Episode 6 – Code Talkers in World War I
In Episode 6 Dr Viola shares insights into the fascinating role American Indian code talkers played during World War I ultimately leading to the end of the war.
Episode 5 – National Native American Veterans Memorial
In episode 5 Dr Viola discusses the important roles Native Americans have played in the US military and the National Native American Veterans Memorial. Dr Viola traveled to Indian communities around the country speaking about the memorial and participated in reviewing applications for the final design.
Episode 4 – Letters from Joe Medicine Crow
In Episode 4 Dr Viola shares stories about his friendship with Joe Medicine Crow and reads a few letters he received over the years from Joe. Dr Viola also shares a story about meeting former US Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell.
Episode 3 – 4 Stories About American Indian Valor In Combat
In episode 3 of Dr Viola’s podcast he shares 4 stories about American Indian Valor in Combat. The stories feature: Lori Piestewa – The first American Indian woman to die in combat Moses Neptune – He was killed in combat the day before the WWI armistice Otis Leader – In WWI earned numerous medals including […]
Episode 2 – Are There American Indian’s Buried Here – Podcast
On Sunday, September 3, 2017, I was with a tour group visiting the Rhone American Military Cemetery in Draguignan, France. Asking the simple question “are there American Indian’s buried here?” lead to an amazing experience and a return trip in 2018. In this podcast I share more information about my experience. Read more about […]
Episode 1 – A Crow Story About The Battle of the Little Bighorn
In the first episode of my podcast I share a story about the Battle of the Little Bighorn as told to me by Joe Medicine Crow and another story from Joe about his experience in Word War II “counting coup” against the Germans. I will be adding more podcast episodes so check back soon. […]
Her Brother’s Revenge – What Really Happened
In 1876, Buffalo Calf Road Woman, also known as Brave Woman, miraculously saved her brother from death against the Americans trying to take over their land, and soon afterwards she became a war leader for her tribe. Only 15 years ago, Northern Cheyenne storytellers broke more than 100 years of silence about the battle, and […]