Author Elliot West on The Last Indian War, Reservations, and Native Americans in the Gold Rush
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Top Comments (10)
Bout time we get some old timers on the JRE. We need their wisdom now more than ever.
Great seeing Joe host an amazing historian. He needs to host more. Professor West's books were integral to my coursework during my first and second year of graduate school.
I LOVE the lesser known folks on this podcast. They're the best episodes that I learn the most from.
My great grandmother was 106 and full blooded Choctaw. She only spoke Choctaw and was born in 1889 and moved into Oklahoma around 1903 from Mississippi. I was 21 when she passed but I learned so much from her. I have a document that shows in 1903, the US Gov't entered their homes in Oklahoma and questioned them all about their travels to ensure they had no plans to ever go back to Mississippi. The way the US treated them was horrible. They had 1,000 acres in Mississippi and were given scraps in Oklahoma.
"An old man is talking, let's listen" - Millhouse
Best JRE in yeeeears. Not enough true historians on the pod. Have been listening over and over.
man.. best episode in a while. joe hadnt been this quiet since kaku was on
I love when Joe has these historians on.
great interview-finally not a comedian talking about comedians-whew a nice breath of fresh air.
I wish the full podcasts would be on YouTube. I could listen too this one for sure!
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Top Comments (10)
Bout time we get some old timers on the JRE. We need their wisdom now more than ever.
Great seeing Joe host an amazing historian. He needs to host more. Professor West's books were integral to my coursework during my first and second year of graduate school.
I LOVE the lesser known folks on this podcast. They're the best episodes that I learn the most from.
My great grandmother was 106 and full blooded Choctaw. She only spoke Choctaw and was born in 1889 and moved into Oklahoma around 1903 from Mississippi. I was 21 when she passed but I learned so much from her. I have a document that shows in 1903, the US Gov't entered their homes in Oklahoma and questioned them all about their travels to ensure they had no plans to ever go back to Mississippi. The way the US treated them was horrible. They had 1,000 acres in Mississippi and were given scraps in Oklahoma.
"An old man is talking, let's listen" - Millhouse
Best JRE in yeeeears. Not enough true historians on the pod. Have been listening over and over.
man.. best episode in a while. joe hadnt been this quiet since kaku was on
I love when Joe has these historians on.
great interview-finally not a comedian talking about comedians-whew a nice breath of fresh air.
I wish the full podcasts would be on YouTube. I could listen too this one for sure!