You're listening to the ancient tradition.

A Wonk Media production.

Music provided by Joseph McDade.

Here's your host, Dr. Jack Logan.

Welcome to the ancient tradition. I'm your host, Jack Logan. It's great to have all of you listening in, all of you new listeners and, of course, you longtime listeners. It's great to have you

with us. If you're a new listener,

I want to make you aware of a couple of important resources. First, you can find this podcast,

along with full audio transcripts and pictures and links for each episode on our companion

website, the ancient tradition.com. Just search by episode under show notes. In addition, you can find

full audio recordings of several of the ancient texts that we refer to on this program, on our

sister podcast, the ancient tradition audio writ, which you can find anywhere you get your podcasts.

A couple of weeks ago, I uploaded recordings of two important Native American

creation accounts. The first is a audio recording of the native Midu peoples,

whose ancestral lands were located in northern California in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

And the second is of the native Titoni Joshua people whose ancestral lands were located in southern

Oregon. Both of these accounts are pretty darn amazing. So if you've got time to give them a listen,

I highly recommend it because in these accounts,

you'll hear these native peoples attest to the same stubborn bits we've been discussing

over and over and over again on the program. The internal consistency between what was

taught by the ancient Egyptians, ancient Mesopotamians, Hebrews, Muslims, and Hindu,

and now the Native American Maidu and Tutuni Joshua people is remarkable.

On audio writ, you'll find a full audio recording of each tribe's creation account, along with some important commentary.

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