Onondaga people
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Nov 2, 2026
Comparing Notes: Yoruba, Indigenous, and Matriarchal Wisdom w/ Abi Awomosu
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19:17Baratunde ThurstonHOST
This is a book that highlights the history and present of indigenous democracy on the land that we call the Americas and specifically the United States of America.
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19:27Baratunde ThurstonHOST
So the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the now six nations of Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga,
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19:35Abi AwomosuGUEST
Cayuga, Seneca, and Tuscarora.
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19:37Baratunde ThurstonHOST
And this book is basically an invitation from elders in this world to reconnect with our humanness and with a deeper democracy, which has these amazing principles that are probably very consistent around the world.
This Week in NDN All-Stars History: Danny Lopez, Wes Welker & More
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17:49Bill BlackHOST
He catches a 65-yard touchdown and adds 137 yards on kick returns in one of the Phoenix's biggest upsets of the season.
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17:58Bill BlackHOST
In 2024, World Lacrosse creates a special achievement award and names Onondaga lacrosse leader Oren Lyons its first recipient.
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18:07Bill BlackHOST
Lyons earns the recognition for his work carrying the game and the Haudenosaunee lacrosse tradition to a worldwide audience.
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18:15Bill BlackHOST
The day's first story on November 5th comes in 2006.
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23:41Bill BlackHOST
A huge crowd is pulling for Cote, but Lopez goes the full 15 rounds and wins a unanimous decision.
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23:48Bill BlackHOST
He is the new world featherweight champion.
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23:51Bill BlackHOST
That same day in 1976, Canada formally designates Onondaga runner Tom Longboat a National Historic Person.
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23:58Bill BlackHOST
The honor recognizes the distance running star who won the 1907 Boston Marathon and became one of Canada's most celebrated athletes.
Life and Times of Kateri Tekakwitha, The Lily of the Mohawks-Ellen Walworth
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39:04Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
The proud Senecas, whose portion of the house extended from Seneca Lake to Niagara, were the western doorkeepers of this household of nations, waging fierce war on their neighbors near Lake Erie.
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39:18Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
The wily Onondagas, wise old politicians in the middle of the long house at Onondaga Lake, led in council.
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39:29Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
Their leading chief, the elected president of this first American republic, lit the central council fire and sat in state among the fifty Oyanders, sachems, who formed the Iroquois Senate.
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39:45Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
Ten of these were always Kaniengas or Mohawks, and fourteen were Onondagas.
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39:52Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
These two nations and the Senecas were called brothers, while the intermediate Oneidas and Cayugas were always spoken of as nephews because they were younger and less important nations with fewer Oyanders.
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40:08Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
Tekakwitha's father may have been one of the ten Mohawk Oyanders, but there is more reason to believe that he belonged to a class of war chiefs who took part only in councils of war.
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46:26Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
They clung to it in the midst of all the wild superstitions of their conquerors.
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46:32Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
They explained it to others as well as they could, and they welcomed with glad hearts any black gown who was brave enough to tread in the footsteps of Jogues.
Stories the Iroquois Tell Their Children-Mabel Powers
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8:07Frank CookNARRATOR
It was at the time of the Berry Moon that Yesenowes hit the story trail.
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8:13Frank CookNARRATOR
Since then, she has journeyed through all the lands of the Senecas, the Onondagas, the Cayugas, the Oneidas, the Mohawks, and the Tuscaroras.
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8:24Frank CookNARRATOR
Like the storyteller of old, Yesenoes wandered from lodge to lodge of the Iroquois.
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8:30Frank CookNARRATOR
Anio, she would call.
85: The First Vision Happened in 1825?!
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37:28Colby ReddishHOST
No, I did not know there were
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37:29Julia SandersPANELIST
Onondagas.
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37:30Julia SandersPANELIST
The Onondaga Indians were right around Palmyra in the same area.
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37:34Julia SandersPANELIST
And so Joseph, the reason this is interesting to me is Joseph Smith says later when he's with Zion's camp, they unearth this body and he's like, oh, it's Zelf.
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37:44Julia SandersPANELIST
He's a white Lamanite.
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37:45Julia SandersPANELIST
And he says he was under the prophet named Onondagas.
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37:48Julia SandersPANELIST
And so Joseph's just kind of, for me, I think Joseph's just playing on the words of this Native American group that was right around his area anyway.
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37:56Julia SandersPANELIST
Um, but anyway, that's really interesting.
Dana Bash on new book "The Elections that Changed the World"
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26:46Dana BashGUEST
Okay, I can't wait.
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26:48Major GarrettHOST
And the first one is not so much an election, but an association that was by choice and by democracy, small, small, small, almost microscopic, the Iroquois Confederacy that put the six together, the major six tribes in Northern part of America, the Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cuyahoga, Seneca, Iroquois, because that Confederacy was close enough to the founding fathers that while they took from European, They also looked at the practical separation of powers in that six nation confederacy for inspiration.
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27:25Major GarrettHOST
I don't want to overdraw that, but some inspiration for aspects of the U.S. Constitution.
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27:29Dana BashGUEST
I totally agree with you.
Ep. 277: More Mayhem: Fall Sports Mash-Up is Back
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53:42Shireen AhmedHOST
This idea of competition, creating something and bringing something up and then not like being shut away from it after introducing it to the entire world.
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53:51Shireen AhmedHOST
And I'm going to reference the Onondaga Nation, People of the Hills.
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53:55Shireen AhmedHOST
They're reporting on it because I think it's really important to center the community in that.
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53:59Shireen AhmedHOST
And it talks about will the Games creators be able to even attend? And at this point, no, they won't because they won't be able to qualify through traditional systems.
October 19: Saints Jean de Brébeuf, Isaac Jogues, Priests and Martyrs; and their Companions, Martyrs—USA: Memorial
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2:21speaker_0NARRATOR
It was formed for intertribal security, diplomacy, and governance based on the tribe's great law of peace.
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2:31speaker_0NARRATOR
The participating tribes were the Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca, and Tuscarora.
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2:41speaker_0NARRATOR
The Dutch and later British engaged in fur trading in exchange for European items such as metal tools, firearms, and alcohol.
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2:53speaker_0NARRATOR
Around the same time, French explorers came into contact with the Huron-Wendat Confederacy, who were continually at war with the Iroquois.
This Week in NDN All-Stars History: Johnny Bench, Jim Thorpe, Tom Longboat & More
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1:56Bill BlackHOST
We start the week off with October 18th.
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1:59Bill BlackHOST
In 1906, Tom Longboat, the Onondaga runner, wins Hamilton's Around the Bay Road race in the breakthrough victory that launches him onto the Canadian distance running scene.
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2:09Bill BlackHOST
Longboat covers the roughly 19-mile course in dominant fashion, winning by more than three minutes and announcing himself as one of the country's most exciting young runners.
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2:19Bill BlackHOST
A few years later, in 1952, Jack Jacobs, the Creek quarterback, throws a first-quarter touchdown pass to Tom Casey against Calgary, raising his season total to 34 and breaking the Canadian single season record of 33 he set the year before.
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6:11Bill BlackHOST
The victory is Hamilton's 13th of the season, establishing a new single-season franchise record for wins.
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6:18Bill BlackHOST
Evans completes 32 of 41 passes while the Tiger Cats remain perfect at home.
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6:23Bill BlackHOST
A few years later, in 2023, Onondaga lacrosse great Oren Lyons is inducted into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame as a builder in lacrosse and receives the Order of Sport.
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6:33Bill BlackHOST
The honor recognizes both Lyons' decorated playing career and his visionary role in building the sovereign Haudenosaunee National Lacrosse Program.
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Stories the Iroquois Tell Their Children-Mabel Powers
Oct 18 · 1 Mention
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6:36speaker_2UNKNOWN
It was at the time of the Berry Moon that Yesenowes hit the story trail.
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6:42speaker_2UNKNOWN
Since then, she has journeyed through all the lands of the Senecas, the Onondagas, the Cayugas, the Oneidas, the Mohawks, and the Tuscaroras.
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6:53speaker_2UNKNOWN
Like the storyteller of old, Yesenoes wandered from lodge to lodge of the Iroquois.
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7:00speaker_2UNKNOWN
Anio, she would call.
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