Episodes
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How Indigenous Knowledge Connects to Science
S1 E8 - 8m 21s
Welcome back to Sovereign Innovations with your host, Cheyenne Bearfoot! In this episode, we dive deep into the fascinating world of Indigenous knowledge and storytelling. Let's celebrate the wisdom and innovation of Indigenous peoples and see how their stories continue to shape our understanding of the world.
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How Do Indigenous People Use Laughter as Medicine
S1 E7 - 9m 21s
In this episode of Sovereign Innovations, host Cheyenne Bearfoot delves into the healing power of laughter within Native cultures. Join Cheyenne as she navigates through the rich history of comedic storytelling in Indigenous communities. From ancient times to the present day, humor has been a vital tool for coping with adversity and fostering community resilience.
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What is an Indigenous Kitchen?
S1 E6 - 9m 28s
Uncover the resilient bond between Indigenous food sovereignty and Native foodways in this episode of Sovereign Innovations. Join Cheyenne Bearfoot and Chef Crystal Wahpepah as they explore ancestral wisdom, sustainable practices, and the revival of traditional recipes. Dive deep into the heart of Indigenous resilience and cultural preservation.
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How Native Women Are Revolutionizing Film Narratives
S1 E5 - 8m 52s
Welcome to Sovereign Innovations, where we are diving deep into the groundbreaking shifts in cinema. In this episode, host Cheyenne Bearfoot takes us on a journey celebrating the power, stories, and brilliance of Indigenous women in film. From challenging stereotypes to reclaiming narratives, Indigenous women are reshaping the landscape of cinema.
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How Shells Tell Native History
S1 E4 - 10m 15s
Join host Cheyenne Bearfoot on Sovereign Innovations as she uncovers the profound legacy of wampum beads in North American history. From sacred symbols to colonial currency, discover the intricate craftsmanship and enduring cultural significance behind these tiny treasures.
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Celebrating the Diversity of Indigenous Homes
S1 E3 - 10m 44s
Since the beginning of humanity, Indigenous people have created homes and formed communities; in both the structural, tangible sense of the word, and the warm and fuzzy, emotional sense. Some of those early Indigenous designs continue to serve as inspiration for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous architects as they develop the world’s infrastructure.
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How Indigenous Music Impacts Modern Genres
S1 E2 - 10m 59s
Despite what popular Western culture may have you thinking, the sound of Indigenous communities isn’t limited to flutes and Tom-tom drums! Indigenous music also permeates dubstep, jazz, and death metal. Aspects of traditional Native sound make up the heartbeat of rock’n’roll. Our host Cheyenne Bearfoot explains how Indigenous music extends through every modern genre.
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What Does “Authentically” Indigenous Look Like?
S1 E1 - 10m 9s
Discover how Indigenous innovation and technology allows Indigenous communities to survive and thrive now and across the centuries. Our host, Cheyenne Bearfoot, will explore various native and Indigenous identities across the globe in order to unravel stereotypes that have diminished innovations made by Indigenous peoples.
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