Niltze! Our next regular episode,"Mexican Elections & Right Wing Politics" - with Dr. Luis Herran Avila, drops Tuesday. This will be a two-part series. Part two will release in two weeks. Tlaz'kamat!
Burning Paradise EP3: Night of The Comet (Subscriber-only) - In this episode, Kurly talks about “Night of The Comet," a flick about a catastrophic comet, zombies, two Valley Girls, and a Chicano homeboy who saves the day. Enjoy!
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Dear listeners, our next regular episode, "Four Things to Know About the Mexika Calendar," drops on Tuesday. While you wait, go back and check out our previous episode on the subject, Premium Episode 3: "The Mexika Calendar w/ Ruben Ochoa" (link below).
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Tales From Aztlantis does not endorse nor promote Joe Rogan, but we want to return the shout-out to archaeologist Flint Dibble who went on the show recently to “debate” the Grand Poobah of pseudoarcheology, Graham Hancock. Thank you for doing the hard work of defending professional archeology in public. For more on this topic, see our recent Thursday Throwback, “Graham Hancock & Atlantis Reborn!”
Sneak Peek! Episode 55: Eclipse Apocalypse – In this upcoming episode we dive into the meaning of eclipses among certain Indigenous communities & look at the various modern eclipse conspiracies being pushed on social media. Episode drops Sunday. Search for it in your pod-catcher.
Season 4 is almost here! Here's a sneak peek at our first episode, and if you like what you hear, please support the show on Patreon (link below). Supporters get premium episodes and regular episodes a week in advance. Enjoy!
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INALMIKI: Tupac Enrique Huehuecoyotl
Your Tales From Aztlantis hosts are saddened by the recent passing of Tupac Enrique Huehuecoyotl, of the Tonatierra-Nahuacalli community of Phoenix. We deeply mourn the loss of one of our original and long-lasting warriors and send our deepest condolences to his family and those who were close to him. Tupac worked tirelessly for over 40 years representing our community at the national and international level. His pioneering work as our Indigenous Chicano representative within the United Nations Human Rights Commission is invaluable and deserves our eternal gratitude. Walk in peace with the ancestors. Tupac Enrique Huehuecoyotl, presente!
If you haven't listened to the latest episode, we dive into the belief that the term "indio" for Indian (Native American) comes from Christopher Columbus' recognition that the indigenous people he encountered in the Bahamas were a people "in dio" or "with god," and not a reference to the country now called India. What's the source for this claim, and how factual is it? Listen and find out!
Today is Chicano Moratorium Day, a day that holds a significant place in our history. The politics of the time had an effect on our community. We spoke to Brandon Loran Maxwell last week about his documentary film, "American Homeboy," and touched on the politics of the Chicano Movement in relation to cholo culture. Have a listen.
Tlahtocan
Panel discussion
Tlahtocan: Reunion de Naciones
Celebration of Indigenous cultures del sur - at the Latino Cultural Center, Dallas, Texas.
Season Two drops in in Seven days! Join us on February 1st for the first episode, "The Four Disagreements." Please help us spread the word!
The Four Disagreements - Clip
Seven more days until Season Two! Check out this little clip from the first episode, "The Four Disagreements." Please help us spread the word!
