Indigenous Podcast

A question about identity and terminology: Is 'Eskimo' a native tribe name or a broader term for Indigenous peoples in Alaska? The word was more common 50 years ago, and usage differs even within Canada.

Hearing the New Testament translated and read in Siberian Inupiat is a profound experience. The voice is deep, strong, and truly engaging. This is more than just an app; it's a connection to faith in a unique language.

Fort Lipan-Titan is named for the Lipan Apaches who lived here for millennia. While a monument marks a battle between American and Mexican forces, it's vital to remember and honor the original inhabitants of this land.

Before the United States expanded its borders, the Lipan Apaches were the original inhabitants of this land. Their history is often overlooked amidst the conflicts between Americans and Mexicans.

I thought whaling involved nets and harpoons. Turns out, Pastor Chris uses .30 cal bullets – essentially artillery rounds – for modern whaling. Mind blown by the unexpected methods!

The limited number of native physicians faces significant pressure and expectations. This weight is placed upon them.

Reflecting on the historical caste system in India, this video touches upon personal memories from late teen years and its lasting societal impact. A deep dive into a complex history.

The journey to becoming a Native American physician presented unique obstacles, primarily the lack of mentors and relatable guidance. Imagine a world with more Native doctors—what changes are truly needed to make that a reality?

The numbers on this topic haven't seen significant change since the early 1970s. This prompts a couple of combined questions about the persistent trends.

Recounting the nerves and introductions on the very first day of an OBGYN rotation as a third-year medical student, standing next to the attending physician.