalism.

Photo courtesy of Joshua Sargent

Three women standing together in a grassy outdoor setting, smiling and engaged in conversation. The woman on the left wears sunglasses, a black t-shirt with 'RISE & GRIND' written on it, and jeans. The central figure, with tattoos covering her arms, wears a black sleeveless top and a red plaid shirt tied around her waist, her hands raised to her face in a gesture of excitement or surprise. On the right, a woman wearing a floral patterned dress looks on with a smile. The top of the image features text that reads, 'Aboriginal Outlaws Studios Presents: Women's Dance,' suggesting an event or gathering centered around dance.

Photo courtesy of Joshua Sargent

Anenhaienton Wakenesiio, Scattering Corn Man, Snipe Clan, Akwesasne, Mohawk Nation is also known as Joshua Sargent. Joshua is one-third of the comedy trio and podcast extraordinaires “The Aboriginal Outlaws,” the premier indigenous comedy Podcast along with his compatriots. CRNY has helped The Outlaws create a production studio to produce several indigenous podcasts.

Anenhaienton is a cultural educator, mindfulness leader, activist, comedian, and radio personality on 97.3 CKON Mohawk Nation Radio, in his home community of Akwesasne. In addition to audio and video production, Anenhaienton is a certified permaculturalist, Haudenosaunee sovereigntist, builder, and experimenter.

COLLABORATING WITH

Rematriation:Kanenhiio Ionkwaienthos

Disciplines

Media arts

Oral Traditions

Visual Arts

Location

Fort Covington, NY

Links

Website

YouTube