Our Indigenous Traditions

The Talking Stick, Podcast hosted by OIT

Education EN ↓ 28 episodes

Hosted by Our Indigenous Traditions Shop at OITClothing.comThe Talking Stick- culturally adopted by tribes and used today, is a stick that "empowers peace" between Nations. The stick is passed around in the four directions of the circle, given everyone who has the stick an opportunity to speak their mind freely, share a song, ask for help, and etc. The stick encourages everyone to listen to the stick holder and builds trust in the community. We will sit down and have discussions on Indigenous Culture, Daily Life, Entrepreneur, Tribal Leadership, etc. A different perspective from various areas...

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Talking Stick, Podcast: Episode #3 with Dr. Brian Burkhart - hosted by Our Indigenous Traditions 05.04.2021 1:43:44

This episode is with Dr. Brian Burkhart talking about Tribal Sovereignty, Tribal Boarding Schools, Native Education, and his recent Book. Join us with laughs, smiles, heartaches, recognition of tribal laws, and events in history. Instagram: @brianbirdheart Dr. Brian Burkhart's Book Links: Indigenizing Philosophy through the Land: A Trickster Methodology for Decolonizing Environmental Ethics and In...

Talking Stick, Podcast Episode 1 with Michael Runningwind hosted by Our Indigenous Traditions 05.04.2021 1:50:46

Michael Runningwind (Seneca/Chiricahua Apache) United States Marine Combat Veteran. Walks the Red Road as a Pow Wow dancer and encourages youth and people to appreciate and love what you have. Instagram: @the__road__soda Website: Water House Media The Talking Stick Podcast- "From Generation, To Generation" Interviews and discussion on Our, Indigenous, Traditions- culture, lifestyles, lawmaker...

The Talking Stick, Podcast #2 with Ashley "Nallungriiq" DeHart | Hosted by Our Indigenous Traditions 04.04.2021 57:15

Interview with Ashley “Nallungriiq” DeHart Instagram: @thicc.indigenous.baddie Bio: My name is Ashley “Nallungriiq” DeHart. I am 23 years old. I am enrolled in the Sunaq Tribe of Kodiak. I come from the Sugpiaq Nation. The core of my existence stems from the southernmost village on Kodiak Island called, “Akhiok.” I spent my summers between the village and my grandpa’s fish camp in Olga Bay. I spen...