Cele mai bune Colonialism podcast-uri (2024)

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Special: Our Stories Converge Because the Perpetrators are the Same (p. 3 of 3) 57:22

8M ago57:22

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The final episode of our 3 part special series explores a variety of ways to show solidarity with Palestine, with a focus on the Indigenous People's Sunrise Gathering at Alcatraz last Fall. We are publishing during escalating police and institutional repression against Palestine solidarity encampments which are spreading rapidly on college and univ…

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Special: LandBack & Right of Return: Sister Movements (p. 2 of 3) 1:02:08

8M ago1:02:08

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Part 2 of 3 part series. As a podcast focused on illuminating ongoing colonialism and genocide, we recognize the need to address genocide happening right now in occupied Palestine and to stand in solidarity. Our podcast is dedicated to amplifying the voices of Indigenous communities who are left out of official discourse. As such, it is important t…

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Special: Solidarity from Turtle Island to Palestine (p. 1 of 3) 1:39:55

8M ago1:39:55

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This three part series was inspired by the outpouring of solidarity statements and gatherings by Indigenous Californian communities. As a podcast focused on illuminating ongoing colonialism and genocide, we recognize that it is crucial to address the genocide happening right now in occupied Palestine and to stand in solidarity. Our podcast is dedic…

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s02e10 Museums: Let Them Know We're Still Here (Season 2 Finale) 1:25:59

10M ago1:25:59

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Our 10th and final episode of Season 2 extends our critique on the history of colonial acquisitions and collections with a focus on the colonial legacies of the institutions of Museums. We focus on the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center, recent movements to 'decolonize' museums as with the Museum of Us in San Diego, and discuss whether it…

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s02e09: "The Archive is a Dangerous Place" 1:00:00

1y ago1:00:00

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Episode 9 explores the ways in which colonialism and colonial collections have impacted the development of archives, and the restrictions of these spaces. We follow the stories of Indigenous scholars who have worked to reclaim Indigenous knowledge, songs, and documents from archival collections. We also explore questions of data sovereignty, digita…

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s02e08: Ascención Solórzano and the Mutsun Dictionary 33:50

1y ago33:50

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Episode 8 features an interview with Marion Martinez and her daughter, Veronica, both of whom are members of the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band. They will be speaking about Marion’s great grandmother, Ascencion Solorsano de Cervantes, and mother, Martha Herrerra. Ascencion, who passed away in 1930, was the last fluent Mutsun speaker and one of the Amah Mu…

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s02e07: Federal Recognition Discussion 1:37:47

1+ y ago1:37:47

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Episode 7 [1:37:47] explores the complexities of what is known as Federal Recognition, and the Federal Recognition Process, which relate to Indigenous sovereignty and self-determination. This is an extremely complex topic, especially in relation to Native Californian Tribes. Our guests, Dr. Olivia Chilcote (a member of the San Luis Rey Band of Miss…

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s02e06: "This Work Has to be Done" (NAGPRA p.III) 58:31

1+ y ago58:31

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The final part in this 3-episode series continues our focus on the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), where we focus on CalNAGPRA, California’s effort to strengthen NAGPRA, as well as other steps taken to improve and refine this difficult process. But we will also hear about resistance to following through on the promi…

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s02e05: "Bury Them with Dignity" (NAGPRA p. II) 42:47

1+ y ago42:47

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Part 2 in this 3-episode series continues our broad focus on the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA). As always, thank you to the guests who gave their time and shared their stories. This episode includes significant discussion of how ancestral remains, funerary objects, sacred items, and objects of cultural patrimony ha…

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s02e04: "You Have Disturbed Our Ancestors" (NAGPRA p.I) 41:00

1+ y ago41:00

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Part 1 in this 3-episode series focuses on the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA). As always, thank you to the guests who gave their time and shared their stories. This episode includes significant discussion of how ancestral remains, funerary objects, sacred items, and objects of cultural patrimony have been collected …

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s02e03: The Legacy of Kroeber, Ishi, & UC Berkeley 1:11:19

1+ y ago1:11:19

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Episode 3 continues and deepens our critique of academia's extractive and complex relationship with Native California by examining the history of one of California’s most renowned and celebrated anthropologists, Alfred L. Kroeber. Kroeber helped establish the school of Anthropology at UC Berkeley, and, up until 2021, his name adorned UC Berkeley’s …

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s02e02: Salvage Anthropology "A Nasty Business" 40:59

2y ago40:59

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Episode 2 follows the introductory episode with a deeper dive into Salvage Anthropology and its origins. Academic study of Indigenous cultures in California trace back to scholars such as Franz Boas and Aleš Hrdlička. They were both proponents of what was called ‘Salvage Anthropology’ - the belief that Indigenous communities were dying and making w…

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s02e01: Illicit Acquisitions (Season Two Overview) 37:03

2y ago37:03

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There is a long legacy of extractive and exploitative relationships in academic study of Indigenous California, seen clearly in the origins of the fields of anthropology, ethnography, & archaeology. These unethical relationships have resulted in colonial collections of Indigenous ancestral remains, funerary objects, songs and ceremonies, and Indige…

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Season 2 Release Date: January 17th, 2023 0:36

2y ago0:36

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Episode 1 will provide an overview of the themes we’ll cover in Season 2. We’re excited to share what we’ve been learning about anthropology, museum collections, archeology, intellectual property, rematriation, and more. You’ll hear about extractive colonial collections from Native Californians who are Challenging Colonialism in California and beyo…

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Trailer: Challenging Colonialism Season 2 3:21

2y ago3:21

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Challenging Colonialism returns with Season 2 in January 2023. Stay tuned for the release date. This preview includes the voices of: Dr. Brittani Orona (Hupa, Hoopa Valley Tribe) Steven Pratt (Amah Mutsun) Annie Danis Corrina Gould (Lisjan Ohlone) Dr. Cutcha Risling Baldy (Hupa, Yurok, Karuk) Gregg Castro (t’rowt’raahl Salinan/Rusein-Ramaytush Ohlo…

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s01 Bonus: Take Action to Protect Juristac 9:57

2+ y ago9:57

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Amah Mutsun Tribal Band member Carolyn Rodriguez and Green Foothills Policy and Advocacy Director Alice Kaufman speak about the urgent need to protect Juristac--and how you can contribute. Challenging Colonialism is produced by myself, Daniel Stonebloom & Martin Rizzo-Martinez. For this episode, Daniel conducted both interviews as well as the audio…

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s01e05 Nichelle Garcia on Run4Salmon 37:43

2+ y ago37:43

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Nichelle Garcia (Winnemem Wintu) talks about the Run 4 Salmon, the 2022 run, its goals and its history. She also discussed inter-tribal solidarity in water and salmon protection, as well as the curriculum and mini-lessons she's contributed to and taught in schools to raise awareness of what's at stake. Challenging Colonialism is produced by Daniel …

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Supplement to s01e01: Telling and Teaching the Truth of the California Missions, part 2 40:13

2+ y ago40:13

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This recording is from the second half of a panel entitled “Telling the Truth of the California Missions,” which was part of the Telling and Teaching the Truth of the California Missions event, held on August 27, 2021, preceding the Mission Bell removal. Moderator Merri Lopez- Keifer (San Luis Rey Band of Mission Indians) introduced the speakers. S…

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s01e04 Indian Boarding Schools: Colonialism Through Education 1:01:30

2+ y ago1:01:30

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Beginning in the 1880s, Indian Boarding Schools across the country operated with the stated goal to “kill the Indian and save the man.” These institutions were key to U.S. policies that aimed to assimilate native children by removing ties to their own cultures. This episode examines the history of the Boarding Schools that impacted thousands of Ind…

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Supplement to s01e01: Telling the Truth of the California Missions 33:37

2+ y ago33:37

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This recording is from the first half of a panel entitled “Telling the Truth of the California Missions,” which was part of the Telling and Teaching the Truth of the California Missions event, held on August 27, 2021, preceding the Mission Bell removal. Moderator Merri Lopez- Keifer (San Luis Rey Band of Mission Indians) introduced the speakers. Sh…

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Weapons of Mass Destruction full episode: Removing Dams and Restoring Salmon 1:47:56

3y ago1:47:56

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s01e03 Weapons of Mass Destruction: Removing Dams and Restoring Salmon Dams, deemed Weapons of Mass Destruction by Chief Caleen Sisk, have devastated Salmon populations and the communities whose histories have been in relationship with Salmon since time immemorial. Compiled into one full episode examining the negative environmental and cultural imp…

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s01e03 Weapons of Mass Destruction p.IV: The Salmon Return 29:28

3y ago29:28

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In the final part of a four-part episode, we continue to examine the negative environmental and cultural impact of dams, and the Indigenous-led movement to remove them. These dams, deemed as Weapons of Mass Destruction by Chief Caleen Sisk, have devastated Salmon populations and the communities whose histories have been in relationship with Salmon …

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s01e03 Weapons of Mass Destruction p.III: Indigenous Self-Determination 26:26

3y ago26:26

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Part III gives context to the larger California water system--and its boosters, defenders, and profiteers. Interviewees for Part III: Brittani Orona (Hoopa Valley Tribe) Ron Reed (Karuk) Dr. Beth Rose Middleton Manning Sheridan Enomoto Tina Calderon (Gabrieliño-Tongva and Chumash) Joe Calderon (Tongva/Chumash Credits: Audio engineering and editing …

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s01e03 Weapons of Mass Destruction p.II: A History of Resistance 28:26

3y ago28:26

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Part two of a four-part episode outlines dams as a colonial project, and centers Indigenous science in the historical and ongoing indigenous resistance to eco-genocide. Interviewees for s01e03 p. II: Chief Caleen Sisk (Winnemem Wintu) Brittani Orona (Hoopa Valley Tribe) Ron Reed (Karuk) Dr. Beth Rose Middleton Manning Sheridan Enomoto Marc Dadigan …

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s01e03 Weapons of Mass Destruction p.I: Dams and Colonization 29:30

3y ago29:30

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In part one of a four part episode, we examine the negative environmental and cultural impact of hydroelectric dams, and the Indigenous-led movement to remove them. This episode explores the Indigenous-led movement to restore salmon in California rivers through dam removal. These dams, deemed Weapons of Mass Destruction by Winnemem Wintu Chief Cale…

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s01e02 The Matter of Shellmounds: Preserving Sacred Sites 51:56

3y ago51:56

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This episode examines the San Francisco Bay Area mounded monuments known today as the Shellmounds. These sacred sites have long histories stretching back thousands of years, but are under threat by ongoing development projects. This episode explores the history and significance of these monuments, as well as the Indigenous-led fight to protect them…

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Supplement to s01e01: Uncovering Difficult Histories at Santa Cruz Mission 44:10

3y ago44:10

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This recording is the opening conversation entitled “Uncovering Difficult Histories at Santa Cruz Mission,” which was part of the Telling and Teaching the Truth of the California Missions event, held on August 27, 2021, preceding the Mission Bell removal. This opening conversation started with comments by Amah Mutsun Tribal Chair, Valentin Lopez, f…

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s01e01 Instruments of Colonization 30:01

3y ago30:01

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Episode 1 of a new podcast amplifying indigenous voices and providing context for contemporary events in California. This episode discusses the El Camino Real bells & Mission bells, their impact and legacy, and the movement for their removal. 30 minutes. Please leave your feedback, suggestions, reviews, and include ideas for future episodes. Please…