Native ChocTalk

Nov 11 2024 127 ep. 61 mins 6

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Native Americans share ancestral stories, history, & culture. www.nativechoctalk.com

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S7 E8, Part 4: This Veteran and His Ancestral Legacy: Jackson Weaver, Choctaw

Nov 11 2024 24 mins

In today’s episode, we proudly celebrate Veteran’s Day and honor our men and women who have bravely served our country! My guest, Jackson Weaver, a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and a Service-Connected Disabled Veteran, shares about his family’s legacy of dedicated servicemen, such as Jackson’s grandpa known as “Chief” to all who knew him and the interesti

S7 E8, Part 3: This Veteran and His Ancestral Legacy: Jackson Weaver, Choctaw

Nov 11 2024 27 mins

In today’s episode, we proudly celebrate Veteran’s Day and honor our men and women who have bravely served our country! My guest, Jackson Weaver, a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and a Service-Connected Disabled Veteran, shares about his family’s legacy of dedicated servicemen, such as Jackson’s grandpa known as “Chief” to all who knew him and the interesti

S7 E8, Pt 2: This Veteran and His Ancestral Legacy: Jackson Weaver, Choctaw

Nov 11 2024 36 mins

Part 2 In today’s episode, we proudly celebrate Veteran’s Day and honor our men and women who have bravely served our country! My guest, Jackson Weaver, a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and a Service-Connected Disabled Veteran, shares about his family’s legacy of dedicated servicemen, such as Jackson’s grandpa known as “Chief” to all who knew him and the i

S7 E8, Part 1: This Veteran and His Ancestral Legacy: Jackson Weaver, Choctaw

Nov 11 2024 37 mins

Part 1 In today’s episode, we proudly celebrate Veteran’s Day and honor our men and women who have bravely served our country! My guest, Jackson Weaver, a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and a Service-Connected Disabled Veteran, shares about his family’s legacy of dedicated servicemen, such as Jackson’s grandpa known as “Chief” to all who knew him and the i

S7, E7: Unveiling Samuel Stitt’s “Eternal Heart” Choctaw Ireland Monument

Nov 05 2024 35 mins

This summer, I embarked on a road trip to Tuskahoma, Oklahoma, for our annual Choctaw Labor Day Festival. Nestled among the rolling hills of the Kiamichi Mountains, the event was a vibrant celebration featuring stickball tournaments, frybread, gourd dancing, and Choctaw Village activities. While these cherished traditions always make the journey worthwhile, this year's experience w

S7, E6, Part 4: Our Choctaw Hymns & Ancestral Stories with Paula Carney & Cheryl Weeden, Choctaw

Sep 27 2024 41 mins

Part 4 It is said that as our ancestors walked the hundreds of miles on the Trail of Tears from their homelands to Indian Territory during The Removal, that singing could be heard echoing through the trees. Those near enough to hear those melodious sounds may have assumed a nearby church service was taking place. What they probably didn’t know at the time was that those singer

S7, E6, Part 3: Our Choctaw Hymns & Ancestral Stories with Paula Carney & Cheryl Weeden, Choctaw

Sep 27 2024 25 mins

Part 3 It is said that as our ancestors walked the hundreds of miles on the Trail of Tears from their homelands to Indian Territory during The Removal, that singing could be heard echoing through the trees. Those near enough to hear those melodious sounds may have assumed a nearby church service was taking place. What they probably didn’t know at the time was that those singer

S7, E6, Part 2: Our Choctaw Hymns & Ancestral Stories with Paula Carney & Cheryl Weeden, Choctaw

Sep 27 2024 29 mins

Part 2 It is said that as our ancestors walked the hundreds of miles on the Trail of Tears from their homelands to Indian Territory during The Removal, that singing could be heard echoing through the trees. Those near enough to hear those melodious sounds may have assumed a nearby church service was taking place. What they probably didn’t know at the time was that those singer

S7, E6 Part 1 Our Choctaw Hymns and Ancestral Stories with Paula Carney and Cheryl Weeden, Choctaw

Sep 26 2024 23 mins

Part 1 It is said that as our ancestors walked the hundreds of miles on the Trail of Tears from their homelands to Indian Territory during The Removal, that singing could be heard echoing through the trees. Those near enough to hear those melodious sounds may have assumed a nearby church service was taking place. What they probably didn’t know at the time was that those sing

S7, E5, Pt 2: Jimmy Stephens (Choctaw) on Holloway’s Station and the Butterfield Overland Mail Route

Sep 12 2024 32 mins

Part 2 For centuries, American Indians carved out a labyrinth of pathways across this land. Spanning hundreds of miles, these trails not only enabled connections among their communities, but also provided access to prime hunting grounds, water and seasonal dwellings. Over time, these well-trodden paths underwent a transformation at the hands of non-Natives, evolving into mail ro