RCORP-TA and JBS International
RCORP-TA and JBS International
61: Native People's Insight Part III: Cultural Traditions, Practices, and Connection
61: Native People's Insight Part III: Cultural Traditions, Practices, and Connection
61: Native People's Insight Part III: Cultural Traditions, Practices, and Connection
Tuesday 4th June 2024
Explore how cultural traditions like drumming and dancing promote wellness in Native communities. Hear personal stories from Shirley Kane and Mark Erickson.
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Episode Overview
- Cultural practices like drumming, singing, and dancing are vital for community life and wellness.
- Disconnection from cultural roots can negatively impact overall health.
- Traditional foods play a significant role in ceremonies and daily life.
- Reconnecting with cultural traditions supports recovery from addiction.
- Non-native allies can support Native culture by learning and respecting it.
Our drum is called the Dewey Egan - meaning O'Day the heart.
In this episode of 'Rural Roads- The RCORPodcast', guest host Jason Harris sits down with Shirley Kane and Mark Erickson to explore the deep connections between cultural traditions and health among Native communities. As part three of a series, the conversation dives into the significance of cultural practices like drumming, singing, and dancing, and how these activities play a vital role in community life and spiritual well-being.
Shirley and Mark share personal stories about the resurgence of these traditions and their impact on overall wellness. They discuss the importance of cultural connection in promoting physical, mental, and spiritual health, and the challenges faced when disconnected from one's heritage. They also touch on traditional foods and their role in ceremonies, highlighting the intertwined nature of culture and health.
The episode offers valuable insights into how reconnecting with cultural roots can support recovery from addiction and help heal historical and intergenerational trauma. It's a heartfelt discussion that underscores the power of community, tradition, and respect in fostering health and wellness. If you're interested in how cultural practices can influence well-being, this episode is a must-listen.