LITEFOOT
Inspiring Audiences Through
Music, Film & Message.
Welcome to the New Litefoot.com
What\'s up everybody, After months of work behind the scenes, I’m excited to welcome you to the new Litefoot.com. This…
The Litefoot Show Returns: October 2025
We’re Back! Carmen and I are excited to announce that The Litefoot Show returns this October with brand new episodes.…
Capturing Greatness: The Lyle Thompson Documentary
Telling the Story of a Modern Indigenous Legend We’re almost done with principal photography on a new IndigiProductions documentary about…
Thunder Dreamer: Reclaiming Crazy Horse’s Legacy
Writing the Script for a Story That Needs to Be Told I just finished the script for Thunder Dreamer, a…
From the Screen to Behind the Scenes: My Evolution as a Filmmaker
From Acting to Writing to Directing = Storytelling When I first acted in The Indian in the Cupboard, I didn’t…
Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders at Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla
One Day, 50 Youth, Big Possibilities I spent a day with 50 hand‑picked young leaders at the Confederated Tribes of…
Transforming Lives at Jicarilla Apache Nation
Two Days That Made an Impact I recently had an incredible visit to Dulce, NM with the Jicarilla Apache Tribe.…
The Medicine of Prayer: Audiobook Coming November 2025
I’m excited to announce that “The Medicine of Prayer” will be available as an audiobook in November 2025—only on Litefoot.com.…
Booking Speaking Engagements: Fall 2025 & Winter 2025/2026
As we head into the last stretch of 2025, I’m opening up bookings for keynotes, workshops, and events this fall…
Building Indigenous Narratives: The IndigiProductions Journey
When my wife Carmen and I launched IndigiProductions, we weren’t just starting a film company—we were creating a way to…
Artist. Speaker.
Storyteller.
Entrepreneur.
30 years of fusing Indigeneity with hip-hop innovation, Hollywood storytelling, and motivational mastery to create unprecedented impact for Indigenous people.
Litefoot is an acclaimed speaker, actor, musician, and indigenous trailblazer who has spent over three decades breaking barriers in entertainment. From Cherokee hip-hop innovator to Hollywood actor and director to successful entrepreneur, he brings powerful storytelling and transformative insights to audiences worldwide through his art, speaking engagements, performances, and The Litefoot Show podcast.

Creating. Engaging. Transforming.
 Litefoot is Available for Speaking Engagements & Select Performances
Keynotes
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One Voice. Immediate Impact.
Trainings
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Transformative Experiences
Concerts
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Iconic Musical Performances

The Litefoot Show
Weekly inspiration with Indigenous power couple Litefoot and Carmen Davis interviewing change-makers on personal growth, Indigenous empowerment, entrepreneurship, and shared human experience.
Authentically Indigenous
Award-winning hip-hop rooted in indigeneity and purpose.
From touring to tribal communities across the nation to kicking down doors in mainstream rap, Litefoot’s music fuses his Indigenous worldview with raw hip-hop energy, traditional instrumentation and truths to inspire community and reclaim indigenous narrative. Unapologetically.

What Our Clients & Community Partners Say
An Impactful Presence
“Litefoot’s message reminds people to stay positive and embrace the spirit of good works. He is truly amazing. I cannot tell you how gratifying it was and will continue to be to work with Litefoot and his team. I recommend Litefoot and Litefoot Enterprises for all works possible. He is an asset to all whom he comes in contact with and I am confident that he can show you his good works much better than I can ever tell you.”
Dari Bradley, Student Support Specialist
American Indian Student Support Services – Arizona State University
The Feedback is all Positive
“Our appreciation once again, for your visit with the young people of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians. The feedback has been all positive. Thank you for sharing your message and for the sacrifice your family makes in doing so.”
Chantel M. Schuering, Director, Tribal Family Services  – Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians
Blessed by Your Words
“Thank you again for coming to Blacksburg, VA…we have been very blessed by your words and example. You’ve shared that message with people in a way that I hope will open up some hearts and help us all move forward in a good direction, living the visions that will help bring everything and everyone back together. The fire that you brought with you will keep going on!”
Mikhelle Taylor, Dean’s Office – Virginia Tech College of Science
Over Above and Beyond
Litefoot performed at The Sheet Ka’ Kwaan Nakahidi Community House for the community of Sitka. He went above and beyond what was asked of him as an entertainer. Besides providing top notch entertainment for a full house, he also delivered an inspirational message to the audience which lauded the virtues of a drug and alcohol free Iifestyle. The response to their visit was overwhelmingly positive. At Mt. Edgecumbe High School, an Indian boarding school, the students kept both Litefoot and Carmen standing outside in the rain for two hours, signing autographs, taking pictures and just talking. Through it all, Litefoot and Carmen were gracious, accommodating and friendly. The impression that they left sparked a feeling of hope among much of the Sitka Native community. They are willing to go the extra mile in order to achieve their goal of spreading a message of hope and determination. I highly recommend them.
Gerald K. Bigelow, Home to School Program Manager, Sitka Tribe of AlaskaÂ
Powerful Spirit & Genuine Presence
“There are so many reasons that could explain why you were successful in connecting with our community. The fact that you are Native is certainly a draw to our community members. The fact that you are an accomplished rapper is appealing to the youth. Your skill in speaking and your strong message also attract listeners. However, the strongest reason for your success, I feel, is your powerful spirit and genuine presence. The way you care and the strength of your belief in your message is visible and people can feel it, just by being near you. This was something that I could plainly see, and something I felt myself. Thank you for coming to our tribe and sharing your message.”
Tony Angelis. Education Manager, Upper Skagit Indian Tribe
30 years of
Indigenous expression through music, film, books, and voice.
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