Settlers Gone Wild: Inauguration Hangover

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Society & Culture, History

4.8 • 943 Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2021

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Kim Tallbear, Andray Domise, and Melanie Yazzie join co-hosts Nick and Jen for a post-inauguration recap.

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0:00.0	It might take me a while to get used to that because I'm used to being
0:02.2	shepherded by the by the journalists on media indigenous.
0:05.4	Well Lakota's not really doing any shepherding that's kind of like a
0:12.2	Navajo and a public.
0:13.6	Oh, I'll begin.
0:15.6	And it begin.
0:17.6	I don't know anything about shepherding.
0:20.4	Except Ken Luckman did a painting of you where you were like shepherding a bunch of buffaloes.
0:24.4	Oh God, this is true.
0:27.4	Talk about free range, huh?
0:29.4	Yeah.
0:30.4	Yeah.
0:31.4	Ha. heh. So, Well actually we have a really amazing panel today. We'll just go around and have everyone
1:08.8	introduce some selves. Jen if you want to start us off.
1:12.0	All right, my name is Jen Marley.
1:15.0	I'm in the Red Nation, co-founder of the Public Feminist Caucus,
1:20.0	grad student, the UNM American Studies Department, from the Pablo of San Josefonso, and I'm the new Red Nation
1:29.3	podcast co-host. Great to be here.
1:32.1	And then I'll just shoot it over to Melanie. Hey, what's up, yachte, everyone.
1:36.3	Melanie Ozzy. I'm the host of the Red Power Hour podcast, kind of our companion
1:41.5	podcast of this one. Happy to be back for Settlers Gone Wild, Part Two.
1:46.5	Kim. Hi, I'm Kim Tallbair. I am, gosh, I'm a citizen of the assistant whoopdon oyate but I also grew up in
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