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Matriarchs
S1 • E3Six elders talk about the Chickasaw past and the women who served as their role models.
Franklin Keel
S16 • E9For over 40 years, Chickasaw citizen Franklin Keel served his country at home and abroad.
March 1, 2021
S12 • E5Brad and Quin provide an update on COVID-19 vaccinations and speak with health care heroes and a scientist paving the way for women in her field.
Pearl Carter Scott: On Top of the World
S1 • E1Pearl Carter Scott lived a pathbreaking life as a stunt pilot, which she gave up in order to serve her family and community.
Pottery Burnishing
S5 • E4Chickasaw potter Ben White mixes ancient and modern techniques to create one-of-a-kind burnished pottery.
Hummus and Vegetables
S2 • E7Hummus is a wonderful, protein-filled vegetarian option for kids and adults alike.
Defeating De Soto in the Battle of Chicasa
S1 • E4Forcing their way into Chickasaw territory, Hernando de Soto and his brutal band of conquistadors took over an abandoned village.
Tobi Young
S16 • E4Tobi Young is humbled to have served as a United States Supreme Court Clerk and credits her success to her Chickasaw and Oklahoma roots.
From the Pulpit to the Presses
S1 • E4Activists and pillars of the community, Jesse and Vinnie May Humes effected lasting change in the Chickasaw Nation from the pulpit to the presses.
Shell Carving
S5 • E5Chickasaw artisan Howard Thompson creates stunning pieces of traditional Chickasaw art using shells as his canvas.
Tribal Resurgence
S3 • E2The survival of the Chickasaw Nation as a thriving sovereign nation is a true testament of leadership, determination and cultural identity.
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First Encounter
S2 • E2Witness the Chickasaws' first contact with European explorers, in the person of conquistador Hernando de Soto.
Indian Removal: Our Story
The Chickasaw NationAmerican history tells the story of the Trail of Tears.
Defeating De Soto in the Battle of Chicasa
S1 • E4Forcing their way into Chickasaw territory, Hernando de Soto and his brutal band of conquistadors took over an abandoned village.
Chickasaw Bluffs and Present-Day Memphis
S2 • E1Centuries before the city of Memphis was built, the Mississippi overlook was known as the Chickasaw Bluffs.
The Battle of Fallen Timbers
S1 • E2In the summer of 1791, attacks on settlers in the Northwest Territory intensified.
The Lasting Historical Impact of the Chickasaws
S1 • E1The Chickasaws’ strong position on the Mississippi River blocked the path of French colonization.
Traditional Medicine
S1 • E3Learn about the ancient methods of traditional Chickasaw healers—and the contemporary seekers after their vanishing knowledge.
The Chickasaw Migration Story
LaDonna BrownTo find their homeland, the Chickasaws and Choctaws migrated across the continent. They prayed each night for direction.
Charles Carter
S1 • E3Charles Carter was one of only 16 Native Americans elected to the United States Congress and he faithfully served the state of Oklahoma for 20 years.
Traditional Stories: How Day and Night Were Divided
S3 • E6Chickasaw storyteller Lorie Carmichael gives an account of the animal council that evenly split night and day.
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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