This podcast episode explores the work of Native American playwright Larissa Fasthorse and her efforts to increase representation and understanding of Native American experiences. It delves into her play "Thanksgiving Play," which satirizes the well-meaning but misguided attempts of white people to represent Native American culture. The episode also discusses Fasthorse's work on a musical adaptation of "Peter Pan," where she addresses the problematic depictions of Native Americans in the classic story. Additionally, it highlights the ongoing efforts to diversify Broadway and make it more inclusive for non-white voices, including changes made to the portrayal of Tom Turkey at the Macy's Parade. The episode also covers Fasthorse's experience growing up outside of her native culture and the challenges faced by Native American artists in securing funding and representation in film. Overall, the episode emphasizes the importance of increased representation, understanding, and support for Native American voices in the arts.