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Osage Nation

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Sep 11, 2026

Michael TilleyGUEST
3:52
But the historic site essentially – the National Park Service essentially said that it has complicated layers of history.
Michael TilleyGUEST
3:59
There are potentially Osage settlements, other older settlements even before contact with Europeans, Jay-Adam Biko, the Fort Smith National Historic Site Superintendent.
Michael TilleyGUEST
4:11
told me that building such a fort would, quote, directly disturb and damage the site's archaeological resources.
Michael TilleyGUEST
4:18
This would diminish the site's cultural value and integrity.

23 MINS LATER

Andrea L. RogersGUEST
26:52
And, you know, in the end, she's kind of a storyteller, right? And so those pieces in between are sort of hearken to that aspect of her personality and what she's learning about.
Kyle KellamsHOST
27:03
As you mentioned, those interstitials that are in between the narrative, you know, remind us about the murder, the destruction of culture, the attempted elimination of culture, rape of a land.
Kyle KellamsHOST
27:19
all the horrible things that happened, not just in Oklahoma, but what brought Cherokee and Osage and Muskogee to Oklahoma.
Kyle KellamsHOST
27:31
But you didn't set it at that time.
Matt WildasinHOST
67:24
He had Cherokee
Somer CanonHOST
67:24
and Osage.
Matt WildasinHOST
67:26
Is that...
Matt WildasinHOST
67:26
Yeah, okay.
speaker_8NARRATOR
23:25
The principal rivers which empty into the Missouri are, as you ascend, the Gasconade, the River of the Osages, the two Chariterns, the Great River, the River des Canipes, Nichanin, Batoni, the Great and Little Nimaha, the River Platte, the River des Sioux, and Lokikor.
speaker_8NARRATOR
23:48
As far as twenty-five leagues above its junction with the Mississippi are to be found different settlements of American families, that is, at Bonhomme and Femme Osage, etc.
speaker_8NARRATOR
24:00
Beyond this, its banks are inhabited only by savage nations, the Great and Little Osages, settled one hundred and twenty leagues on the river of that name, the Canipes, the Atos, the Panies, the Loups or Pants Mahas, the Mahas, the Pogas, the Ricars.
speaker_8NARRATOR
24:20
The Mandanes and the Sioux.
speaker_8NARRATOR
24:22
The last nation is not fixed on the banks of the Missouri, but habitually goes there to hunt.

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speaker_8NARRATOR
35:43
There is however no doubt that there are some of tin of copper of silver and even of gold according to the account of the Indians who have found some particles or dust of these metals either on the surface of the earth or on the banks of small torrents.
speaker_8NARRATOR
36:01
I consider it a duty at the same time to give an idea of the salt mines and the salines which are found in the same latitude on the branches of the river Arkansas.
speaker_8NARRATOR
36:12
At about three hundred miles from the village of the great Osages in a westerly direction after having passed several branches of the river Arkansas we find a flat surrounded by hills of an immense extent and about fifteen leagues in diameter.
David WalesNARRATOR
76:05
This ceremony on the part of the novitiate, if reverently performed, gave his shield invulnerable power.
David WalesNARRATOR
76:13
A story told to many of us during the campaign referred to by one of the oldest of the Comanches, the oldest Indian I have ever seen, Little Beaver of the Osages, is very interesting, showing to what an art the despised savage of thirty years ago reduced storytelling.
David WalesNARRATOR
76:32
The dried-up old warrior prefaced his tale by stating that he was so aged that he was brother of the highest peak of the Wichita Mountains, at the foot of which we were camped on a cold December night in 1868.
David WalesNARRATOR
76:47
Here is the story.

4 HRS 43 MINS LATER

David WalesNARRATOR
360:15
The wagons were formed into a corral, so that the animals might be protected in the event of a prolonged fight with the savages.
David WalesNARRATOR
360:23
The guards were instructed to be doubly vigilant, and every man slept with his rifle on his arm, for the old colonel assured them the savages would never rest content with their defeat on the Walnut, but true to their thieving propensities and their desire for revenge, would seize the first favorable opportunity to renew the attack.
David WalesNARRATOR
360:44
All this was a new and strange experience to young Carson, who had never before seen any Indians except a few friendly Shawnees and Osages.
David WalesNARRATOR
360:54
Of the methods and tactics of the wild plain tribes, he literally knew nothing.
Mark McBrideGUEST
18:12
Really, I mean.
Michael CrossHOST
18:14
The Osage Nation Congress is moving forward with an investigation of its new chief.
Michael CrossHOST
18:19
A special counsel will investigate allegations against Principal Chief Joe Tillman to determine if removal is in the cards.
Michael CrossHOST
18:26
This comes after Tillman enacted a budget emergency last month forcing the closure of the tribe's visitor center, Harvestland Farm, and its private immersion school.
Andy MooreGUEST
18:40
I think, again, there's a lot of unanswered questions here.
Andy MooreGUEST
18:44
The chief did declare that budget emergency and closed those things, and then later came back and kind of backed up on that and said, oh, never mind, there's not a budget emergency.
Andy MooreGUEST
18:55
And I will be honest, I don't know all the details of how the Osage Nation governance structure is set up, but it does sound like the members of the Tribal Congress have a lot of unanswered questions.
Andy MooreGUEST
19:10
You know, this in some ways I think is a familiar story to many Oklahomans.
David WalesNARRATOR
76:18
This ceremony on the part of the novitiate, if reverently performed, gave his shield invulnerable power.
David WalesNARRATOR
76:26
A story told to many of us during the campaign referred to by one of the oldest of the Comanches, the oldest Indian I have ever seen, Little Beaver of the Osages, is very interesting, showing to what an art the despised savage of thirty years ago reduced storytelling.
David WalesNARRATOR
76:45
The dried-up old warrior prefaced his tale by stating that he was so aged that he was brother of the highest peak of the Wichita Mountains, at the foot of which we were camped on a cold December night in 1868.
David WalesNARRATOR
77:00
Here is the story.

4 HRS 47 MINS LATER

David WalesNARRATOR
363:46
The wagons were formed into a corral, so that the animals might be protected in the event of a prolonged fight with the savages.
David WalesNARRATOR
363:54
The guards were instructed to be doubly vigilant, and every man slept with his rifle on his arm, for the old colonel assured them the savages would never rest content with their defeat on the Walnut, but true to their thieving propensities and their desire for revenge, would seize the first favorable opportunity to renew the attack.
David WalesNARRATOR
364:15
All this was a new and strange experience to young Carson, who had never before seen any Indians except a few friendly Shawnees and Osages.
David WalesNARRATOR
364:25
Of the methods and tactics of the wild plain tribes, he literally knew nothing.
speaker_8GUEST
30:47
President Mugabe was in Cuba at a G77 summit when the land reclamation program started.
speaker_8GUEST
30:55
Osaje for Dr. Kwame Nkrumah was overthrown when he was out of the country on the way to Vietnam to present a
KwasiAUDIENCE
31:02
peace
speaker_8GUEST
31:03
plan.
LizHOST
70:02
Near here, where an earth fracture had exposed layers of geological past, the first dinosaur bones ever found in Missouri were discovered in 1942.
LizHOST
70:12
Prehistoric Indian mounds were found in the county, utilized in modern times by Shawnee and Delaware Indians and claimed by the Osage until 1808.
LizHOST
70:23
And this must be a big sign.
LizHOST
70:25
I know, right? It's front and back.
Greg PalastGUEST
36:14
I'm working out here.
Greg PalastGUEST
36:16
This is from the great Osage artist, Joe Don Brave.
Greg PalastGUEST
36:20
I'm working with the Osage native on a film there.
Greg PalastGUEST
36:23
And boy, what it takes for an American native to vote.
Greg PalastGUEST
36:26
They close voting stations on native reservations like the Pascua Yaqui have to drive 100 miles round trip if they want to vote in person out of the res.
Karla BylundGUEST
45:19
And that's something I wanted to carry on.
Karla BylundGUEST
45:21
And so I've got a couple of, I inherited a couple of really great employees for both Osage.
Karla BylundGUEST
45:28
And then I got to bring my own employees with me also.
Karla BylundGUEST
45:31
So I took my entire business and I just kind of like dumped it into theirs and it became a new division.

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