By Josh Martinez
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In this episode, we'll delve into the Lakota religion and spiritual beliefs highlighting the evolvement from it's origin to the present day. We'll explore, in detail, the 7 sacred rites of the Lakota people, some of their foundational beliefs and the structure/practice of their religion. Join me through this journey through time in the first episode of the second season of the Black Hills Historical Podcast.
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Hello listeners, I am so happy to start 2024 off with a new season, a highly requested episode, and a very exciting spiritual journey. Like most cultures, the Lakota culture is centered around their religious beliefs in the Wakan Tanka, or Great Spirit, and the cyclical flow of life. I wanted to take this episode to highlight all the key parts of the Lakota religious foundations and retell the Lakota origin story.
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The Lakota religion has gone through many changes in the last century, but many fragments of their noble religion still exist today, such as pow-wows. It is essential to preserve, retell, and spread the truth about the indigenous people of America, and to sharing their religious beliefs is a very important aspect of this preservation. Thank you for joining me and I hope you return to listen to other episodes. Click the links above to listen and donate if you can!
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In this episode we will embark on an exploration of Lakota reservations, delving into their history, how they have evolved and the issues that they face. We'll learn about the modern landscape of reservations, including substance abuse, casinos, and economic struggles. Reservations have a complex history but they are an important part of the American landscape and First Nations peoples.
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Hi listeners, thank you for listening to this episode! I hope to make more episodes in the near future! The reservation system was meant to have lands accommodating the original land and lifestyle of First Nations people, but that has not been fulfilled throughout history. Reservations include a painful history of broken promises, stolen lands, and limited help. The Lakota people inhabit 6 reservations in South Dakota, and they struggle with many issues including substance abuse, poverty, and economic issues. Sharing and listening to this podcast and not allowing those stories to be forgotten is a very good way for you to help!
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If you have any friends, family, etc. who you think would enjoy this podcast, PLEASE SHARE it with them! I'd love to grow my audience even more and educate more people on the history of Indigenous Americans and the Lakota people. Another way you can support this podcast is by visiting my website (https://blackhillsbookandpodcast.weebly.com ) and by going and looking at all the content. Also, visit my Linktree and support/donation site (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/blackhills6) to help this podcast remain free! When you go to the buymeacoffee site, you aren't actually "buying me a coffee", I am just going to use the money to make this podcast better! Thank you for the support!
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In this episode, we'll embark on a journey to uncover the rich history of one of the 7 Lakota spiritual traditions – the Sun Dance. As we step into the realm of the Sun Dance, we'll discover the intricate rituals, symbolic regalia, and the deep connection with Wakan Tanka, the Great Spirit. Fasting and dancing under the sun's gaze, participants seek spiritual renewal, unity, and guidance from the spirits that have guided their ancestors for generations. Join us as we delve into the sacred rhythms of this ancient ceremony and exploring its significance and enduring legacy within Lakota culture.
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Hi listeners, thank you for listening to this episode! I hope to make more episodes in the near future! The Sun Dance was an amazing part of Lakota history and tradition and it is a shame that it cannot be practiced, exactly to tradition, now. The Lakota people had a deep connection with the Wakan Tanka, the Earth and their ancestors, which made the Sun Dance extremely significant. I think that the Sun Dance was a testament to the virtually unbreakable spirit of the Lakota people- and many other First Nations Tribes. Unfortunately, much of the traditions and history of the First Nation's people are being lost to globalization and the cultural removal endured by the Lakota in the early 20th century. But not all hope is lost! Sharing and listening to this podcast and enabling this history to be shared and those stories to be forgotten is a very good way for you to help!
If you have any friends, family, etc. who you think would enjoy this podcast, PLEASE SHARE it with them! I'd love to grow my audience even more and educate more people on the history of Indigenous Americans and the Lakota people. Another way you can support this podcast is by visiting my website (https://blackhillsbookandpodcast.weebly.com ) and by going and looking at all the content. Also, visit my Linktree and support/donation site (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/blackhills6) to help this podcast remain free! When you go to the buymeacoffee site, you aren't actually "buying me a coffee", I am just going to use the donations to make this podcast better! Thank you for the support!
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In this episode, I discuss the ethnocide experienced by the Lakota, and other indigenous Americans, during the "Kill The Indian, Save The Man" movement of the late 19th- early 20th centuries. I also take a closer look at the creation of boarding schools and assimilation programs and how those operated and how they adversely impacted the Indigenous Americans.
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Hi listeners, thank you for listening to this episode! It's been over 1 1/2 years since I've made an episode for this podcast, but I hope to make more in the near future! The issues discussed in this podcast are important and must not be forgotten. These ethnocide programs were ethically wrong and the events that went on at many of these programs were terrible to the future of the Lakota culture. While this issue affected more Indigenous Americans then just the Lakota, so it is important to understand the broader scope of this issue. While "Kill The Indian, Save The Man" was not a success, many of these nations and their cultures still need help! And sharing and listening to this podcast and not allowing those stories to be forgotten is a very good way for you to help!
If you have any friends, family, etc. who you think would enjoy this podcast, PLEASE SHARE it to them! I'd love to grow my audience even more and educate more people on the history of Indigenous Americans and the Lakota people. Another way you can support this podcast is by visiting my website (https://blackhillsbookandpodcast.weebly.com ) and by going and looking at all the content. Also, visit my Linktree and support/donation site (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/blackhills6) to help this podcast remain free! When you go to the buymeacoffee site, you aren't actually "buying me a coffee", I am just going to use the money to make this pocast better! Thank you for the support!
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In this episode, I take a deep dive into the court cases that decided key issues between the United States and the Fort Laramie treaty and how this document is still very relevant for the justice of the Lakota people today.
Hi friends, and thank you so much for listening to this podcast! It's been a while since I have made one, but I really hope that you all enjoy this kind of part 2 to the episode "From Fort Laramie In 1851 To The Courts In 2020" and since there was much happening since the making of that podcast it was only necessary to dive back into this one. If you like this podcast please please SHARE it to a friend or someone else you think would enjoy it! A basic overview of this podcast is that I talk about and discuss the legal battles of the Sioux Nation in their quest for justice and I also discuss the Fort Laramie Treaty and how it came to be. I also discuss the legal battle of the Keystone Pipeline. I hope that all of you enjoy this episode and I'll try to make more soon about the Black Hills!
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In this episode, I go deep inside the Ghost Dance and talk about it and how it ultimately led to Sitting Bull's death.
Hello everyone and thank you so much for continuing to listen and support this podcast! I am so happy to put out another podcast and it has been much too long since I have uploaded a podcast! A general overview of the topics of this podcast is that I go deep into the Ghost Dance. The Ghost Dance originated in Nevada with a prophet named Wovoka and ultimately spread to Plains Indians and became a growing fear for many Americans. The Bureau of Indian Affairs made it against the law to do the Ghost Dance. Because it was in secret, they had to resort to secret ways and those ways cost Sitting Bull his life.
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In this episode, I will be going in deep in the Battle Of Little Bighorn which is when the American soldiers fell.
Thank you all SO much for listening and for your support of this podcast! I hope you enjoyed this episode and if you did please feel free to let me know on my blog! How you can comment and ask questions about this podcast and about others is by going to my blog( link below) and then press on the blog post about this episode and leave your feedback in the comments section! Very soon I will be reading my CHAPTERS from my book on the podcast so STAY TUNED! Also, be sure to share this podcast with any friends or family!
Little Bighorn is a monumental battle for all western Native Americans, so I hope you all enjoyed learning about it. If you want to hear more about the Lakota people and other Native Americans there are ways for you to do that! You can subscribe to the Black Hills Are Not For Sale Book Podcast emailing list! To do that, just email this email, [email protected] and give your email info to me and I will set you on the list!
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I hope you all enjoyed this episode and firstly I would like to apologize for the technical difficulties of the last episode. Learning about the Lakota culture was really fun and I hope that you will check out my first two episodes, Research, Cool Stories, and Book Plan or the injustices of Fort Laramie in From Fort Laramie To The Courts In 2020. Very soon I will be reading my book chapters, and I may also interview some people! Stay tuned for new episodes which will be uploaded every 8 days or so and I will also have an email list and Instagram where I put updates and fun facts! Share with family and friends and enjoy it!
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All my links are down at the end of this description for my blog where you can include questions and comments. Today my grandmother and I will be going through the Fort Laramie Treaties and how they affect the Black Hills and the Lakota Indians today that live on or near them. I hope you all enjoy this week's podcast and STAY TUNED for my other podcasts; I will try to upload once a week and hopefully I will be reading chapters soon on here too. If you all have any questions you would like to ask me about the Lakota or the Black Hills I will welcome your comments and questions on my blog post about my podcast this week- link down below. Also, I would love you all to share this podcast with your family and friends and anyone you think would love this podcast!
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