6 episodes
The Time Traveler’s Suitcase DNA Consultants
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4.1 • 9 Ratings
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Explore the interface between history, archeology and ancient DNA.
The Time Traveler’s Suitcase is a weekly podcast from DNA Consultants. The show is hosted by talk radio professional Pete Ferrand. Most of the episodes include an audiobook excerpt from the publications of Donald N. Yates, a DNA investigator and historian whose works include Old Souls in a New World, Merchant Adventurers of Rhoda and The Cherokee Origin Narrative. Each usually also has an interview with a leading scientist or historical expert.
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Surprising Lineages of the Cherokees
Participants in DNA Consultants’ Cherokee DNA Studies proved to have other lineages than just haplogroup A, B, C, D and sometimes X.
The participants’ nonstandard maternal lines confirm the incredible diversity of Cherokees and suggest that various clans came by water from the Old World, not across a hypothetical land-bridge from Asia.
This is the first episode from our new series entitled More Cherokee Descendants Prove the Geneticists Wrong.
The Time Traveler’s Suitcase podcast website: dnaconsultants.com/podcast/
Cherokee DNA Studies II: More Real People Who Proved the Geneticists Wrong:
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Genealogist Donald Yates Uncovers Secrets of Cherokee DNA
In an interview by Emily Frances, host of the Israeli news show “Holy Land Uncovered,” author and DNA investigator Donald Yates discusses his own family traditions, which combine Cherokee, Choctaw and Sephardic Jewish roots.
The Time Traveler’s Suitcase podcast: https://dnaconsultants.com/podcast/
Cherokee DNA Test:
https://dnaconsultants.com/product/our-tests/cherokee-dna-test/
Cherokee DNA Studies II: More Real People Who Proved the Geneticists Wrong
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Native American Wit and Wisdom: Words in the Wind
It all began in 1998 with Donald and Teresa Yates’s genealogy website “Lost Indian Tribes Southeast.” Fifteen years later, Panther’s Lodge, as the site was called, became a publisher of books about American Indians. The Big Little Book of Native American Wit and Wisdom, compiled by Anna Kolouthon was one of the first produced, and it was followed by an audiobook version narrated by Robert B. Rees. Now comes a video podcast hosted by Pete Ferrand with highlights like “Being Indian Is,” by J.C. High Eagle, Chief Two White Feather’s Advice, “Remarks on Native American Religion” and the Native American Ten Commandments. Special video footage includes an 1895 Sioux Buffalo Dance performance shot by William K.L. Dickson and part of the Shungopavi Buffalo Dance on January 16, 2009, taped by Hopi student Kelly Kessay.
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Old World Roots of the Cherokee
The Cherokee people originated as seven clans arriving in the Ohio Valley in Hellenistic times. Excerpts from Donald Yates and Teresa Yates' book titled Cherokee DNA Studies, read by Pete Ferrand, covering the ancient origins and first languages of the Cherokee and Hopi.
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Cherokee DNA Test:
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DNA Identities and the Wardrobe of the Soul
A genetic genealogist discusses the evolving state of DNA testing.
Pete Ferrand interviews adoptee Jan Franz, a Seneca and Cherokee descendant, on the foibles, wonders and personal revelations of DNA testing, from the Human Genome Project to the advent of ancient DNA.
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True History of the Creek Indians Part Two
Richard Thornton continues with his amazing revelations about the Apalache, Euchee, Hitchiti and others in the Southeast. Part Two of Two.
The second part and conclusion of Pete Ferrand's interview with Creek Indian Richard Thornton, touching on the Bronze Age Scandinavian entry into the Savannah River, pre-Celtic presence, Minoans in south Georgia, Panoans from Peru about 200 A.D., Itsa Mayas in north Georgia after about 1000 A.D. and remnant of Raleigh's Lost Colony at the Apalache capital as proved by the Eleanor Dare Stones. Thornton attempts also to answer the host's question about why so much of American Indian history is forbidden and suppressed.
Customer Reviews
Seeker
Wow! Gave me insight into aspects of Native history I knew nothing about. Good way to pique my interest. Wonder what the second segment will offer? Give me more.
Do not trust anything on this podcast
What an absolute garbage show. I was intrigued by the title and wanted to give it a listen, only to find that instead of an interesting history podcast, I was being subjected to nonsense claims being made about the Cherokee Nation by someone not only not affiliated with it, but also lacking in basic understanding of how science, DNA, and language works, purporting to “prove” geneticists wrong, and encouraging the racist notion that any white person who wants to can prove that they too are related to a Cherokee princess. There is not enough language in the world to express the level on my eyeroll.
One-of-a-kind science podcast
I listened to the first episode and found it very, very good. looking forward to the next one. There is no content like this anywhere else on the Internet. I may be wrong.