Dr. Guadalupe V Rodriguez
The Kikotan Nation’s Podcast
The Kikotan Nation Podcast explores Indigenous genealogy, ancestral stories, oral traditions, and historical preservation to help families reconnect with their roots and preserve their legacy for future generations. Discover forgotten histories, learn genealogy research methods, and honor the wisdom of your ancestors.
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Dr. Guadalupe V Rodriguez
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Latest episode
May 10, 2026
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Episodes
Finding Your Kikotan Ancestor Through Records and Family Memory 10.05.2026 4:50
Join Dr. Guadalupe Vanderhorst Rodriguez on the Kikotan Nation Podcast as she explores how family memories, oral traditions, and historical records can help uncover Kikotan ancestry. Learn how Indigenous people were sometimes identified by the name of their nation, such as John Kikotan, providing important clues within colonial records. Preserve your family history with the 5 Generation Pedigree C...
Oral Traditions The Stories Families Must Preserve 10.05.2026 4:50
Join Dr. Guadalupe Vanderhorst Rodriguez on the Kikotan Nation Podcast as she explores the importance of oral traditions and the family stories that must be preserved. Learn how memories, conversations, and ancestral storytelling help reconnect families to their Indigenous roots. Preserve your legacy with the 5 Generation Pedigree Chart workbook from Book Serenity.
How to Begin Your Indigenous Genealogy Journey 10.05.2026 4:50
Join Dr. Guadalupe Vanderhorst Rodriguez on the Kikotan Nation Podcast as she shares step-by-step guidance to help you begin your Indigenous genealogy journey. Learn how to gather family stories, organize records, and preserve your ancestral legacy. Start documenting your family history with the 5 Generation Pedigree Chart workbook from Book Serenity.
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