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20 Comments

@LetsReadPodcast Creator 1 year ago Pinned

Listen to More Indigenous Rez stories here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVweZxZn8tk

@BjornWithASlash 1 year ago

“My girlfriend at the time, now Ex-Wife”
Sounds about right for law enforcement lmaoo

@WayneSt.Hubert 1 year ago

I'm from where the first story is from !!! This is so awesome we are really really small I'm shocked

@TheBirtch 1 year ago

Story one should be a movie.

@ScaerieTale 1 year ago

As someone who grew up in a small, rural white community with a very bad meth problem that the city council was too happy to completely ignore, it's heartening to know some communities are at least trying to confront it with compassion and education.

@CleoHarperReturns 1 year ago

STORY 1: That was the best story I've listened to in a very long time. Thank you to the author. When you publish -- or if you already have other books published -- drop your name, please. I'd love to read more.

@jojowynne233 1 year ago

Story 1 needs to be a movie! All 3 of them were great. Thank you so much to those who contributed. Thank you Joel for your respectful narration ❤

@Akire305 1 year ago

I LOVE how you include viewer submissions! Plz don't ever change it. Most people would be terrified to make that leap for fear of losing a few subs or whatever. Its so non-originally original 😂😂😂 I love seeing everyones talent, including yours, all in one show. I fall asleep and wake up to it. U are SO underrated. Ur gna get even more popular, I know it! ❤❤❤!

@brianforry5524 1 year ago

That first story is one of the best ones you’ve ever had on crime LetsRead!

@fluffymint9824 1 year ago

First story is amazing! Fun fact, Quebec is approximately 4h15 from Hogansburg. That poor girl had a long ride behind her!

@brittneywright9886 1 year ago

Wow. That first story was badass!! Had me fully invested. I was almost late for work trying to finish it!

@THANATOS-PRIME 1 year ago

I am Apache from my mother and my father so I always appreciate Native American stories. Thank you, Joel.

@tryanlong5084 1 year ago

Love seeing the Navajo nation seal on your cover video!!! 😊

@rachelboling7490 10 months ago

Story 1 could literally be a season of True Detective. That was WILD!

@CCTyZuko 3 months ago

I love hearing these Native stories! Being Comanche it reminds me of stories told to us when growing up. Thank you for them 🙏❤️

@esk8er900 1 year ago

1st story is absolutely awesome. Like seriously very well written & if it’s 100% true that’s even better (from a listeners perspective). Thank you again for everything!!

@keriwhisenand3957 1 year ago

I'm from the turtle mountain reservation North Dakota... Chippewa

@caylaclanton6074 1 year ago

As a native from NC and a huge LET'S READ fan, my daughter and I really appreciate the stories including our culture! Thanks Joel!

@tarnyalovesdogs 1 year ago

I truly believe in the saying 'Anything is possible.' After all I've seen and heard in my 52 years as someone who is a little sensitive to the spiritual, it's completely the truth.