Jul 14, 2026 · 37 min · 9 segments
Today, we are sharing the debut episode of First America, the brand-new history podcast from Critical Frequency and Pushkin Industries. Hosted by award-winning journalist Rebecca Nagle and featuring…
Rebecca NagleGuest
Ned BlackhawkGuest
Nick EstesGuest
Glynn WashingtonHost
[instrumental music plays] Where do you want us to park? Should we park right here?
He's a history professor at the University of Minnesota and a citizen of the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe.
Well, the fort has a guard tower, and then there's a wall that surrounds the entire fort.
Next to the historic buildings are modern-day trash cans to let you know this is a tourist attraction.
This is a sacred site for Dakota people, which was later appropriated by the US military to build their fort.
I don't know how you can't believe in the power of this stuff, because those things happen for a reason.
The history of what happened at Fort Snelling is significant to the Dakota people, and that history is acknowledged at the site, but you have to go and find it.
[instrumental music plays] Where do you want us to park? Should we park right here?
He's a history professor at the University of Minnesota and a citizen of the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe.
Well, the fort has a guard tower, and then there's a wall that surrounds the entire fort.
Next to the historic buildings are modern-day trash cans to let you know this is a tourist attraction.
This is a sacred site for Dakota people, which was later appropriated by the US military to build their fort.
I don't know how you can't believe in the power of this stuff, because those things happen for a reason.
The history of what happened at Fort Snelling is significant to the Dakota people, and that history is acknowledged at the site, but you have to go and find it.
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