Podcasts about cowboys indians

Host John X brings a personal discussion abt Mascots national. Should school districts be forced to change racially offensive mascots? How the workforce has change generational perspectives for life expectations. Africa's value to the world is more than Dollars and cents. Do you think these people are just unfortunate? Born In Trouble says some shyt!

We had the pleasure of interviewing Michael McArthur over Zoom video. Singer/songwriter Michael McArthur announced his new album Milky Stars will release on September 16th through Transoceanic Records/Soundly Music. Recorded in Nashville and produced by Grammy-winner Jacquire King (Tom Waits, Kings of Leon, James Bay, Kaleo, Modest Mouse), McArthur's sophomore effort is rooted in his own mix of rock, raw soul, and lushly layered indie folk. The album's lead single "Lady Luck" is out now– a gritty cry for help, held down by Marcus King Band's Drew Smithers on slide guitar. An unapologetically lyric-forward writer, McArthur's words naturally wrap themselves around his listeners' lives when put to melody. Through trauma and triumph, music has been his lifelong companion. He writes what he knows, with each song carrying an undercurrent of darkness in a river of personal experience. As a kid, McArthur dreamed of becoming the world's best guitar player, but every time he'd sit down to practice, he found himself writing a song instead. Two decades later, not much has changed. Despite packing theaters and garnering critical acclaim for his captivating live shows, he still considers himself a hardworking songwriter first. McArthur built his career the same way he writes his songs by putting in the work to get the muse to visit. Leaving the family restaurant business to pursue a full-time music career in 2010, McArthur boot-strapped the release of several singles and EPs with producers David Bianco (Tom Petty, Lucinda Williams) and Greg Wells (Adele, Taylor Swift, Rufus Wainwright). In 2019, he released his debut LP, Ever Green, Ever Rain, produced by Grammy-winner Ryan Freeland (Ray Lamontagne, Bonnie Raitt), which earned an exclusive premiere of the single, "Elaine," on Billboard, and praise from American Songwriter, HuffPost, PopMatters, Americana Highways, Cowboys & Indians, Glide, and Riffs & Rhymes among others We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #MichaelMcArthur #LadyLuck #MIlkyStars #NewMusic #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

Jeremiah Wilber joins me once again to chat about how Native American warriors influenced much of the modern day Special Forces and Special Operations community. We also talked about a really important project of his, the War Party Movement, which focuses on human trafficking on the reservations. Really good stuff on this one!   Theme Music Burnin' Daylight - Matt Wilson   Featured Music Horse Soldier, Horse Soldier - Corb Lund   Sponsors HI/ Cattle Company Greene's Reserve Cardomax Dr. Squatch   Go Follow  Facebook Instagram YouTube  Website Contact  matt@burnin-daylight.com Beer Fund Spotify Playlists Featured Music Playlist Requests Playlist

Jeremiah Wilber joins me once again to chat about how Native American warriors influenced much of the modern day Special Forces and Special Operations community. We also talked about a really important project of his, the War Party Movement, which focuses on human trafficking on the reservations. Really good stuff on this one!   Theme Music Burnin' Daylight - Matt Wilson   Featured Music Horse Soldier, Horse Soldier - Corb Lund   Sponsors HI/ Cattle Company Greene's Reserve Cardomax Dr. Squatch   Go Follow  Facebook Instagram YouTube  Website Contact  matt@burnin-daylight.com Beer Fund Spotify Playlists Featured Music Playlist Requests Playlist --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/burnindaylight/message

Maria D'Souza is an international artist who lives near Nashville, TN. Her beaded skull art is coveted by western enthusiasts and designers across the U.S. Maria has been featured in Cowboys & Indians and Belle Meade Lifestyle magazines. 

We cover Live action role playing, Civil War re-enacting. And more!

For this Hitchin Post Mike and I are actually in the same room and we are talking about the newly revised 100 Best Westerns from Cowboys & Indians magazine.

Lots of information in this one folks as we continue our First American series. On today's episode we discuss the how and why the idea and concept of reservations started. We discuss western expansion, the Louisiana Purchase, the white savior complex, government funded disasters, life on Indian reservations then and now and much much more. 

Destination professionals from Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana teamed up to put together an epic 8-day itinerary that's full of history, attractions, amazing food and more. Stevie has already broken down this itinerary state by state, but now he's putting it all together. Join the adventure from Grapevine to New Orleans as we dive into Cowboys, Indians, and All That Jazz from start to finish.  You can follow along to the Cowboys, Indians and All That Jazz itinerary hereExplore Group Experience to learn how to build your travel tribeSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/dbetravel)

Are you trying to figure out your next trip? Here’s an idea – follow the Cowboys, Indians and All That Jazz itinerary! Carefully crafted by destination pros, this multi-day, drivable journey takes you through Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana.In part 3 of this 3-part series, Stevie G. is joined by Erica Telsee from the Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourism Bureau, Cathy Carter from the Alexandria Pineville Area Convention & Visitors Bureau and Thu Tran from New Orleans & Company to take a closer look at the history, attractions, food, and fun that you’ll find in the Louisiana stretch of the Cowboys, Indians and All That Jazz itinerary.Follow the Cowboys, Indians and All That Jazz itinerary here!Explore Group Experience to learn how to build your travel tribeSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/dbetravel)

Are you trying to figure out your next trip? Here’s an idea – follow the Cowboys, Indians and All That Jazz itinerary! Carefully crafted by destination pros, this multi-day, drivable journey takes you through Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana.In part 2 of this 3-part series, Stevie G. is joined by Todd Stallbaumer from Oklahoma Tourism and Sandy Price from the Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau to take a closer look at the history, attractions, food, and fun that you’ll find in the Oklahoma stretch of the Cowboys Indians and All That Jazz itinerary.Follow the Cowboys, Indians and All That Jazz itinerary here!Learn how Travel Oklahoma and the Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau can help inspire your next tripExplore Group Experience to learn how to build your travel tribeSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/dbetravel)

Are you trying to figure out your next trip? Here's an idea - follow the Cowboys, Indians and All That Jazz itinerary! Carefully crafted by destination pros, this multi-day, drivable journey takes you through Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana. In part 1 of this 3-part series, Stevie G. is joined by Heather Egan from the Grapevine Convention and Visitors Bureau to take a closer look at the history, attractions, food, and fun that you'll find in the beginning of the Cowboys Indians and All That Jazz itinerary. Follow the Cowboys, Indians and All That Jazz itinerary here!Learn more about Grapevine, TXExplore Group Experience to learn how to build your travel tribeSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/dbetravel)

In this post-Thanksgiving episode, thankfulness and gratitude are on Kristi's mind. In addition to discussing her Indian roots and why she doesn't think it's wrong to use the term 'Indian', she talks about the importance of gratitude and a new family tradition she hopes will help encourage everyone to remember to count their blessings. Brought to you by our amazing sponsors! Task9 SMOJS Law Offices of Wampler & Passanise Debra Brady at Team Real Estate --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/realtalkwithkristi/support

The boys need a Lock Intervention of some sort, as Dre has now dropped six straight Locks and Jay five of his last six. They look back on a wild Week 11 in the NFL, where they both managed only five wins, then they look ahead to this year's Thanksgiving contests. First, the Disciples of Belichick do battle as Romeo Crennel's Texans take on Matt Patricia's Lions. Then, what used to be Cowboys & Indians is now just a Football Team visiting Dallas. Finally, the Ravens try to avenge their Week 8 loss as they travel to Steeltown.    Theme credit: "Deep Of The Street" by Jeremie Guerrier   CC BY-ND 4.0

Sneak Peak of new podcast coming soon. Jason Salmon is a Cowboy & Ayanna Dookie is an Indian. This is a podcast about how heritage affects who we are, who we become, and what he have to go to therapy for. Cowboys & Indians. Coming Soon.

This week I chat to Craig Ricci Shaynak. Interview was recorded back in August 2018 at the Edinburgh Performing Arts Festival. A brilliant guy so sit back and enjoy. Craig Ricci Shaynak is an actor, writer, and producer living in Hollywood, California who has appeared in the Edinburgh Festival Fringe at least a dozen times since 1989 in original shows such as MR FIZZYWIGG'S STORY FACTORY, COWBOYS & INDIANS, and I AM GOOGLE. Most people would recognize him from his numerous roles in television and film, including RAY DONOVAN opposite Liev Schreiber and Jon Voight, TED 2 with Mark Wahlberg and Seth MacFarlane, THE INFORMANT with Matt Damon, directed by Steven Soderbergh, and HARSH TIMES with Christian Bale and J.K. Simmons, directed by David Ayer. Mr. Shaynak has also done voices for such films as HAPPY FEET and NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM. Craig produced the award-winning short films WARHOL, written and directed by Adam Ethan Crow, THE BEATING by Paul Stroili and Cyrus Myrakhor, and THE STORY MAN by Erik Hudson. Craig spends most of his time writing scripts and attributes any success he may have to his very useful degree in Medieval Drama from the University of Chicago. If you want to find Craig he can be found here: Facebook: Craig Shaynak Facebook: Craig Ricci Shaynak

Talking Trends For November 26th, 2018:► Kevin Hart Hosts A Cowboy & Indians Themed Birthday Party For His Kid► Bus Driver Punches A Man In The Face► Mother-In-Law Charging $30/Plate For LunchTalking Trends Produced/Mixed/Edited By:@heyokaytkWatch The Webisode Here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiHK1YV0u7wFollow The Hosts On Instagram:@heyokaytk @tonymakhoultmg @wetalkingtrendsLike The Show? Please Subscribe! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There are no words to describe the explosion of yards and points we saw Monday night at the LA Coliseum, but Jay and Dre host a football talk show, so they will try to find the words.  They will also discuss Jay nailing the Kirk Cousins implosion in Chicago and both (sorta) nailing the Jags putting up a fight against the Steelers for three quarters, at least.  There are also no words to describe how creepy it was to see Redskins QB Alex Smith's leg snap on the anniversary of Joe Theismann's, and it happened in front of Joe!  Then it's time for the annual Triple Gobble Thanksgiving picks: The Bears try to continue rolling as they face the Lions, then Cowboys & Indians get national treatment as Colt McCoy leads Washington into Dallas, then in prime time it's another potential 100-pt. bonanza as the Falcons visit the Saints.   Theme music credit:  "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

​This week we had female guest, Maria: we discuss: dating 2018 vs 2010/ Monique struggle / going out with co workers / sex dolls/ would you role play with your partner.. n the usual jokes.. #zoegawd: Dude wearing extra cloths to skip bag fees  

We stopped by our own Wendy Wilkinson, cover writer for Cowboys & Indians and Colorado Living Well Magazines about her up and coming issues with Lou Diamond Phillips (their cookbook American Fusion, Longmire, Criminal Minds, Goliath), Lindsey Vonn (Chasing History with Lindsey Vonn), John Elway (Chairman of the Senior Open 2018 at the Broadmoor Hotel), Ed Harris (Current cover of Cowboys & Indians, Geostorm, Westworld), and Christian Bale (February cover of Cowboy & Indians, Hostiles, The Dark Knight). We covered other Native American actors and their current projects; Wes Studi (Hostiles), Adam Beech, David Midthunder, and Graham Green (Windriver, Longmire). How is Morgan Freeman? Wendy gives us the update on “God” from his health after the car crash, their cookbook together Morgan Freeman and Friends: Caribbean Cooking for a Cause, and Morgan’s new movie Beautiful Jim Key in development. Wendy is off on a little R&R down to Taos and Santa Fe so we had to ask her about Meow Wolf. What did she think? The Southwestern revival has given us a lot to talk about!

This week, outrage in England when a grandma is arrested for giving out cookies and tea at a protest. Meanwhile, back here in the states, a Cowboys vs Indians themed Halloween party gets shut down. Jay Welch joins us to break down that outrage and warn us that the end may be near for our great country.

This week... outrageous outfits: A group of Alberta students host a controversial "Cowboys & Indians" costume graduation party. Plus, rough ride: a northern Manitoba man says he was unfairly ejected from a Greyhound bus—5 hours from home—after his diabetes-related symptoms were mistakenly thought to be signs of drunkenness. Joining us this week are Karyn Pugliese, Executive Director of News and Current Affairs with the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, and Lisa Girbav, a radio broadcaster from the Tsimshian territory and a student at the University of British Columbia. // Our theme is 'nesting' by birocratic.

Cowboys Indians and Penny Hairnets through the characters of Girl, Boy and Nellie, leads the listener through their vaporous dwellings as they journey to place and time observing 100 years of rememberings.

New Orleans stories from The Kitchen Sisters—including the world of unexpected, down home convict cooking at The Angola Prison Rodeo, an event that draws some seventy thousand people annually to this agricultural prison in a remote corner of the state. Tootie Montana, the legendary chief of chiefs of the Mardi Gras Indians tells of the African American Indian tradition of masking and parading. And stories of Tennessee Williams, the classic soul food Two Sisters cafe, the Court of Two Sisters in the French Quarter, and an eloquent ode to the Mint Julep.

Join us this week as we talk with Dan Lewis, Chief Curator of Manuscripts at the Huntington Library, about “Remarkable Works, Remarkable Times,” the permanentContinue Reading