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Turkey Calls
S3 • E5Chickasaw master craftsman Wayne Edgar demonstrates the art of constructing and using traditional wild turkey calls.
Turkey Taco Soup
S1 • E8Whether you choose to use turkey in this taco soup or would rather substitute another meat, just make sure you choose a package labeled "lean."
November 15, 2021
S12 • E22This time on CNTV News, meet an inspirational Chickasaw elder, learn about Chickasaw Nation veterans services and much more!
The Chickasaw Capitol
S2 • E79In episode 79 of Rosetta Stone Chickasaw, Grandpa Charlie and Nashoba visit the capitol in Tishomingo and speak about the area's history.
Three Sisters Stew
S3 • E1Chef Steven Looney demonstrates how to prepare a healthy and filling vegetarian dish from these Chickasaw staples.
Our Culture Survives
S3 • E3Host Lisa Billy sits around the fire with Chickasaw elders, as they share the history of their childhood education.
Chris Kidd
S16 • E7Oklahoma State Senator Chris Kidd discusses his family's legacy of service to the Chickasaw Nation and the great state of Oklahoma.
Taloowa', Are You Ready?
S2 • E78In episode 78 of Rosetta Stone Chickasaw, a friend stops by while Taloowa' gets ready for the Chickasaw Junior Princess pageant.
Diabetes is Not Our Destiny
In Honor of Diabetes AwarenessJoin us on this mission for health, and make simple lifestyle changes to prevent diabetes from becoming a part of your destiny.
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Te Ata: An Oklahoma Treasure
Mason ColeTe Ata was a force of nature. Even in her old age, she was still entertaining audiences with tales of her people, the Chickasaws.
Thanksgiving: Storytelling from a Native Perspective
Lisa BillyThanksgiving, while celebrated as an American holiday, can be attributed to the accepting Indian tribes who welcomed the pilgrims to their land.
Te Ata: Inspirational Storyteller
Lisa BillyLisa Billy recounts the ways in which the renowned Chickasaw Te Ata Fisher contradicted the norms of her day.
The Importance of Storytelling
Lisa BillyLisa Billy received a history lesson that, to her, became a testament to the perseverance and grit of those who came before her.
Traditional Stomp Dancing
Joshua Hinson, Director, Language Department, Division of Culture & Humanities, Chickasaw NationJoshua Hinson explains how stomp dance is a ceremonial tradition for the people of Southwestern tribes.
Te Ata: Native Ambassador to the World
Lona BarrickLona Barrick describes the impact Te Ata had on Native American cultures by bringing their stories to the world's attention.
Three Sisters: Working with Nature
Experience Chickasaw History and CultureTo understand nature is to be patient with its process. The Chickasaw have come to know how everything is intertwined in the natural world.
At the Chickasaw Cultural Center: Storytelling Educates
Experience Chickasaw History and CultureChickasaw storytellers hold their audiences in the palm of their hands, skillfully weaving their tale, transporting us to another time.
How Storytelling Changes Attitudes
Lisa BillyLisa illustrates how storytelling truly alters the way children and teachers have responded to hearing American history from a native perspective.
The Chickasaw Migration Story
LaDonna BrownTo find their homeland, the Chickasaws and Choctaws migrated across the continent. They prayed each night for direction.
One Tribe One Mission
"Our mission to enhance the overall quality of life of the Chickasaw people will continue to serve as our guidepost as we work together to build an even brighter future"
Bill Anoatubby, Governor
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