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November 15, 2018
S9 • E21Brad and Quin examine a traveling exhibition of Chickasaw art and events on college campuses.
Beyond the Book
S4 • E11The Chickasaw Nation works to preserve knowledge by publishing and hosting reading and writing programs.
Matriarchs
S1 • E3Six elders talk about the Chickasaw past and the women who served as their role models.
Cyrus Harris
S1 • E2Cyrus Harris emerged as a leader amidst the move to Indian Territory and became the first Governor of the Chickasaw Nation.
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."
Quilt Making
S3 • E10Chickasaw quilter Peggy Immohotichey describes learning how to quilt by hand and working to keep the tradition alive.
Steve Paniagua
S14 • E6Chickasaw citizen Steve Paniagua describes how cycling gives him a freedom he can't find anywhere else.
Traditional Medicine
S1 • E3Learn about the ancient methods of traditional Chickasaw healers—and the contemporary seekers after their vanishing knowledge.
Textile Art
S3 • E9Chickasaw textile artist Tyra Shackleford works to preserve ancient techniques while applying them to modern objects.
Davy Crockett: An Early Supporter of Tribal Sovereignty
S4 • E1Frontiersman Davy Crockett was a neighbor to the 19th century Chickasaw Nation and saw tribal sovereignty as the foundation of this country.
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The Chickasaw Migration Story
LaDonna BrownTo find their homeland, the Chickasaws and Choctaws migrated across the continent. They prayed each night for direction.
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.
Matriarchs
S1 • E3Six elders talk about the Chickasaw past and the women who served as their role models.
Traditional Medicine
S1 • E3Learn about the ancient methods of traditional Chickasaw healers—and the contemporary seekers after their vanishing knowledge.
The Timeless Dish of Pashofa
A Chickasaw Culinary TraditionPashofa is a traditional Chickasaw & Choctaw dish made from cracked corn, or hominy, and stewed pork.
And Our Mothers Cried
S1 • E1For several generations of Native American children the reality of the late 19th and early 20th centuries meant separation from their families.
November 15, 2018
S9 • E21Brad and Quin examine a traveling exhibition of Chickasaw art and events on college campuses.
The Sweep of Chickasaw History
As told by Larry OtisFormer Tupelo Mayor Larry Otis describes the Chickasaw Nation's interest in having people discover the vibrant history of the Chickasaw Nation.
Arrival In Indian Territory—Fort Washita
S1 • E4Challenges encountered in Indian Territory by the newly relocated Chickasaws led to the construction of Fort Washita.
Descending from Clans: A Matrilineal Society
Joshua HinsonJoshua Hinson explains that traditionally, Chickasaw heritage descended solely from the female.
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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