Osage Nation Podcast – 𐓂𐒼𐒻𐒼𐒻𐒷 “Talking to One Another”
Osage Nation Podcast - 𐓂𐒼𐒻𐒼𐒻𐒷 “Talking to One Another”
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Osage Nation Podcast! This is 𐓂𐒼𐒻𐒼𐒻𐒷 “Talking To One Another” hosted by Wahzhazhe Communications. The Osage Nation Communications team led by Abby Mashunkashey continues to diversify our platforms in efforts to reach our Wahzhazhe people and other community members and allies from around the world. This podcast offers yet another way to access insights into Osage Nation governance, culture, history, education, community events, and more, with host Russ Tallchief and a variety of engaging guests. Join us as we share stories and interviews with Wahzhazhe people currently making and shaping our history. Special thanks to Communications staff Kelsey Zaun for graphic design and Skyler Ammons for technical support.
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Content Themes
The podcast centers on themes such as Osage governance, cultural heritage, community insights, and historical narratives, with episodes like 'Nation with a Capital N' discussing the evolution of governance and the significance of self-determination within the Osage Nation.
Welcome to the Osage Nation Podcast! This is 𐓂𐒼𐒻𐒼𐒻𐒷 “Talking To One Another” hosted by Wahzhazhe Communications. The Osage Nation Communications team led by Abby Mashunkashey continues to diversify our platforms in efforts to reach our Wahzhazhe people and other community members and allies from around the world. This podcast offers yet another way to access insights into Osage Nation governance, culture, history, education, community events, and more, with host Russ Tallchief and a variety of engaging guests. Join us as we share stories and interviews with Wahzhazhe people currently making and shaping our history. Special thanks to Communications staff Kelsey Zaun for graphic design and Skyler Ammons for technical support.
Join hosts Russ Tallchief and Abby Mashunkashay for an Osage Nation 2025 highlights in review with Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear. They explore how modern Osage governance is strengthening tribal health and wellness initiatives, expanding the new Wahzhazhe Health campus, and creating walkable spaces in Pawhuska.
Chief Standing Bear reflects on Osage language revitalization through the Wahzhazhe Early Learning Academy (WELA) program and Daposka Ahnkodapi Elementary, tribal land stewardship and bison restoration on the 43,000-acre ranch, and the rise of Osage food sovereignty through Harvest Land and the Butcher House. This conversation highlights Osage culture and education, Native community economic development, and holiday traditions rooted in caring for Wahzhazhe people at home and across the country.
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