The Chickasaw Cultural Center spotlights the talents of tribal citizens through special exhibitions. One such citizen is Ben White, whose pottery is now on display. White, a retired firefighter, speaks with CNTV News about his burnished pottery process and how he uses smoke and fire to create beautiful, one-of-a-kind pieces.

Important elections are coming up and now is the time to register to vote. The deadline for voters to register for the June 28 primary and special elections is June 3. For detailed voter and elections information, visit www.voteyourvaluesok.com.

May is National Foster Care Month and countless children are in need of a good home with loving people. Machelle Ellis tells CNTV News how the Chickasaw Nation Foster Care and Adoption program encourages American Indians to consider foster parenting. To learn more about the tribe's Foster Care Program visit www.chickasaw.net or call (580) 272-5550.

Next, Chickasaw Nation Chief of Pediatrics Dr. Tangra Broge connects with CNTV News to discuss the importance of pursuing a healthier lifestyle together as a family.

To close the episode, Trey Hays, fine arts teacher at Tishomingo Elementary School, speaks with Quin about his students' theatrical adaptation of the Chickasaw Press and White Dog Press children's book, "Funny Fani'."