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Lakota Link
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74 episodes
4 months ago
As a Lakota woman artist, I want to be a link between the Native American culture and others. I will be sharing my family history. I know the importance of not losing the oral stories and history of the elders. For all those who are interested, I have selected special guests that provide insight into the aspects of Native American life today. I bring you stories old and new.
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As a Lakota woman artist, I want to be a link between the Native American culture and others. I will be sharing my family history. I know the importance of not losing the oral stories and history of the elders. For all those who are interested, I have selected special guests that provide insight into the aspects of Native American life today. I bring you stories old and new.
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Re-intro to Walter Mills, Lakota Elder
Lakota Link
31 minutes 14 seconds
4 years ago
Re-intro to Walter Mills, Lakota Elder
  Walter Mills, Lakota Elder September 7, 2021 Walter Mills, Lakota Elder Walter is the son of Sidney and Grace Mills.  He grew up on the Pine Ridge Reservation and is an enrolled Oglala Lakota.  He shares what his life was like in the 1940’s and 1950’s on the reservation.  We talk about the beginning of WWII and how Native Americans have a greater percentage per capita of enlisting into the service.  We will continue with Walt’s story part II next week.  
Lakota Link
As a Lakota woman artist, I want to be a link between the Native American culture and others. I will be sharing my family history. I know the importance of not losing the oral stories and history of the elders. For all those who are interested, I have selected special guests that provide insight into the aspects of Native American life today. I bring you stories old and new.