Talon Silverhorn is a citizen of The Eastern Shawnee Tribe and has been an interpreter since 2007. He grew up on the Shawnee Reservation in Oklahoma and participated in traditional aspects of his culture such as ceremonies, hunting traditions, and material arts. Talon has interpreted at historic sites and museums across the U.S. and Canada, with a focus on material culture and its connection to deeper cultural beliefs. He was the Keynote speaker for the 2022 National Association for Interpretation conference and has been a featured speaker for Archeological organizations such as the Pennsylvania Archeological Society and Experimental Archeological Association. Native American Studies programs at Wright State University, Ohio State University, West Virginia University, and the College of William and Mary have utilized Talon for resources and educational programs.

Talon currently serves as the Naturalist Supervisor for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, involved in developing a new Shawnee Cultural Interpretive Center near Xenia, OH known as "Great Council State Park."