Podcasts & Interviews
Stories can preserve knowledge, build community, and help us imagine better futures. Through podcast conversations and interviews, Daphne Singingtree shares her perspectives as an author, herbalist, retired midwife, educator, and water protector.
These conversations explore speculative fiction, Indigenous knowledge, herbal medicine, midwifery, environmental stewardship, food sovereignty, preparedness, and the work of building resilient communities.
Coming Soon
COMING NOVEMBER 19, 2026
Every Week Now After 1pm
Upcoming Interview Release
Daphne recently recorded an interview for Every Week Now After 1pm. The episode is scheduled for release on November 19, 2026.
Until the direct episode link is available, visitors can follow the show through its YouTube channel and Spotify podcast page.
Published Conversations
JUNE 15, 2026
Wizards & Spaceships
Indigenous Survivance for the Zombie Apocalypse
In this lively conversation, Daphne discusses Indigenous perspectives on resilience, food sovereignty, herbal medicine, community preparedness, mutual aid, and the power of working together in times of crisis.
The conversation also touches on the Circle for the Earth series and the role of speculative fiction in helping us imagine more sustainable, compassionate futures.
Duration: Approximately 57 minutes
SEPTEMBER 10, 2025
The Fiction Lab Podcast
Self-Publishing Mistakes with Author Daphne Singingtree
In this interview with Katrina Schroeder, Daphne talks about the process of bringing her first novel into print, what she learned through self-publishing, and the mistakes she would warn other authors to avoid.
This conversation offers useful insight for writers, especially those navigating independent publishing for the first time.
Duration: Approximately 48 minutes
APRIL AND JULY 2020
Reyn Studios Podcast
A Two-Part Conversation with Daphne Singingtree
Host Reyn Reed joined Daphne for an extended two-part conversation recorded over two visits. Together they discuss Daphne's life, herbal medicine, midwifery, teaching, Lakota heritage, community organizing, and the experiences that shaped her path.
These episodes offer a deeper personal look at Daphne's journey and her commitment to practical knowledge, health, and community care.
Episode 7: Daphne Singingtree, Part 1
April 27, 2020
Episode 8: Daphne Singingtree, Part 2
July 27, 2020
These links lead to the original podcast pages. Availability of older audio may vary.
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Sharing Stories. Preserving Knowledge. Imagining Better Futures.