When I started Native ChocTalk, my goal was to support others in preserving their Native American ancestral stories. Some of us heard our families telling the accounts of those who came before us, but without preservation, many of those stories are now dust in the wind.
I’m proud of my guest and friend, Stanford Lake (Diné) who agreed to share some Navajo history and ancestral stories with us, and I think you will also enjoy!
In the final part of this series, Stanford shares about:
Stanford would like to promote the following organizations – check them out!
Red Earth Running Company: https://redearthrun.co/
Native Women Running: https://www.nativewomenrunning.com/
Rising Hearts: https://www.risinghearts.org/nativelands
I hope as you listen to Stanford, you’ll be inspired to also record and preserve the stories of your ancestors. You won’t regret it – it’s a gift you give to your family and your descendants. God bless!
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All Podcast Episodes: https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/
S2, E5, P2: Stickball, Little Brother of War: Mississippi Choctaws, Mark Williams & Chalena Marcus Billy
S2, E5, P1: Stickball, Little Brother Of War, Brenner Billy, Choctaw
S2, E4 - 150 Years at Riverside Indian School: Timothy Yeahquo, Kiowa”
S2, E3: Sarah Elisabeth & Lynda Kay Sawyer, Ancestral History & Anniversary Of Tushpa’s Story
S2, E2, Chief Mushulatubbee & The Traditional vs Progressive Struggle, Steven Hunter Oklatubee
S2, E1, P2: Rachael Youngman, Part 2, The Choctaw Girl from Hog Creek
S2, E1, P1 - Rachael Youngman: The Choctaw Girl From Hog Creek
S1, E17: Steve & Seba Discuss Their New Book, “The Native American Contest Powwow: Cultural Tethering Theory”
S1, E16: Jim Thorpe – Great American Athlete (and Native Superhero)
S1, E15 - Jones Academy, Choctaw Nation Boarding School: Patrick Moore, Pawnee
S1, E14: Choctaw Nation’s Chief Gary Batton & Tribal Prosecutor, Kara Bacon on McGirt vs. Oklahoma
Moment of Silence by Stacy Williams
S1, E13: National Native American Heritage Month & Preserving the Stories of Those Who Came Before Us, Seth Fairchild, Choctaw
S1, E11: Welcome to First Americans Museum: Welana Queton, Osage/Cherokee/Creek
S1, E10 - You Won’t Find This in the History Books, Solomon Tonihka, Choctaw
S1, E9 - Fawn Tsatoke: The Kiowa Woman Who Came Back with a Vengeance
S1, Ep8 - LeRoy Malaterre, the Chippewa from Turtle Mountain Reservation
S1, E7 Francine Bray, Choctaw Ponies - the Unsung Heroes of the Trail of Tears
S1, E6 - WC Shofner - Choctaw Fighter Pilot, Family Man
S1, E5, P2: Monroe Tsatoke, Descendent of Hunting Horse, a Code Talker & The Kiowa 5
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