To begin this episode of CNTV News, Brad and Quin head to WinStar for the Chickasaw Nation's first Hushtola Art Market. The two-day event featured over 100 First American artists, including beadwork artisan Krystle Perkins and potter Ben White. Both Chickasaw artists discuss their artistic processes and share a vision for the future of their work.

This time of year brings families together throughout Chickasaw Country for holiday events, including the Chickasaw Tribal Library Christmas Reception. The family-friendly gathering included sweet treats, holiday decorations, children's activities and more while rejoicing in the Christmas spirit.

Next in the episode, Brad and Quin join Chickasaw Faithlyn Seawright as she becomes the newly crowned Miss Indian Oklahoma. Stay tuned for the next CNTV News episode where the 25-year-old pageant winner shares why this is a historic win. To learn more about Chickasaw royalty, head to the Chickasaw Cultural Center for the Chickasaw Princesses Through the Years exhibit, featuring regalia, crowns, and other pageant pieces. The exhibit tells the story of the Princess program which began in the 1960s and continues today.

Fans of the NBC show The Voice rooted for Jordan Rainer, a Chickasaw musician whose talents brought her to the final round of the show where she competed for a record deal and $100,000. Although the Chickasaw citizen didn't win, she gained a large following throughout the process and now has newfound support for her musical career.

To close the last episode of 2023, enjoy a Christmas music video from the Chickasaw Nation Multimedia Productions archive. From everyone at CNTV News, we want to thank you for watching and look forward to all that 2024 has in store!