Series
1 Series
Profiles of a Nation
15 Seasons • 109 EpisodesToday's Chickasaw people are living embodiments of what it means to be different but unified. These are their lives: Profiles of a Nation.
Episodes
120 Episodes
Addison Karl
S16 • E12Contemporary visual artist Addison Karl creates thought-provoking art inspired by the perseverance and culture of his Chickasaw ancestors.
Lighthorse Police
S16 • E11From the era of removal to Indian Territory to present day, the Chickasaw Nation Lighthorse Police have protected and served their citizens.
Rachel Scott
S16 • E10A cancer survivor, Rachel Scott aspires to be a pediatrician to help and encourage other sick children.
Franklin Keel
S16 • E9For over 40 years, Chickasaw citizen Franklin Keel served his country at home and abroad.
Peyton "Beans" Factor
S16 • E8After picking up a golf club at the age of three, junior championship golfer Peyton "Beans" Factor is taking the sport by storm.
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.
Paula Vanbuskirk
S16 • E6As Chief of Dental Services at the Chickasaw Nation, Dr. Paula Vanbuskirk is dedicated to the health and well-being of the nation's youngest citizens.
Rose Shields-Jefferson
S16 • E5Chickasaw elder Rose Shields-Jefferson dedicates her time and her efforts to the preservation of Chickasaw language, history and culture.
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.
Chickasaw Princesses
S16 • E3Since 1963, Chickasaw princesses, past and present, are a proud part of Chickasaw heritage.
Bill Kinney
S16 • E2Accounting professor Bill Kinney learned a lesson from Chickasaw history about adapting to your circumstances.
Joe F. Moore
S16 • E1Joe F. Moore achieved his dream of attending MIT and went on to become a pioneer in computer technology and oil refining.
Kevin Meeks
S15 • E8Rear Admiral Kevin D. Meeks credits his Chickasaw heritage with giving him strength to overcome adversity.
Cody Greenwood
S15 • E7ECU student and computer science aficionado Cody Greenwood has achieved much already in his time at ECU, and he's ready to give back.
Gene Arpelar
S15 • E6Gene Arpelar is proud to have served his country as a veteran of the U.S. Navy.
Triana Browne-Hearrell
S15 • E3Miss Oklahoma USA 2019 Triana Browne-Hearrell is excited to continue her mission as an advocate for unity.
Tohmi Carney
S15 • E2Wrestler Tohmi Carney hopes to follow his Chickasaw warrior spirit all the way to the Olympics.
Gerald Brisco
S14 • E8Chickasaw Nation Hall of Fame member Gerald Brisco is a true Chickasaw warrior, through-and-through.
Steve Paniagua
S14 • E6Chickasaw citizen Steve Paniagua describes how cycling gives him a freedom he can't find anywhere else.
Videos
18 Videos
Chickasaw.tv Preview
5mGet a sneak peek at new series and fresh episodes debuting in the 2017-2018 season.
Brenda Kingery: Threads of Blessings
2m 30sIn this extended cut, see Brenda Kingery's travels to Honduras, her experience with local women to create a beautiful, hand-made banner.
Jerry Brown: Evolving Roles for Women
1mAt 95 years old, Chickasaw citizen Jerry Brown isn't slowing down.
Robert Tuttle: My Father Holmes Tuttle
1m 30sLoving son Robert Tuttle, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom, counts himself lucky to have had Holmes Tuttle as a father.
Dustin Mater: Artistic Vision
2mIn this extended cut, learn about Dustin Mater's collaboration with the Pendleton Blanket Legendary Series.
Jeremy Wallace: Living Chickasaw Culture
1mJeremy Wallace was a cultural instructor at the Chickasaw Cultural Center, a drummer, singer, artist and stomp dancer.
Kristina Kirtley: Sharing Stories
2mKristina Kirtley is a former project manager for International Cinema Education.
Harris Penner: Chickasaw Progress
1mHarris Penner is the owner of Penner Black Angus Ranch.
Eric Henson: Indian Culture an Economic Force
1mEric Henson explains why Indian culture is more than just rug weaving and silversmithing.
Jay Keel: Family Values
1mJay Keel expresses the importance of Chickasaws returning to their roots by renewing their focus on the family.
William Paul: Chickasaw Heritage a Treasure
1mHe talks about how his Chickasaw heritage helped convince the people that were going to elect him that he would be the best person for the job.
Mason Cole: Te Ata
1mMason Cole talks about the life of his great aunt, Te Ata.
John Herrington: Advice to Children
1mJohn Herrington, the first enrolled Native American member in space, encourages children to recognize the importance of following their dreams.
JudyLee Oliva: Quiet Power
1mJudyLee Oliva explains that, to her, being Chickasaw means being in possession of a "quiet power that gets things done."
The Quartz Mountain Art Collection: Mike Larsen's Works
2mIt's not hard to see why Mike Larsen's Quartz Mountain Sacred Ground has been called the "crown jewel" of the Quartz Mountain Art Collection.
John Herrington: I Dreamed of Being an Astronaut
1mJohn Herrington tells the story of how he came to be an astronaut, and describes the adventure of being in space.
Dr. Judy Goforth Parker: Chickasaw Nation Making History
1mDr. Judy Goforth Parker describes the wa