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THE IROQUOIS HISTORY AND LEGENDS PODCAST

Episodes

Episode 60 - Seven Generations - With Karl Dockstader (Oneida)

6/25/2020

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Today's co-host is Karl Dockstader. Karl is a member of the Oneida Nation. He is an award winning radio host and a fan of Iroquois History and Legends. Together we cover racism, treaties, culture, and history. We look at past and present Haudenosaunee generations and their impact on the world.
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Episode 59 - Ely Parker Part III - The Commissioner of Indian Affairs

6/25/2020

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A few years after the Civil War, General Grant became President Grant and his friend Ely was appointed the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. He was the first indigenous person to hold the office. Today we finish our three part series on the life of Ely Parker.
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Episode 58 - Ely Parker Part ii - The Civil War

6/25/2020

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In 1863, after years of lobbying Parker was finally off to war.  As General Grant moved up the ladder of command Ely went with him every step of the way.
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Episode 57 - Ely Parker Part I  - Teenage Diplomat

6/25/2020

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It could be said that Ely Parker was the most famous Seneca man of the 19th Century. The grandnephew of Red Jacket became a teenage diplomat, interpreter, aspiring lawyer, domestic engineer and Sachem all before the age of 30. The crazy thing is, that is not at all what he is remembered for. Later in life he would become a General in the Civil War, a Wall Street broker and the first Indigenous person ever to be the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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Legends Xi How GoldFinches got their Colors

5/28/2020

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Based on "Stories the Iroquois Tell Their Children" by Mabel Powers (Yehsennohwehs) [1917].

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Legends X - How rabbit split his lip

3/31/2020

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​Fox and Rabbit cause a lot of mischief. Learn how fire, and war came to man. Find out how rabbit received his split lip. Adapted from the story as told by Arthur C. Parker (Seneca)

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LEgends IX - How the boy got his name

3/27/2020

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A short story on how an oneida boy received a new name.

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Legends VIII - Raccoon and crayfish

3/27/2020

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Raccoon is back and up to his old antics.

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Episode 56 - I Am Rochester - With Garrett Wendt

1/7/2020

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Director Garrett Wendt joins the show to talk about his upcoming film, "I am Rochester".  We discuss the Haudenosaunee influence on Upstate New York and how the roots of the Women's Rights movement and Abolition of Slavery started in the longhouse.  
I Am Rochester Film Website
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Episode 55 - The War of 1812 - Part III - Division & Reunification

11/8/2019

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Tecumseh is in the fight for his life at the Battle of the Thames. Meanwhile, bloody conflicts continue on both sides of the Niagara River. Can the Confederacy survive another Civil War?

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Episode 54 - The War of 1812 - Part II - Queenston Heights

11/8/2019

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In the fall of 1812 thousands of American forces gathered on the Niagara River to attack Upper Canada.  But 80 Members of the Six Nations of Grand River made sure that the invaders didn't get very far.  ​

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Episode 53 - The War of 1812 - Part I - Tecumseh and John Norton

10/15/2018

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In this episode we give the background on how the native peoples of the American Continent dealt with the Euro-Americans during the first decade of the 19th Century.  New leaders will rise.  John Norton, a Scottish-Cherokee who became a Mohawk and Tecumseh a Shawnee leader who had a vision to unite all tribes together to save their people from extinction. 
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Legends VII: Taughannock Falls

8/12/2018

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During a Delaware invasion into Cayuga territory, the area peoples rally to defeat a foe bent on revenge. The battle will culminate at the edge of the highest waterfall on this side of the continent. 
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Episode 51 - Handsome Lake

8/12/2018

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In 1799 a Seneca man lay on his death bed.  But remarkably he recovered very quickly. Then he began sharing with others that he thought that the Great Spirit had visited him. For the rest of his life Handsome Lake would begin a religious revival among his people.
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Episode 51 - Cornplanter

8/12/2018

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This time we will be doing a short biography on the life of Cornplanter, the Seneca General. He went from feared enemy of the United States to a powerful diplomat working with President Washington to ensure peace and friendship between their two peoples.
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Episode 50 - The Life of Red Jacket: Part II

6/30/2018

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In the Later Part of his Life REd Jacket will Save his Seneca homeland. 
he will do this Not with weapons but with his Tongue.

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Episode 49 - The Life of Red jacket: Part I

6/30/2018

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Bonus Episode - Crossover with The OnE Dish, One Mic Podcast

5/25/2018

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TOPIC: BEHIND THE SCENES WITH POPULAR PODCASTER ANDREW COTTER
We pull back the curtain on the hit podcast "Iroquois History & Legends Podcast" and speak with Andrew Cotter. He loves history and isn't shy to acknowledge how people like Polly Cooper and Two Kettles Together are very badass. If that sounds cool to you then you'll want to check out where our podcasts converge.
http://1dish1mic.s3.amazonaws.com/1dish1mic-026.mp3
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Episode 48 - Canandaigua

5/25/2018

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The 1794 Treaty of Canandaigua is one of the most important treaties in the history of the Haudenosaunee.  It guarantees the rights of sovereignty for the Six Nations, while at the same time making huge land concessions.  It is a treaty that has faced numerous violations throughout it's 200+ year existence.  However, it is still one of the oldest unbroken agreements in United States history.
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Episode 47 - The Northwest Indian War

4/3/2018

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Following the American Revolution dozens of Indigenous Nations are left to fend for themselves as British support evaporated.  But from 1791 to 1792 the Ohio peoples would win battle after battle and not just win in those conflicts but wipeout entire American Armies.
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Episode 46 - Simon Girty the White Savage

4/3/2018

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Simon Girty was a man larger than life.  To Americans he was a vile traitor who killed the innocent with his savage friends. To the British he was a rough drunk but a useful tool.  To the Iroquois and other Ohio Nations he was a prodigal son who was raised as a Brave and then returned to fight for his adopted people's freedom.
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Bonus: The Wannabe Tribe (April Fool's Day Episode)

4/1/2018

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On this very special first day of the April month Learn about three famous members of the Wannabe Indian Tribe.

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Episode 45 - The Blood of the Innocent

2/26/2018

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How would you fare in your faith when you are faced with certain death?  In 1782 a community of mainly Lenape (Delaware) Christians were victims to one of the most heinous acts in American History.

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Legends Part VI

2/17/2018

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After numerous requests we are back with two more Haudenosaunee animal tales. In the first story Turtle leads a war party of misfit animals against Huk-sah, the feared Jungie.  In the second Weasel and Owl are featured in a dark story of hate, revenge and forgiveness.
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Episode 44 - The American Revolution IX: The Final YEars

2/17/2018

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Joseph Brant, Colonel Louis Cook, Walter Butler and Simon Girty deal with the horrors of war and the devastation of the Great Lakes region. 
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