Jasper Young Bear

The Creation Story Film

Religion EN ↓ 4 episodes

In the summer of 2022, Jasper Young Bear, a member of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation, invited three friends from outside of his community to a unique ceremonial offering that took place in a medicine lodge on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, North Dakota. Across three days, Jasper tells his people’s Creation Story, a story as old as time immemorial itself. This podcast accompanies the film The Creation Story, preserving a sacred oral tradition and the urgency of its sharing. A cinematic prayer — a medicine film. Learn more at thecreationstory.co

Author

Jasper Young Bear

Category

Religion

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Latest episode

Feb 19, 2026

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Episodes

The Creation Story Audio Episode 4 19.02.2026

The story of creation and our relationship with the universe, as told by Jasper Young Bear of the Arikara Nation. Learn more at thecreationstory.co

The Creation Story Audio Episode 3 19.02.2026

The story of creation and our relationship with the universe, as told by Jasper Young Bear of the Arikara Nation. Learn more at thecreationstory.co

The Creation Story Audio Episode 2 19.02.2026

The story of creation and our relationship with the universe, as told by Jasper Young Bear of the Arikara Nation. Learn more at thecreationstory.co

The Creation Story Audio Episode 1 12.02.2026

The story of creation and our relationship with the universe, as told by Jasper Young Bear of the Arikara Nation. Learn more at thecreationstory.co

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