Join #REDHOOPTALK LIVE Friday, June 11 at 5pm EST/ 2PM PST when we visit with Dr. Gabrielle Tayac, a citizen of the Piscataway Indian Nation, and an activist-scholar committed to empowering Indigenous perspectives. Gabi earned her Ph.D. and M.A. in Sociology from Harvard University, and her B.S. in Social Work […]
This week #REDHOOPTALK goes LIVE on Friday, June 18th at 5:00 pm Eastern/ 2:00 pm Pacific, when we share with you an amazing talk given by SUZAN SHOWN HARJO, Cheyenne & Hodulgee Muscogee, as part of the 2020 6th Annual Repatriation Conference, commemorating 30 years of NAGPRA. Suzan has been […]
How and why did the Roman Empire fall? In this video, I’ll provide some context about the origins and the rise of Ancient Rome, as well as elaborate on the three pillars of what I consider to be the ultimate “nails in the coffin” for the Roman Empire. Join me […]
This bank robber thought disguising himself as Santa would be a smart idea, and maybe it was, but it didn’t stop the heist from becoming spectacularly catastrophic. “The Santa Claus Bank Robbery occurred on December 23, 1927, in the Central Texas town of Cisco. Marshall Ratliff, dressed as Santa Claus, […]
#REDHOOPTALK goes LIVE Friday at 5pm EST/ 2pm PST when we visit with ROSE NIMKIINS PETOSKEY, a member of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians. Rose grew up on the Band’s reservation in rural northern Michigan. Rose is a graduate of Michigan State University and Cornell Law […]
Henry VIII is perhaps best known for being a terrible husband, but marrying six times wasn’t the only thing about him that was extreme. A closer look at small facts about King Henry VIII’s reign reveals the larger-than-life English king to be an even more intense, over-the-top monarch than previously […]
This is a special presentation with special guests Shannon Martin and David Michener! From the 2020-6th Annual Repatriation Conference titled FROM REPATRIATION TO REMATRIATION: Honoring the Ancestors and Their Seeds – From the 2020 6th Annual Repatriation Conference. Featuring: SONYA ATALAY, Anishinaabe-Ojibwe, Wabizheshi/Pine Martin Clan, and Associate Professor, Anthropology Department, […]
Kings and queens wield a lot of power – and sometimes, they let that power go to their heads. Just look at the petty figures of historical royalty who started wars over minor slights, or publicly snubbed people for upsetting them. Queen Victoria ignored her daughter Beatrice for months after […]
find out what the 6 most common and bizarre witchcraft accusations were throughout history.
Join us LIVE this Friday when we visit with DARRELL HILLAIRE, citizen of the Lummi Nation, and great-grandson of Frank Hillaire, who, in 1920, formed the Children of the Setting Sun Song and Dance Group. The traditional Lummi song and dance group includes several of Frank’s grandchildren, and was formed […]
