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The buffalo is looked upon with great respect by the Lakota. Through the ages it has sustained  the Lakota people. They used every part of the animal and none was wasted. The Lakota used the  buffalo for food, shelter, and clothes they wore. When the white man came they tried to exterminate the Indian by killing all the buffalo. It almost worked but a few survived.

 

Today huge herds roam again both on and off reservations. That is how it is to be.

 

Contact: Tony Brave, Jay Roman: 605-455-6068

 

 

This is the first episode of a continuing series of Lakota athletes OF The Past. In this interview Dave Archambault tells o this exploits and experiences in sports. He speaks of the  evolution of the Lakota Nation Invitational Basketball Tournament. He has been envolved in Indian education for many years. A message for the Lakota youth is also given.

 

Problem: 103 Sailing problem

Instructor: Mike Fredenburg

NOTICE: This podcast will be protected by password in final                 production, see instructor for access.

 

Contact info:

 

Tony Brave, Jay Roman: 605-455-6123

Main college Phone: 605-455-6000

 

Richard Sherman is a Environmental Wildlife Biologist. He is an enrolled member of the Oglala Lakota Nation. Through most of his life he has protected the lands of the Lakota.  Using his vast knowledge of the Mother Earth’s gifts he makes us aware of the ego systems that must be protected and preserved.

 

You can find him most days giving people field trips into the wilderness and telling them how to protect the gifts that were given to us by the creator.

 

Contact info:

 

Tony Brave, Jay