Voices of the Wild Earth Podcast

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Voices of the Wild Earth Podcast

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  1. MAR 28

    Shoshone-Paiute Keepers of the Earth

    As you drive south from Mountain Home or north from Elko, 100 miles in either direction through the vast stretches of high desert plains skirted by the Owyhee Mountains, miles of seemingly endless fence lines, mark cattle ranches and frame the highway. But fences suddenly disappear as you enter the Duck Valley Indian Reservation, home to the Newa and Numa peoples — the Western Shoshone and Paiute.

  2. MAR 6

    Shoshone-Bannock Keepers of the Earth

    In the very heart of Idaho wilderness beneath its most spectacular mountain range, the Sawtooths, springs forth a river like no other river. The Salmon. It carves its way through rocky canyons for hundreds of miles. It is home to spawning steelhead and chinook salmon that journey from the sea. Indian people have always fished these waters and they hunted the wild sheep that live among the rocky crags. Lemhi Shoshone people. Keepers of the Earth.

  3. JAN 19

    Asking the Stones to Speak

    Often the word myth is used in conjunction with these stories. If we interpret stories not literally, but metaphorically; if we look at their symbolism, we can see that they point to all sorts of literary as well as spiritual truths that are shared by all of humanity.

  4. 11/15/2023

    Coeur d'Alene Keepers of the Earth

    Their villages were once along the shores of pristine lakes— Coeur d’Alene, Benewah, Chacolet — and wild rivers — the St. Joe, St. Maries, Spokane. They fished for salmon and cutthroat trout, hunted deer, bear and elk, dug camas and bitterroot. They picked huckleberries. Spirituality was their signature on daily living.

  5. 10/25/2023

    Nez Perce Keepers of the Earth

    Coyote, ‘iceyeeye, he was going upstream. Coyote is always going upstream. He was going along and he noticed the salmon were having some difficulty there. So he says. I'll build a fish ladder so that the salmon can go up river and feed my people. And so he's busy working along there and Magpie he flies over and says. Ahg! What are you doing? And Coyote looks up and he says, ‘I'm building a fish ladder for the fish to go up to feed my people.’

  6. 08/09/2023

    Kootenai Keepers of the Earth

    Rebroadcast of the 1991 Keepers series by Jane Fritz

  7. 06/06/2023

    Earth Song

    “I arrive long before sunrise in this dry part of western Montana. The mountains are black silhouettes around me.”

  8. 01/14/2023

    Going Upstream

    Coyote, he was going upstream. Coyote is always going upstream. He was going along and he noticed the salmon were having some difficulty there. So he says. I'll build a fish ladder so that the salmon can go up river and feed my people.

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  • Creator
    The Idaho Mythweaver
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2024
  • Episodes
    14
  • Rating
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    Voices of the Wild Earth Podcast

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