Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley is known as a public intellectual, author, scriptwriter, activist, farmer, speaker, and wisdom keeper. He is a recognized leader in the fields of Indigenous and Intercultural Studies, Ecology, Spirituality, Race, Theology, and Mission.  Through his teaching, writings, and leadership, he invites Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples to decolonize and Indigenize their worldview and practices so they can learn to walk on this earth in a good way. Randy is a Cherokee descendant recognized by the Keetoowah Band.

Randy and his spouse, Edith, are co-script writers and co-authors. Edith Woodley is an Eastern Shoshone tribal member. They are also co-creators and co-sustainers of Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice and Eloheh Farm & Seeds. Through an Eloheh experience, they invite people to a deeper spirituality and new relationship with creation while modeling regenerative Earth-tending practices and Earth justice. Randy has penned numerous books, chapters, and articles in his long writing career, including a book co-authored with Edith. The Woodleys have begun to transition to writing feature film scripts. They are most well known for their connection to The Harmony Way as original Indigenous teachings and how they might apply common values today to build a better world.

The Woodleys are also cultural consultants, advising writers, directors, showrunners, churches, etc. through Sho-Kee Cultural Consultants. Edith, Randy, and their partners have a goal to restore cultural integrity to the arts and local communities.