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Sep 11, 2026

David WalesNARRATOR
5:16
Instead of one winter, Munro had passed two years with the tribe, and in that time had acquired a wife, a daughter of the great chief, a good knowledge of the language, and an honorable name, Mak-i-e-po-wahk-sin, Rising Wolf, which was given him because of his bravery in a battle with the Crows in the Yellowstone country.
David WalesNARRATOR
5:40
During Munro's two years' absence from the fort, another engagé had learned the Blackfeet language from a Cree Indian who spoke it well, so that this man became the interpreter, and Munro was ordered to remain with the Piegan tribe of the Blackfeet to travel with them and see that they came annually to the fort to trade in the winter catch of furs.
David WalesNARRATOR
6:03
And this exactly suited him.
David WalesNARRATOR
6:06
He much preferred roaming the plains with his chosen people.

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David WalesNARRATOR
12:10
All are my especial friends, and all the men have been to war, some of them many times, and have counted coup among the enemy.
David WalesNARRATOR
12:19
Tail Feathers Coming Over The Hill has many battle-scars on different parts of his body.
David WalesNARRATOR
12:25
I was with him when he got the last one, in a fight with the Crees.
David WalesNARRATOR
12:29
The bullet struck him in the forehead, ripped open the scalp clear to the back of his head, but did not penetrate the skull.
Neil WeisenselGUEST
43:34
She found a team of translators here in town and in Brandon, and there's two different types or languages of Michif.
Neil WeisenselGUEST
43:43
One is more like French and one is more like Cree.
Neil WeisenselGUEST
43:46
So Northern Michif and French Michif sometimes they're called, or Heritage Michif and Cree Michif.
Neil WeisenselGUEST
43:52
And so they're each their own language, so each of those language had a particular person or a team.
Neil WeisenselGUEST
43:58
And then Anishinaabemowin, or also known as Ojibwe in the past, or Saulteaux, there was another team, two sisters, the Beach sisters, who did that translating.
Toby McKennaGUEST
29:32
I'm probably even more excited-
Trevor RoseHOST
29:34
In 2006, Carl/Riverstone bought the Encana Gas Storage unit, renamed it to Nisku, which side note is a Cree word meaning Canada goose.
Trevor RoseHOST
29:43
But then it had...
Trevor RoseHOST
29:44
They took it public in 2010.
JaniceNARRATOR
9:23
It is common for artists to employ other artists to help make projects, especially large-scale ones, but usually the conditions are clear.
JaniceNARRATOR
9:34
One of Blackmore's first jobs was for the Cree painter Kent Monkman, where he said his role and the surrender of copyright was established in an employment contract.
JaniceNARRATOR
9:49
In this case, without David, there would be no sculptures, Bain said.
JaniceNARRATOR
9:53
If Drever does not respond to Blackmore's lawsuit, a default judgment can be issued and enforced, said Bain.
Chris HowdenHOST
28:36
One First Nation says that if Alberta's government won't provide gender-affirming care to the province's youth, it will.
Chris HowdenHOST
28:42
Yesterday, Saddle Lake Cree Nation announced that it plans to defy a provincial law that bans doctors from prescribing puberty blockers or hormone therapy to transgender and gender-diverse children under the age of 16.
Chris HowdenHOST
28:54
Saddle Lake officials cite the Medicine Chest Clause of Treaty 6, saying it allows them to create a safe haven for all Albertans.
Chris HowdenHOST
29:02
Dr. James Makokis is a Two-Spirit Plains Cree physician who's part of this decision.
Chris HowdenHOST
29:06
We reached him in Saddle Lake, Alberta.
Nil KöksalHOST
29:10
Doctor, what are you risking personally by going ahead with this plan?
James MakokisGUEST
30:02
And part of our citizens are Two-Spirit and trans people.
James MakokisGUEST
30:07
And so being raised in a family and in a nation that has always had to exert resistance to colonial violence is something that if you do not resist, that your rights will be taken away.
Dan GuntherHOST
69:31
Live long and prosper, and, uh, stay positive.
Dan GuntherHOST
69:35
Positively Trek is produced and edited by me, Dan Gunther, and co-produced by Barry DeFord on Treaty 8 territory, the home of the Beaver, Cree, Dene, and Métis people, whose histories, languages, and cultures we respect.
Dan GuntherHOST
69:50
We acknowledge the many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit who have lived in and cared for these lands for generations.
Dan GuntherHOST
69:58
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GaryHOST
41:24
There is a theory that the figure that they were seeing, the Dover Demon, was actually a member of the Managishi race.
GaryHOST
41:32
The Managishi is a race of trickster people in the Cree Indian folklore, similar in nature to leprechauns or imps of European legends.
GaryHOST
41:42
So you have the Native Americans who have their own version of leprechauns or little people.
GaryHOST
41:47
They are described by the Cree legends as semi-humanoid, being similar to human, but possessing very thin and lanky arms and legs with big heads, but no nose.
GaryHOST
41:59
Okay.
GaryHOST
42:00
So that does fit into the description of the Dover demon.
GaryHOST
42:07
Well, if the mouth was closed, she might not have noticed it.
Goldie AnnHOST
42:09
True.
Ryan LangHOST
25:39
He's written extensively about creatures like the Falk Monster, Lizardman, Momo, and Bigfoot.
Ryan LangHOST
25:46
and has narrated and produced documentaries including The Mothman of Point Pleasant, Boggy Creek Monster, The Bray Road Beast, and Terror in the Skies.
Ryan LangHOST
25:57
He also has appeared on programs including Finding Bigfoot, Strange Evidence, and Monsters and Mysteries in America.
Ryan LangHOST
26:06
And when he isn't investigating monsters, Lyle fronts the horror-infused rock band Ghoul Town.
Joe WakefieldHOST
28:28
So very much appreciated.
Joe WakefieldHOST
28:30
And I wanted to know, in all of your talks and in your encounters, there was a movie that obviously you love.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:39
The Legend of Boggy Creek, rated G.
Joe WakefieldHOST
28:45
And I wanted to know if from the movie to reality, after everyone you've talked to, are there any differences of what was portrayed on film versus what you consider to be
speaker_7NARRATOR
42:11
The Algonquins were divided into a great many tribes, some of whose names are still familiar among the Indians of to-day.
speaker_7NARRATOR
42:18
The Micmacs of Nova Scotia, the Malasite of New Brunswick, the Naskapi of Quebec, the Chippewa of Ontario, and the Crees of the Prairie are of this stock.
speaker_7NARRATOR
42:29
It is even held that the Algonquins are to be considered typical specimens of the American race.
speaker_7NARRATOR
42:34
They were of fine stature, and in strength and muscular development were quite on a par with the races of the old world.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
6:45
Everywhere was gay sound, the fiddle, the laugh, the song.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
6:50
Everywhere was gay color, the red sashes of the voyageurs, the beaded moccasins and leggings of the Métis, the capotes of the brigade, the variegated costumes of the Crees and Ojibwas.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
7:05
Like the wild roses around the edge of the muskegs, this brief flowering of the year passed.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
7:12
Again the nights were long, again the frost crept down from the eternal snow, again the wolves howled across barren wastes.

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