Episode 39
Learn the Wisdom of Native Traditions through story telling
September 21, 201845m 10s
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Show Notes
In this episode, Roxanne Derhodge and Lynne Sherry delve into a profound conversation on blood memory, the resurgence of native traditions, and the role of nature in First Nations' culture. They discuss the impact of native teachings on self-esteem and grief handling, and explore Lynne's book, "Where Mary Went". The episode wraps up with details of an upcoming Powwow event.
Lynne Sherry a band member of Six nations shares wisdom of her culture. She discusses blood memory, our ancestry and how nature holds all the wisdom for healing our pain.
(0:00) Introduction and background of guest Lynn Sherry (6:01) Discussion on blood memory and effects of being cut-off from native traditions (14:10) Discussion on the resurgence of native traditions and personal journeys (21:23) Rising self-esteem in the current generation of First Nations and the role of nature in Native traditions (26:13) Introduction to the grief teaching and its application (30:09) Reference to Lynne Sherry's book and the oral tradition of teachings (32:56) The importance and struggle of keeping native traditions alive (38:50) Introduction to Lynne Sherry's book "Where Mary Went" (43:08) Upcoming native culture event: Powwow at Montebello Park and reflection on personal 'medicine' (45:03) Closing remarks and contact information