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Oct 25, 2026
Richard SattHOST
There is within the human nature a need to communicate with our lost loved ones.
Richard SattHOST
The Native American Chumash tribe of California had ways to communicate with the dead.
Richard SattHOST
You would pay a shaman a price of goods and he would take you to a special place believed to be the entrance to the spirit world.
Richard SattHOST
There he would concoct a mixture of narcotic loco weed, datura.
Fanshen CoxHOST
Savage, Sean Pipkin-West, and Megan Fillmore.
Fanshen CoxHOST
Sister Brunch is recorded on the unceded territory of the Tongva and the Chumash in Los Angeles.
Fanshen CoxHOST
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Fanshen CoxHOST
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Cardon EllisHOST
And you look at these people and you're like, shut up.
Cardon EllisHOST
You've never even talked to a Chumash Indian.
Cardon EllisHOST
You don't even know what the Puebloans are.
Cardon EllisHOST
You know what I'm saying? Like, get out of here.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
So as an example, I live in Los Angeles.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
So if I were to be writing a story of what happened here in the 17th century with the Chumash Indians... and say, and the Chumash Indians settled in the San Fernando Valley, that is an anachronism.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
It was not called the San Fernando Valley.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
San Fernando is one of the Catholic saints that when the Spanish came and set up their missions, they named one of the missions San Fernando.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
So as an example, I live in Los Angeles.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
So if I were to be writing a story of what happened here in the 17th century with the Chumash Indians, and say, and the Chumash Indians settled in the San Fernando Valley, that is an anachronism.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
It was not called the San Fernando Valley.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
San Fernando is one of the Catholic saints that when the Spanish came and set up their missions, they named one of the missions San Fernando.
Jivana HeymanHOST
I'm Jeevana and my pronouns are he and him.
Jivana HeymanHOST
I'm joining you from Santa Barbara, California, which is Chumash land.
Jivana HeymanHOST
And I'm so glad you're here.
Jivana HeymanHOST
Thanks so much for joining me.
Jivana HeymanHOST
I'm Jeevana and my pronouns are he and him.
Jivana HeymanHOST
I'm joining you from Santa Barbara, California, which is Chumash land.
Jivana HeymanHOST
And I'm so glad you're here.
Jivana HeymanHOST
Thanks so much for joining me.
Alvaro MarquezGUEST
[upbeat music] My name is Alvaro Marquez.
Alvaro MarquezGUEST
My pronouns are they, them, theirs, and I am a light-skinned, mixed race, uh, US-born Mexican queer recovering addict and neurodivergent person living in Tovangar on the unceded lands of the Tongva, Gabrielino, Kizh, Tataviam, Acjachemen, and Chumash.
Alvaro MarquezGUEST
That's how I would describe myself.
Ally BeardsleyHOST
Wow.
Joe PayneGUEST
a colony of Mexico.
Joe PayneGUEST
And you have this phenomena of you had the indigenous people in the missions, whether it's the Chumash here or, you know, different indigenous groups up and down the coast in the in the missions who were indentured laborers.
Joe PayneGUEST
Talk to some of them.
Joe PayneGUEST
They'll say say they were slaves, maybe not chattel slaves, but they were enslaved at the missions.
Fanshen CoxHOST
Savage, Shawn Pipkin-West, and Meghan Fillmore.
Fanshen CoxHOST
Sista Brunch is recorded on the unceded territory of the Tongva and the Chumash in Los Angeles.
Fanshen CoxHOST
Thank you so much for listening.
Fanshen CoxHOST
You can support us by leaving us a review on Apple or Spotify, wherever you listen or watch the podcast, and also joining us over on our Patreon, where we're starting our Sista Sessions.
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