Jason'sWorld.net Podcast

Today on the Jason'sWorld.net podcast, Jason has his friend from school Carlos over to record a podcast. They talk school, getting in trouble, and what kind of games they like playing.

On this show, I co-host with my dad on his podcast (NativeTalk.net) because we are both enrolled in a federally recognized Native American tribe (Puyallup out of Tacoma Washington). This time we talk about three precedent setting all new stage plays, in the three biggest Oregon theater companies written by Native Americans. We go over why it is interesting, and what the plays are about.  Then we continue the previous week's discussion about the difference between winners and losers, and how YOU can be a winner in life and avoid being a total waste of space. Listen to the show by downloading the audio file directly, and I'll have another podcast recorded soon (this time by myself) Comment anytime via email jason@jasonsworld.net

today i talked about some interesting titanic facts and questions i had. 

Hobbes and Jason found a time portal they went in it. they went back to the time 1912 on the decks of R.M.S Titanic. that is what this podcast is about

Jason is home sick today and took it upon himself to record a podcast to let you know how he feels. Not much more than that. It's only 3 minutes long after all

Today Jason talks about what age you be if you could stay that age forever, and then tells his story called 'Terror on the Titanic'. Email Jason@jasonsworld.net

Jason helps his dad again today on the NativeTalk.net radio podcast to discuss the 566 federally recognized tribes here in America. However, that will soon be changing as the U.S. Senate has just sent a bill to the president which would recognize 6 Virginia tribes enabling them to compete for educational funding, repatriate the remains of their ancestors and bring them back home, as well as provide much needed access to health care for elder tribal members. Today on the NativeTalk.net radio podcast, we discuss this wonderful story, and acknowledge it as an issue of respect in honor of these tribes which are alive and well – surviving and thriving as a rich part of our Native heritage. We hope you feel the same way, and we hope you enjoy listening to the discussion by downloading the full audio file for all the story details. We also include the latest in our series on learning about the history of Pacific Northwestern Tribes in today’s lesson called “Clever Cooking” (which is the topic Jason chose). We answer questions on where they cooked, what they cooked, and how they did it. How did they boil water if their pots were made of cedar or woven baskets? We believe in learning as much as we can about our ancestors and their ways, and we will continue this series next week with another thrilling lesson & we hope you’ll join us for more stimulating Native Talk Radio. Thank you for listening!

Today I Join my dad on the NativeTalk.net radio podcast again for a special one hour show discussing some of the history of the Pacific Northwest Tribes. Specifically, on their way of life including why they were considered by other tribes to be wealthy, how they gathered food, living arrangements, and their form of currency and trade.  One of the most important aspects of tribal life in the Puget Sound region, was the potlatch. We talk in about what it meant, how it was prepared, and some of the reasons a potlatch might be held. Finally, we finish with the legend of “How Raven Stole Crow’s Potlatch” which is a fantastic story that you will all enjoy. 

Hi, I joined this episode of the NativeTalk.net radio podcast to talk with my dad about why daylight savings time isn't great and actually causes people to get depressed. We also talked about what makes people happy (not turning your clocks back for one!) and we talke about a group of Carlisle students, an Indian school where a lot of students died from Tuberculosis. They were buried there, and now, finally, they can return home. Listen to the show and let me know how you think I did!