Their History is our History. This is a page to explore the rich history of the Six Nations of the Haudenosaunee. The Iroquois History & Legends Podcast!
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It’s maps like this that are very misleading. France and England may have had a few dozen trading outposts in the interior of the continent but they did not control any of it. They were relegated to the coasts. There was no “control”. Listen to our French and Indian War Series to understand the real political situation in the mid 1700s.
This post is not Six Nations related but if you wonder where Caleb has been, he has been doing a lot of work with his group The Irish Lassies. He still loves history and many of his songs in their upcoming album reflect that. But writing and recording songs takes a lot of time and work. If you’d like to meet him or hear some of his music. Check out this update.
Happy Treaty Day to all of my friends who belong to the Six Nations of the Haudenosaunee. May better days of peace, friendship, and understanding be in all of our futures.
The first half of this episode is another Seneca story about a herd of buffalo (bison) and how you should choose who you follow carefully.
In the second half of the episode Andrew shares a very short history of the American Bison.
Known as the "Lilly of the Mohawks" Kateri was a Mohawk woman born in the mid 17th century. After being baptized by Jesuit missionaries she became a Christian that worked to incorporate her faith fully into her native culture. Three centuries after her death she was canonized as a Catholic Saint in 2012. This week we are joined by journalist Peter Jesser Smith as he unpacks her life and legacy.
On the main page of the BBC today. https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20220801-the-sacred-sisters-of-ancient-america
In Quebec, the tale of the "three sisters" isn't just a myth about cooperation; it's a message from Wendat ancestors that teaches modern people about ancient, life-sustaining food.
Jeopardy misspelled "ARE".
Answer - This used to be a relevant TV show, but now contributes to the erasure of First Nations peoples and normalizes white supremacy.
Question - What is Jeopardy!
(thanks for finding this Justin V from Windsor :) )
Look for a new episode early next week. Any guesses who's biography we are covering?
Even Dan Snow likes The Last of the Mohicans.
If you are confused, listen to our first episode on the French and Indian War.
Whenever a war starts it's always someone else's fault.
The call to serve in the U.S. armed forces has resonated for Native American, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian men and women from the country's founding to the present day. Veterans are honored at Native gatherings of all kinds, where they are often asked to perform flag-raisings, blessings, and t...
Check out the new documentary I Am Rochester Now available to rent or to buy. The film covers the Spiritual History of the Rochester and Finger Lakes area. Featuring many interviews with members of the Six Nations.
We can officially announce this major milestone of the online release for the ‘I Am Rochester’ documentary! You can now rent or purchase your very own digital copy of ‘I Am Rochester’ on-demand to watch in the comfort of your own home. Thank you to all our supporters for your patience and help in reaching this goal. We’re excited for the world to see this documentary!
Click here!⬇️
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/iamrochester
Iroquois History and Legends : Legends 14: The Box Tortoise's Shell | The Porcupine's Quills
Thank you to everyone who came out to our presentation in Batavia, NY this past week. You can find a link of the talk here.
Andrew and Caleb Cotter of Iroquois History & Legends Podcast, share the life and times of Ely Parker who was born on the Tonawanda Reservation at Indian Fal...
BATAVIA — Ely Parker was a Seneca who grew up on the Tonawanda Indian Reservation in Western New York and described as a “renaissance man.”
Hello friends,
Caleb and Andrew will be giving a lecture on the amazing life of General Ely S. Parker.
We will be sharing at West Sparta Historical Society on Sunday April 24th and at the Holland Land Office Museum on Wednesday April 27th.
Come on out. We'd love to meet you.
Caleb and Andrew look to expand their content to people in other areas of the world.
Our Final SHOW.... in our Civil War Series is now available. https://iroquois.libsyn.com/64-the-iroquois-in-the-civil-war-part-3-the-oneida-nation?tdest_id=511973
In our final episode in our Haudenosaunee in the Civil War series we take a look at how other individuals and communities made contributions to the war effort. We will cover Dr. Peter Wilson (Cayuga), the U.S. - Dakota War of 1862 and the Oneida Nation of Green Bay, WI Notes: Federal Publishin...
Perry Ground is a member of the Onondaga Nation. He belongs to the Turtle Clan and has spent the past 30 years as an oral storyteller. Preforming and sharing traditional Haudenosaunee stories is his passion. Listen to why telling stories is an important part of every culture.
To have Perry come and visit your group you can contact him through his website at https://talkingturtlestories.com
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The first half of this episode is another Seneca story about a herd of buffalo (bison) and how you should choose who you follow carefully. In the second half of the episode Andrew shares a very short history of the American Bison.
Known as the "Lilly of the Mohawks" Kateri was a Mohawk woman born in the mid 17th century. After being baptized by Jesuit missionaries she became a Christian that worked to incorporate her faith fully into her native culture. Three centuries after her death she was canonized as a Catholic Saint in 2012. This week we are joined by journalist Peter Jesser Smith as he unpacks her life and legacy.
Iroquois History and Legends : Legends 14: The Box Tortoise's Shell | The Porcupine's Quills
Caleb and Andrew look to expand their content to people in other areas of the world.
Perry Ground is a member of the Onondaga Nation. He belongs to the Turtle Clan and has spent the past 30 years as an oral storyteller. Preforming and sharing traditional Haudenosaunee stories is his passion. Listen to why telling stories is an important part of every culture. To have Perry come and visit your group you can contact him through his website at https://talkingturtlestories.com
In 1862, after struggling for over a year to join the Union Army in the Civil War, dozen of men from the Seneca and Tuscarora nation were finally given a chance to showcase their prowess and courage.
In 1861 a group of Seneca-Cayuga Iroquois who had relocated to Oklahoma in search of peace find themselves right in the middle of the American Civil War. Learn about the war in the west. This episode has everything, Cherokee Confederates fighting against Free Black Soldiers and Union allied Iroquois. Maurading desperados, tears, betrayals, death, and of course many battles.
To give you a better idea about how the Haudenosaunee influenced North America in 17th and 18th Centuries we have put this video together for you. Watch in HD for the best detail.
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