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In this episode, we talk a little bit about the Mi'kmaq's history, their language, and like always, we'll dive into what and who the Sabawealnu are. This week's story is The Last Storm (viewer discretion is advised).
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Hi guys and welcome back for season 2! It has been quiet the journey, and we thank you all for your patience and support. In this episode, we talk a little bit about the Cree's history, their language, and like always, we'll dive into what and who the Mannegishi are. This week's story is Camping in The Sticks (viewer discretion is advised, there are a few cuss words, and mention of a nasty fall). Follow along as three friends endure a bumpy start to their long awaited camping trip.
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Today we are talking about the Stick Indians, from the Coast Salish peoples. Like always, we will start with discussing who they are, a little bit about their history, and some current events. Then we will dive into the creature, along with giving you a short story written by Josef
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Today we are talking about Walking Sam, also known as The Tall Man, from the South Dakota, Sioux, but more specifically, the Pine Ridge Reserve. Like always, we will start with discussing who they are.
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Follow along, as we dive into whom the Lakota peoples are, and we also talk about the Grattan Massacre, in 1854. Then we go into what the Sharp-Elbows is and finish with our short story, Orphanage written by Josef R. Stafford.
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We are talking about The Wendigo, from the Algonquin people. To start, we will discuss who they are. Then we will dive into the creature, along with giving you a short story written by our own Josef Stafford.
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This week are talking about The Sasquatch from Coast Salish peoples of the Northern Pacific Coast of Canada and the USA.
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The Wechuge is an ancient ice giant, that comes from the Dane-zaa people from the Northern Athabaskan region of Canada. Listen in as we explore who this creature comes from and how to defeat it.
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Follow each week as The Historical Natives tell bone-chilling stories from the indigenous peoples of North America. We're your hosts, Mackenzie & Josef and you're listening to The Historical Natives! If you have any creature suggestions, please feel free to reach out to us!
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