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Women Hunters and the First Female Indigenous Doctor with Tabitha Bear from Herstory Podcast
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In this episode of 'Dine with the Divine', host Ashley and guest Tabitha Bear, a Lenape photographer and writer, engage in an extensive dialogue covering the remarkable life of Susan LaFlesche, the first Western-trained Indigenous American doctor. They discuss Susan's early realization of her purpose amid racial indifference, her educational journey amidst financial and societal obstacles, and her tireless work as a physician, advocate, and community leader for the Omaha people. The episode also touches on women's historical roles in hunting and gathering societies, challenges faced by women in becoming educated and professional in the past, and the contemporary representation of women's history. Furthermore, the diverse topics include personal anecdotes, the impact of folklore and cultural history, and the significance of oral traditions. The dialogue concludes with a call to action for listeners to appreciate and learn from the stories of empowering women like Susan LaFlesche.
00:00 Welcome to Dine with the Divine: Exploring Mystical Stories
00:28 Meet Tabitha Bear: A Lenape Traveling Photographer
01:14 Tabitha's Journey into Travel Photography
02:17 Tabitha's Favorite Travel Destinations: Iceland and Japan
04:04 Discussing the Importance of Oral Histories and Indigenous Cultures
07:34 Tabitha's Podcast: Celebrating Women's Stories
12:30 Dish of the Week: Recipes Inspired by Historical Women
25:01 The Importance of Ratings and Reviews for Podcasts
25:58 Tea Time: Debunking the Hunter-Gatherer Gender Myth
29:33 The Story of Susan LaFlesche: A Trailblazing Indigenous Woman
33:08 The Inspiring Journey of Susan: From Tragedy to Determination
34:43 Breaking Barriers: Susan's Quest to Become a Doctor
37:10 College Challenges and Personal Triumphs
38:17 Susan's Love Life and Academic Achievements
45:46 Returning Home: Susan's Impact as a Doctor
48:44 Expanding Roles: Susan as a Community Pillar
52:09 Facing Personal Trials and a Return to Medicine
58:08 Legacy and Impact: Susan's Final Years and Beyond
Indigenous multimedia specialist introducing people to the world one story at a time.
- Omaha people - Wikipedia
- Susan La Flesche Picotte - Wikipedia
- View of 'man as hunter, woman as gatherer' upended by new study : Goats and Soda : NPR
If you enjoyed the show, please give us a 5 star on whatever podcast platform you listen to us on!
Follow the podcast on Instagram
Follow on Facebook at Dine with the Divine
Follow me (Ashley!) at Sankofa Healing Sanctuary on Facebook and Instagram
Email me with your questions and comments at dinewiththedivinepod@gmail.com
Copyright 2024 Ashley Oppon
73 ตอน
Manage episode 414601984 series 3463232
In this episode of 'Dine with the Divine', host Ashley and guest Tabitha Bear, a Lenape photographer and writer, engage in an extensive dialogue covering the remarkable life of Susan LaFlesche, the first Western-trained Indigenous American doctor. They discuss Susan's early realization of her purpose amid racial indifference, her educational journey amidst financial and societal obstacles, and her tireless work as a physician, advocate, and community leader for the Omaha people. The episode also touches on women's historical roles in hunting and gathering societies, challenges faced by women in becoming educated and professional in the past, and the contemporary representation of women's history. Furthermore, the diverse topics include personal anecdotes, the impact of folklore and cultural history, and the significance of oral traditions. The dialogue concludes with a call to action for listeners to appreciate and learn from the stories of empowering women like Susan LaFlesche.
00:00 Welcome to Dine with the Divine: Exploring Mystical Stories
00:28 Meet Tabitha Bear: A Lenape Traveling Photographer
01:14 Tabitha's Journey into Travel Photography
02:17 Tabitha's Favorite Travel Destinations: Iceland and Japan
04:04 Discussing the Importance of Oral Histories and Indigenous Cultures
07:34 Tabitha's Podcast: Celebrating Women's Stories
12:30 Dish of the Week: Recipes Inspired by Historical Women
25:01 The Importance of Ratings and Reviews for Podcasts
25:58 Tea Time: Debunking the Hunter-Gatherer Gender Myth
29:33 The Story of Susan LaFlesche: A Trailblazing Indigenous Woman
33:08 The Inspiring Journey of Susan: From Tragedy to Determination
34:43 Breaking Barriers: Susan's Quest to Become a Doctor
37:10 College Challenges and Personal Triumphs
38:17 Susan's Love Life and Academic Achievements
45:46 Returning Home: Susan's Impact as a Doctor
48:44 Expanding Roles: Susan as a Community Pillar
52:09 Facing Personal Trials and a Return to Medicine
58:08 Legacy and Impact: Susan's Final Years and Beyond
Indigenous multimedia specialist introducing people to the world one story at a time.
- Omaha people - Wikipedia
- Susan La Flesche Picotte - Wikipedia
- View of 'man as hunter, woman as gatherer' upended by new study : Goats and Soda : NPR
If you enjoyed the show, please give us a 5 star on whatever podcast platform you listen to us on!
Follow the podcast on Instagram
Follow on Facebook at Dine with the Divine
Follow me (Ashley!) at Sankofa Healing Sanctuary on Facebook and Instagram
Email me with your questions and comments at dinewiththedivinepod@gmail.com
Copyright 2024 Ashley Oppon
73 ตอน
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