It took me a while to get to this one, mostly because, once I heard the first few minutes, I remembered the story from "Love like thunder" and knew where it was going, and decided it wasn't right for my mood at the time. But now that I've heard it, I have a couple of comments:
A. On it's own merits, it's a very good story, well written.
B. It really adds very little to "Love Like Thunder" and "Reservation Monsters". The plot was revealed by "Love Like Thunder", the themes of alienation and hardship of being an outsider in the reservation were captured equally well by "Reservation Monsters". Had I heard this one before "Love Like Thunder", I would have appreciated it much more for the plot value, and LLT would not have lost much as this is just the backdrop to that anyway.
Still a very good story, though, and an excellent narration.