Ep 16 Little Red School House Cross-Upload: On Decolonization Pt. 1

Jun 3, 2021

This podcast explores decolonization, radical education, and indigenous voices. It delves into the concept of settler colonialism, the true story behind the Mayflower and American Revolution, and the importance of evaluating social systems. The hosts discuss cooperation vs survival of the fittest, the significance of last names and family history, and the importance of community support. They question representation in TV shows, discuss power and self-determination in decolonization, and explore the misunderstood concept of warrior culture. The podcast also highlights the importance of oral history, openness to criticism, and the support for indigenous nations. Lastly, it mentions remarkable places to visit outside of national parks like the Badlands and Detroit.

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

Decolonization and Radical Education

01:47 • 18min

Identity and Cultural Belonging in the Lakota Nation

19:29 • 10min

Settler Colonialism and Indigenous Identity

29:27 • 17min

The True Story Behind the Mayflower and American Revolution

46:04 • 13min

Importance of Evaluating Social Systems and Movements

59:33 • 13min

Cooperation vs Survival of the Fittest

01:12:15 • 4min

Exploring Collaboration, Last Names, and Family History

01:16:14 • 2min

The Importance of Engagement and Community Support

01:17:52 • 24min

Representation in TV Shows and Bridging Gaps in Understanding

01:41:58 • 2min

Representation, Power, and Self-Determination in Decolonization

01:43:47 • 2min

Misrepresentation, Lack of Action, and Failed Structures

01:45:30 • 1min

Sovereignty and Settler Control

01:46:55 • 18min

The Misunderstood Concept of Warrior Culture and its Portrayal in Popular Media

02:05:05 • 4min

The Importance of Oral History and Education in Decolonization

02:08:49 • 22min

Openness to Criticism and Support for Indigenous Nations

02:30:47 • 10min

Competition, Paranoia, and Supporting the People's History Project

02:40:35 • 2min

Exploring Beyond National Parks

02:42:33 • 5min

Thank you for downloading and listening. In this episode we discuss decolonization with Gord from Little Red School House. This episode and other are already available on their feed, so check them out now if you want your fix earlier. Otherwise since I am on a research trip this summer I am cheating and using these as my summer episodes with a double upload this month. I look forward to the next completely unheard episode and hope ya'll enjoy the summer vacation. I have also started a patreon again explicitly to fund my research on the American Indian Movement, Red Power, and Indigenous Resistance. The goal is to reach $500 a month so I don’t have to worry about my rent and bills, while I donate plasma and do podcasting to earn more money on the side. This all will contribute to several books, the People’s History podcast, and a large archival project of oral histories; as well as I will be dumb stuff along the side to have fun like a Pizza/Communism documentary I am filming on my research trip. So please help fuel these endeavors, and help me become a full time podcaster.

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