In.this episode Santi sits down with "Tha Native" aka "Short Dawg". They dive into many topics which include stories such as Tha Native touring with Tech N9ne, Tha Native's experience with having studio equipment stolen along with his masters. Along with growing up and being looked as different for being a Native American. They also dive into Tha Native's writing proces and how he's not prideful to seek help from "Penuckle" his co-writer. Tha Native also touches on how he gives back to the community and much more. This is a must watch! In this compelling episode of Santi's Section, Santi sits down with "Tha Native," also known as "Short Dawg," a talented artist, entrepreneur, and proud Native American. Together, they dive deep into a wide range of topics that showcase Tha Native's journey, resilience, and dedication to his craft and community. Tha Native shares captivating stories from his time touring with the legendary rapper Tech N9ne, offering insights into the challenges and triumphs he experienced on the road. He also opens up about a significant setback in his career—having his studio equipment and masters stolen. Despite this loss, Tha Native's determination shines through as he discusses how he bounced back and continued to pursue his passion for music. Growing up as a Native American, Tha Native faced unique challenges and was often viewed as different. He reflects on how these experiences shaped his identity and influenced his music, using his platform to represent his heritage and break stereotypes. Tha Native also delves into his creative process, emphasizing the importance of collaboration with his co-writer Penuckle, and how their partnership has been instrumental in crafting his sound. Beyond his music, Tha Native is deeply committed to giving back to the community. He discusses his involvement in initiatives that support Native American youth and the preservation of his culture. Tha Native's entrepreneurial spirit is also highlighted as he touches on his ventures with Voodoo Nation, a platform that amplifies the voices of indigenous artists and creatives. This episode is a rich blend of personal stories, cultural insights, and professional wisdom. It’s a must-watch for fans of Tha Native, as well as anyone interested in the intersection of music, culture, and entrepreneurship.