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In honor of Native American Heritage Month and as a commitment to continuous education, I highly recommend these podcasts👇
🎙️ In Trust
A hundred and fifty years ago, the Osage Nation bought a stretch of
- 150 years ago: Osage Nation claims a Delaware-sized prairie in Oklahoma.
- Reign of Terror: Osages slain for coveted oil-rich spoils.
- Today: Osage County witnesses sly wealth shifts, aided by government policies. decades—helped along by policies created by the US government.
This podcast brings awareness to the many, many cases of missing and murdered indigenous people in North America
- Native American women face disproportionately high rates of violence, with over 80% experiencing various forms of abuse.
- On some reservations, murder rates for American Indian women are more than 10 times the national average.
- More than half of Native American women have experienced sexual violence in their lifetime (2016 National Institute of Justice report).
The Toasted Sister Podcast, curated by Diné journalist Andi Murphy, delves into:
- the rich tapestry of Native American food
- exploring themes of food sovereignty
- celebrating the vibrant stories, people, and cultures that form the backbone of Indigenous culinary traditions.
Welcome to YAI Podcast, where Young and Indigenous tribal youth carve out a space to express:
- opinions
- voice ideas
- share untold stories
By reclaiming their narrative through ancestral voices, they preserve cultural heritage.
The Tongue Unbroken, a podcast exploring Native American language revitalization and decolonization. Join multilingual Indigenous host as they delve into profound themes and actions for a more equitable future.
- Explores language revitalization through a multilingual Indigenous host’s lens.
- Tackles identity, resilience, erasure, and genocide in Native American languages.
- Features guests from Alaska, the United States, Canada, and New Zealand.
- Aims to inspire actions for a more equitable future beyond the shadows of American genocide.
This podcast explores relationships—to land, creatural relatives, and each other. Episodes delves into critical topics facing Native American peoples today, fostering authentic conversations and embracing the full spectrum of emotions.
- Focus on connections to land, creatural relatives, and fellow human beings.
- Each episode delves into different critical topics facing Native American communities.
- Keeping it real, engaging in authentic dialogue.
- Listeners are invited to join this exploration of relationships, where games are played, laughs are shared, and tears are shed.
In “Matriarch Movement,” host Shayla Oulette Stonechild brings forth stories of Indigenous women globally. The podcast challenges mainstream narratives, offering a fresh perspective on Indigenous identity and inspiring a new generation of role models.
- Illuminate issues facing Indigenous women through insightful interviews.
- Challenge mainstream narratives with powerful portraits redefining Indigenous identity.
- Introduce a new category of Indigenous role models, inspiring the next seven generations.
Dive into Native American history, culture, and current issues – it’s like having heart-to-heart chats with friends.
✨ Let’s grow together, not just this month, but every month!
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