All My Relations Podcast

As AI companies race to build massive data centers, who is paying the price?

and Ashley LaMont discuss how growing energy demands from hyperscale data centers are driving new infrastructure projects, including proposed small modular nuclear reactors near Indigenous communities.

Meanwhile, communities living near these developments are often left carrying the burden through rising utility costs and increased environmental impacts.

🎧 Listen to the full conversation on the latest episode of All My Relations.

“They don’t come in with the bayonets anymore. They come in with multinational corporations.”

From Indian Country to Palestine and beyond, the call is clear: stand against injustice, protect our communities, and remember that sovereignty can benefit everyone. ✊🏽🇵🇸🌎

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The AI boom has a water problem.

In 2023, Google’s data centers used more than 6 billion gallons of water to cool their servers. As new AI data centers are proposed across Indian Country, Indigenous communities are asking important questions about water use, environmental impacts, and who benefits from these developments.

🎧 Listen to the full episode of All My Relations with guest host Dallas Goldtooth and Ashley LaMont everywhere you get your podcasts.

From social media platforms and search engines to self-driving cars and generative AI, corporations are building massive wealth from the data we create every day. But who benefits? And what are the consequences when these technologies are used for surveillance, resource extraction, and military operations that impact Indigenous peoples and communities around the world?

Hear the full conversation with guest host and Ashley LaMont as they explore the rise of hyperscale data centers, data colonialism, and Indigenous resistance.

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Data centers are being pitched across Indian Country as the next big economic opportunity. But what happens when promises of jobs and development come with massive demands on land, water, energy, and tribal sovereignty?

In our latest episode, Ashley LaMont breaks down how hyperscale AI data centers are being marketed to Tribal Nations and why many communities are raising concerns about transparency, environmental impacts, and long-term benefits.

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There’s power in returning to our spiritual ways. ❤️

In this episode, Hope Anne Two Hearts shares her journey of learning to do sweats, songs, and ceremony. Even when faced with people who said women shouldn’t drum or sing, she stayed determined because she knew these teachings were too important not to pass on to her children.

Our songs, our ceremonies, and our ways stay alive because people like Hope continue to carry them forward for the next generations. Listen to the full conversation wherever you get your podcasts. 🎧

The raids never stopped. They just became quieter.

Dallas and Mark Tilsen break down how immigration enforcement shifted from highly visible raids to targeted operations in rural communities — places where people may feel safe enough to return to everyday life.

Even when the headlines fade, families are still being separated. Communities are still living in fear. And people are still organizing, protecting each other, and paying attention.

In this special episode, Dallas Goldtooth introduces his mom, Hope Anne Two Hearts, and it becomes very clear where he gets his storytelling, and humor from.

Come for the laughs, stay for the love, family stories, and unforgettable moments. 🎙️

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From our ancestors to the movements happening right now, the fight for liberation has always been rooted in love for our people and responsibility to future generations.

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