Cherokee Nation
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Sep 6, 2026
Jay RamoneHOST
Speaking of opportunities, let's pivot up real fast and let's talk about a couple of these other opportunities that you have taken on the responsibility of because they're both of equal importance.
Jay RamoneHOST
You've got one position that I want you to talk about with the Cherokee Nation a little more in detail, but also what you're doing with the Tulsa Boys Homes.
Dustin HowardGUEST
Oh, okay.
Dustin HowardGUEST
I'm looking at my own website right now.
Dustin HowardGUEST
Okay.
Dustin HowardGUEST
So let's do them one at a time.
Dustin HowardGUEST
The Cherokee nation.
Dustin HowardGUEST
I recently accepted a position to teach their introduction to post-production audio.
Melissa TopshireHOST
She also co-founded the Women's Media Center in 2005.
Melissa TopshireHOST
Steinem married businessman and environmentalist David Bale in 2000 at the Oklahoma home of her friend Wilma Mankiller, former head of the Cherokee Nation.
Melissa TopshireHOST
Bale died of brain lymphoma three years later.
Melissa TopshireHOST
Steinem had no children of her own.
Bob SturmHOST
And the wedding between Steinem and David Bale took place in Stilwell, Oklahoma.
Bob SturmHOST
And it was performed by a longtime friend of Steinem, a former Cherokee Nation chief called Wilma Mankiller.
Bob SturmHOST
Ha ha ha!
Corby DavidsonHOST
What a perfect name for Gloria Steinem's officiator.
Gloria SteinemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A- and that meant that they were, uh, in balance from the beginning.
Gloria SteinemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So w- when I began to, to meet people like Wilma Mankiller, the chief of the Cherokee Nation, and Rebecca Adamson and, you know, so many other Native American women, it was both incredibly angering [chuckles] and incredibly inspiring at the same time because these egalitarian circular, very developed, you know, in terms of science and, and creating the biggest system of earthworks in the world, pyramids bigger than those in Egypt, uh, you know, s- very sophisticated forms of government, the Iroquois Confederacy.
Gloria SteinemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So on the one hand, I was inspired because I thought so much that we search for now once was here, and on the other hand, I was just deeply [laughs] outraged and I just...
Gloria SteinemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I realize that I-- It's silly to say this because of course the people to whom it happened are the ones who know it way better than I.
Deidre DettermanHOST
You know, if you travel a lot, you travel for work, and it's difficult to go where you need to go, that makes it hard.
Renee McKenneyGUEST
It's, and I just think, you know, with our tribes, there's so much, I mean, being the largest American city on tribal land, I mean, to get to come here and really learn about the Cherokee Nation, the Osage Nation, the Muscogee Nation, that's important.
Renee McKenneyGUEST
And we, the Lieutenant Governor says it all the time, we are the most authentic American city.
Renee McKenneyGUEST
So.
Nick EstesGUEST
So the number of abductions are steadily increasing under the leadership of the new department.
Nick EstesGUEST
Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen, who is in fact a citizen of the Cherokee Nation.
Nick EstesGUEST
But nonetheless, I think the lack of attention on that particular issue doesn't mean that it hasn't subsided in terms of the violence.
Nick EstesGUEST
This is coupled with increasing movement against the flock cameras.
Sookie SooksonHOST
about the evil magic, choose to become witches, and are thusly seen.
Sookie SooksonHOST
As of 1986, the legend of the Skinwalkers is not well understood outside the Navajo culture, both due to reluctance to discuss the subject with outsiders, as well as what Cherokee Nation academic Adrian Keene says is a lack of the necessary cultural context the stories are embedded within.
Sookie SooksonHOST
So to learn about C, you gotta learn about A and B.
Sookie SooksonHOST
You gotta learn about what's a letter, what's the alphabet.
LaurieHOST
What else is new? So I've toned it down.
LaurieHOST
This is episode 16.23, Wilma Mankiller, First Woman Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation.
LaurieHOST
We have very little idea who ran Native American tribes in pre-colonial times or even during colonial times.
LaurieHOST
The written records we have are English, French, or Spanish, and they were famous for misunderstanding the indigenous people that they were writing about.
LaurieHOST
There is much that could be said about this period.
LaurieHOST
It has been compared to the Holocaust.
LaurieHOST
But for today, I am mentioning it only to explain why the Cherokee Nation today is in Oklahoma.
LaurieHOST
They were driven there against their will.
Paul GowderHOST
Today, my guest is Tracy Sorrell.
Paul GowderHOST
She's a Cherokee Nation citizen, a best-selling author, and one of the most decorated voices in Native children's literature.
Paul GowderHOST
She writes fiction and nonfiction and really focuses on the young reader.
Paul GowderHOST
And she has a list of honors behind her name in all of her books.
Paul GowderHOST
She was a federal indigenous law attorney and a nonprofit executive director.
Paul GowderHOST
And she'll talk more about how she'd go from that to author.
Paul GowderHOST
She's a first-generation college graduate and lives in the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma.
Paul GowderHOST
She has two books coming out this year, Riding the Trail, Cherokees Remembers the Removal, and Indigenous A to Z, which will be released soon.
speaker_1HOST
Paxton has taken roughly $500,000 from data center donors and sat on two counties' requests to block local construction for six months.
speaker_1HOST
It's the fourth distinct veto point on data center build-out in three weeks after Texas' own grid operator paused connections, Pennsylvania issued an executive order, and the Cherokee Nation banned construction on its land.
speaker_1HOST
Data center citing is now electoral politics, not just regulation, which raises timeline risk for any compute build-out that depends on Texas.
speaker_1HOST
Quick hits from the consumer side.
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