# Vine Deloria Jr
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Vine Victor Deloria Jr. (March 26, 1933 – November 13, 2005) was a Native American author, theologian, historian, and activist. He was widely known for his book Custer Died for Your Sins: An Indian Manifesto (1969), which helped attract national attention to Native American issues in the same year as the Alcatraz-Red Power Movement.
Episode 11 Myths & Misconceptions Christianity is White Man's Relgion
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I believe Natives who Follow Jesus can “speak the truth in love” when it comes to history in the Americas and Christianity today. In four episodes I will be talking about Myths of Native America and Misconceptions of Christianity. Since I live in both worlds as a Navajo who is a Ch…
Vine Deloria Jr. – Part Two
In this second part of our 1997 interview with legendary lawyer, theologian and scholar, Vine Deloria Jr., the renowned author breaks down national policy in relation to native people, discusses his cultural identity, and makes predictions about the future of technology.
This episode was produced …
88: The Story of a Wildcat: Community Resilience and Cultural Connection
Our latest LiveWell podcast episode features an enlightening conversation with Dr. Dan Wildcat, a professor at Haskell Indian Nations University and a profound thinker on Indigenous perspectives of ecology, technology, and community. Dr. Wildcat shares his transformative journey from Sociology to E…
Vine Deloria Jr. – Part One (rebroadcast)
Legendary author, legal and religious scholar, professor and activist, Vine Deloria, Jr. shares profound insights into the function of ceremony in community, the meaning and importance of sacred places, the dangers of New Age appropriation, the environmental impact of Western religions, and the urg…
Vine Deloria Jr. – Part Two (rebroadcast)
In this second part of our 1997 interview with legendary lawyer, theologian and scholar, Vine Deloria Jr., the renowned author breaks down national policy in relation to native people, discusses his cultural identity, and makes predictions about the future of technology.
This interview originally …
500 Broken Treaties and No War Was Fought: The Garrison Dam and the Theft of Fort Berthold
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Native Americans are presented to us as a conquered people, but we never talk about how the United States federal government has broken over 500 treaties…
American Giants Episode 48 | The Nephilim Were Here — And So Was Something Else
Four dragon friends and dark web theologians — buckle up, because this one has been a LONG time coming. Giant June month is coming to a close, and I saved the best for last. This episode has been one of the hardest I've ever had to record (and if you know anything about giant hunters and the "inter…
89 I Illness, Disease and the Whole Person (Part 1)
Check out the full series on Youtube - Roots of Care Series
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We explore the limitations of mechanistic models in medicine and emphasize the importance of seeing patients as whole beings shaped by history, context, land, and community. Through candid conversation among clinicians trained …
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