The Red Nation functions as a central media hub for the Indigenous Left, led by scholars and activists Nick Estes, Jen Marley, and Sina Rahmani. The collective produces academic-socialist analysis through its flagship series, The Red Nation Podcast, and the culturally focused Red Power Hour, which critiques mainstream cinema like Avatar and Wind River through a decolonial lens. As the founders of Red Media, they bridge the gap between grassroots organizing and intellectual discourse, collaborating with institutions such as the University of Minnesota and Verso Books. The group recently completed the John Redhouse book tour and the Holding Our Ground series, which provides critical strategies against self-indigenization. Their work is a primary resource for industry professionals researching the Land Back movement, climate justice via the Red Deal framework, and modern anti-imperialist theory. By prioritizing mutual aid and socialist organizing, the team offers a unique perspective on contemporary political crises and Indigenous resistance movements across North America.