

The Life of Sitting Bull: An Oral History
Jan 7, 2020
Listen to an oral history of Sitting Bull, a Hunkpapa Lakota leader who resisted the US government's genocide. Explore the importance of including indigenous voices in leftist circles. Discuss the relevance of historical events to revolutionaries today. Criticize media misrepresentation in Bolivia and ongoing unrest in Iraq. Learn about upcoming projects, rituals of buffalo hunting, and the benefits of meditation.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Bands of Turtle Island: Including Indigenous Voices in Leftist Circles
02:21 • 4min
Connecting Historical Events to Contemporary Issues
06:24 • 14min
Political Situation in Bolivia After the Coup
20:04 • 5min
The Media's Portrayal and Ongoing Unrest in Iraq
25:07 • 17min
Upcoming Projects, Movie Reviews, and Podcast Recommendations
42:23 • 3min
The Early Life of Sitting Bull
45:01 • 23min
The Sacred Circle of Life: Rituals and Traditions of Buffalo Hunting
01:07:56 • 36min
01:43:41 • 3min