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This week, Host Tiokasin Ghosthorse talks with Dylan Shields about his expe­ri­ence on the recent White­stone Hill Memo­r­i­al Horse­back Ride with a group from a num­ber of Dako­ta and Lako­ta nations. Dylan, a film­mak­er, grew up on the Duck Val­ley Reser­va­tion in Neva­da among the Paiute and 

Shoshone peo­ple. They rode across the north­ern Plains from Crow Creek, South Dako­ta to White­stone Hill State His­toric Site, 23 miles south­east of Kulm, Dick­ey Coun­ty, North Dako­ta. They arrived on Sep­tem­ber 3. This is the sec­ond of four planned Rides held in remem­brance of ances­tors who were at White­stone on Sep­tem­ber 35,1863, when white sol­diers led by Gen­er­al Alfred Sul­ly attacked a tipi camp of Yak­ton­ai, Dako­ta, Hunkpa­pa Lako­ta and Black­feet (Sihas­apa Lako­ta) as part of a mil­i­tary mis­sion to pun­ish par­tic­i­pants of the Dako­ta War of 1862. Upwards of 400 Native men, women and chil­dren were mas­sa­cred or captured.


In the sec­ond seg­ment, we hear My Last Warn­ing,” fea­tur­ing Chief Oren Lyons, Wolf Clan, Ononda­ga Nation. Lis­ten here: