ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Brian Burkhart is Associate Professor of Philosophy and affiliated faculty in Native American Studies at the University of Oklahoma and citizen of the Cherokee Nation. In this stand-alone interview episode of our podcast series, Prof Burkhart describes on his journey into philosophy, explains why he holds that the best path for Indigenizing philosophy and healing the damages of colonialist thinking is through the land, and reflects on the possibilities he sees for Christianity in this healing.
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Links and Resources for This Episode:
**Research Profile of Professor Brian Burkhart: https://ou.academia.edu/BrianBurkhart
**Brian Burkhart, Indigenizing Philosophy through the Land: https://msupress.org/9781611863307/indigenizing-philosophy-through-the-land/
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For the video version of this podcast and further links and resources, go to: https://treatylearning.ca/2026/06/26/interview-with-prof-brian-burkhart/
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Links and Resources for This Episode:
**Research Profile of Professor Brian Burkhart: https://ou.academia.edu/BrianBurkhart
**Brian Burkhart, Indigenizing Philosophy through the Land: https://msupress.org/9781611863307/indigenizing-philosophy-through-the-land/
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For the video version of this podcast and further links and resources, go to: https://treatylearning.ca/2026/06/26/interview-with-prof-brian-burkhart/
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