Bands of Turtle Island

Today @DarkMark and @OglalaWarriorAW join us for an interview about Camp Mni Luzahan, a camp meant to help houseless relatives in Rapid City. This episode was recorded in December, but I chose to release it in January. We were also a bit late on editing, but because I know tax season and a new stimulus is coming up and I highly encourage those who can spare some of that money to help this camp or one of the other causes listed in these notes. Camp Mni Luzahan Mni Luzahan Legal Fund HELP OUR RELATIVES Paypal: creekpatrol@onerapidcity.com Our associated Patreon, The Red Nation Our website Our twitter @BandsIsland Editor @2hotskyfortrotsky Donations Help the Jarvis Bay community get Water Support the Freedom Van Our Ways Always Xunts Zine for Unist’ot’en Unist'ot'en Camp Mi'kmaq Treaty Right Fisheries Support If you absolutely want to give us money the cashapp is $BandsOfTurtleIsland MUSIC Woeté Wakan Olowan (Food Offering Song) · Earlwin B. Bullhead The Wake Singers. No Amulet for Violence

Zitkato here, I realized after uploading that we have since actually joined the Red Nation’s media collective and instead of running our own patreon will be using our cashapp to collect money. Episode explaining our plans for funds coming soon because everything I said in this episode has changed the cashapp is $BandsOfTurtleIsland but we prefer if you support one of the others linked below: Our associated Patreon, The Red Nation Our website Our twitter @BandsIsland Editor @2hotskyfortrotsky Donations Help the Jarvis Bay community get Water Support the Freedom Van Our Ways Always Xunts Zine for Unist’ot’en Unist'ot'en Camp Mi'kmaq Treaty Right Fisheries Support Camp Mni Luzahan Mni Luzahan Legal Fund HELP OUR RELATIVES Paypal: creekpatrol@onerapidcity.com Music Intro: Wejkakokwejellok - Mary Paul Transition: Llorando Se Fue - Los Kjarkas  Orlando Gutiérrez tribute: Arawi - Luzmila Carpio Outro - Los Mineros - Rumillajta Sources BOTI Ep 8  Grayzone Video  Lobster War Lobster War Analysis History of the Lobster Wars Dispute in Commons over Lobster War Interview with Patricia Arce State of Emergency in Bolivia Time's On Comacho For any other's you gotta ask because like we aint got the room to list all the stuff so i dont really care

Zitkato joins Nick from the Red Nation in episode released in October on their feed, I am doing a cross upload here to include more episodes for free on our feed of the YOTED episodes BOTI is at least involved in. We will also be cross uploading other episodes of theirs and working with other indigenous podcasts affiliated with the Red Nation to spread out important news. This is just a bonus upload so like look at their feed or their facebook post anyway thanks for listening Red Nation's Patreon Follow us on twitter @BandsIsland If you want to support me directly, $BandsOfTurtleIsland, but you should donate to one of the other causes always listed in our notes. Here is our website Other Good Causes Our Ways Always Xunts Zine for Unist’ot’en Unist'ot'en Camp Mi'kmaq Treaty Right Fisheries Support Mni Wiconi, Help the Yuin Nation and Jarvis Bay community Freedom Van Camp Mni Luzahan

SHOW NOTES In this episode Zitkato does a one on one interview with Keiran, a comrade and cousin of the Yuin nation occupied by Australia, where they discuss the PFAS contamination in Jarvis Bay and some questions regarding mainstream issues affecting Australian Indigenous people like prison reform, Uluru, and a few other subjects. We tried to make sure we didnt speak for any nation not present, and instead tried to share information about both countries Inigenous People’s struggle. We called this episode Mni Wiconi, which means water is alive, to express the solidarity between the Standing Rock and other Water Protector struggles and the Yuin Nation and Jarvis Bay Please donate to the water drive discussed: Mni Wiconi, Help the Yuin Nation and Jarvis Bay community Freedom Van- https://www.cudl.org.au/freedom-van-dv-escape-van  Follow us on twitter @BandsIsland If you want to support me directly, $BandsOfTurtleIsland, but you should donate to the water drive instead or one of the other causes always listed in our notes. Eventually we will have a patreon again Here is our website SOURCES Jervis Bay PFAS Class Action AU DoD on Jervis Bay Primary Article for Episode MSN/Guardian Djab Wurrung  BBC on Uluru. EPA Basic Info on PFAS Doonooch Dancers - Live at Yabun Festival (didn't have a title) intro Nooky - Nowa, Nowa, Part 2 - outro Other Good Causes Our Ways Always Xunts Zine for Unist’ot’en Unist'ot'en Camp Mi'kmaq Treaty Right Fisheries Support

Thank you all for listening, again, sorry to those that this a reupload and the new long title but we fixed the audio desync and Zitkato should sound louder albeit not as crisp audio. Also f*ck Columbus, and happy late Indigenous Peoples Day. In this episode Zitkato interviews Nick Estes from the Red Nation and author of Our History is the Future about the 20 Point Program of the Trail of Broken Treaties written by Hank Adams Here is our patreon Here is our website Please help our co-host Xunts with their zine Our Ways Always to help Unist’ot’en Camp 20 Point Program Alcatraz Audio from Golden Gate State Park Archives Music Intro: BIA pt 1(Bands of Turtle Island Remix) by Floyd ‘Red Crow’ Westerman First Transition: BIA pt 2(Bands of Turtle Island Remix) by Floyd ‘Red Crow’ Westerman Second Transition: Drums (Bands of Turtle Island Remix) tribute by Floyd “Red Crow’ Westerman Outro: Drums a Johnny Cash tribute by Floyd “Red Crow’ Westerman

Today Wolf talks to, Bria Tennyson a diaspora Hawaiian, lead organizer of the Water Protectors at UC Berkley, and an all around great person to talk to. Thank you for listening please tell your friends, cousins, or just share on social media. You can find us @BandsIsland. If you have an episode idea or think you’d make a good team member email us bandsofturtleisland@gmail.com. Here is our Website and patreon United Soviet Socialist Podcasts: Check out the USSP Bria's Recommendations Native Stories Pod, Ep on Mauna Kea Protect Mauna Kea Pu'uhuluhulu Sources The Intercept TMT Timeline of Maunakea Reopening Construction Pu‘uhonua o Pu‘uhuluhulu Press Release Music Outro Kū Haʻaheo Intro The Beauty of Mauna Kea by Brothers Cazimero

Explore the occupation of Alcatraz by Indigenous people, the impact of governmental policies on Indigenous communities, and the objectives and challenges of the occupation. Learn about the tragic incident that sparked activism within the American Indian Movement and the portrayal of Lakota women in Metty in Space. Also, enjoy a humorous discussion on Logic's music and the fandom of Rick and Morty.

Thank you for downloading the episode, today we were joined by Wakan from Revolutionary Abolition and Jose from CROW. These two are hugely involved behind the scenes, so we are excited to introduce them and for more content with them You can check out their stuff at the following places: CROW Website Revolutionary Abolition Follow them @CROWinc_CC Follow us on twitter @BandsIsland Check out the USSP Here is our patreon Here is our website Music Tribe Called Red- NDNs from All Directions (Bands of Turtle Island Remix) And Burn Your Village to the Ground (Neon Native Remix) also by them Recommendations ---------------------------- CROW Talk Pod Wakan's Facebook Page Settler's By J.Sakai Donate to help MMIW

Topics discussed in this podcast include the consequences of the Dawes Act and land allotment, the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 and its effects, indigenous perspectives on ideologies and decolonization, discrimination and assimilation faced by Native Americans, and the consequences of termination policies.

The podcast explores topics such as decolonization, indigenous liberation, and the history of the American Indian Movement. It discusses cultural relativism, the complexities of identity, and the influence of the past. The hosts also delve into the impact of colonization, assimilation, and genocide, as well as the importance of correct pronunciation and cultural reclamation.