A podcast on the truth about the creation of U.S. National Parks, retold by Indigenous voices. Parks is about the Indigenous people who lived, hunted, and created communities on U.S. public lands, living reciprocally with nature for centuries before settler-colonists arrived. It’s about the racism, violence, and lies perpetrated by colonizers and the federal government as they dispossessed land fr... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | HistorySociety & Culture | ||||
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Frog Bay and Ioway are two tribal run National parks in the midwest. Our reporter Yvonne Krumrey takes us to these tribal run parks and introduces us to the people who run them. While these parks are just a few years old, they are tangible examples o... more
This episode focuses on the Wabanaki land that is now known as Acadia National Park. Parks guests Darren Ranco and Suzanne Greenlaw help us learn about the history of colonization around today’s parklands and how it affects the environment. They also... more
Havasupai, Hopi, Hualapai, and many other native tribes have been living in and around the Grand Canyon for time immemorial. For most of their lives, the threat of uranium mining or Disneyland-like tourist attractions were absent…until now. more
Yellowstone was the first U.S. National Park, established in 1872. But before Yellowstone was established, Indigenous tribes like Shoshone, Blackfoot, and Crow were living on the land for thousands of years. These are stories of their lives before, t... more
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- Speaking with a dragging out your last half of the worrrrdddd!
Could listen tooo, the young lady speakkk with the dragging out of her last word in every sentenncce! Sounds entitled and pompous. Not normally negative but that is a show dropper!
Apple Podcasts1iamnickname1
United States9 months ago - Great reporting and sharing of indigenous experiences!
LOVED listening to the episodes!! Are more being produced?!?? I hope so!!!
Apple Podcasts5SarahGoodallUnited States10 months ago - Remembering How To Take Care of the Land
If the country helps native people remember their knowledge, and ways of relating to their land, we all learn and benefit from it. This podcast is invaluable coming from the NPS itself. I look forward to more conversations like this.
Apple Podcasts5eceturnatorUnited Statesa year ago - Much I didn’t know
I love this podcast. It’s comforting to know that there is still something new to learn about the people that share this beautiful part of the world.
Apple Podcasts5Rick in IndianaUnited Statesa year ago - Not important but wrong symbol
The logo for the podcast is the US Forest Service which is in the Department of Agriculture. The symbol for the National Park Service in the Department of the Interior is an arrowhead.
Apple Podcasts5ceemickbeeUnited States2 years ago
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