SEASON TWO

Reflection and Action

Join hosts Leora Tadgerson and Matthew Cobb for a transformative second season of Broken Lands, where the dialogue shifts from local roots in Duluth to a national stage. This season invites listeners into a sacred circle of truth-seeking and collective healing, bringing together Native American voices and white settlers to imagine a future where treaties are honored and nature is nurtured as a relative. Through deeply personal conversations with activists, artists, and leaders, Season 2 explores the "heart medicine" required to bridge the divide between worldviews and move toward genuine reparation.
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01
Both Colonized and Colonizer Need to Heal
An invitation into a season of truth-seeking and healing from an Indigenous perspective
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02
Holly Bird: Attorney, Water Protector, Treaty Rights Advocate
Attorney and water protector Holly Bird on honoring the place we collectively call home, and building beloved community within imperfect systems.
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03
Killers of the Flower Moon Actor with Family History Tied to the Story
Margo Gray on the Reign of Terror in Oklahoma, and how learning each other's stories opens a path to intergenerational healing.
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04
Part 1: Siblings Committed to the Dakota Wicohan
Grace and Dallas Goldtooth on the legacy impacts of colonization, and imagining resilient communities committed to healing.
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Part 2: Becoming Better Relatives
The Goldtooths on role, responsibility, and the distinction between truth and reconciliation and truth and reparation.
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06
Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery
Sarah Augustine on how systems let individuals disconnect from their effects, and what dismantling them makes possible.
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07
The Survival of All of Us
Chief Dwaine Perry on relationship, ceremony, and displacement as an experience shared by Indigenous peoples and European settlers alike.
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08
Part 1: Asserting Indigenous Sovereignty
Chase Iron Eyes reframes the Native American experience from one of entrapment and assimilation into a path of cultural reclamation and sovereignty.
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Part 2: Alliances with Churches and the Land Back Movement
Chase Iron Eyes on the risks of crossing between worldviews, and a world made wiser by holding many knowledge systems at once.
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10
Part 1: Decolonizing Our Food Systems
Chef Sean Sherman on building decolonized Indigenous food systems, and food sovereignty as a route to communal healing.
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Part 2: Feeding Our Spirits
Chef Sean Sherman on knowing the story of each place, breaking cycles of collective trauma, and what non-Indigenous support can look like.
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12
Art as Resistance
Artist Marty Two Bulls, Jr. on responsibility to self, community, and creation, and building communities that remember in order to heal.
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Broken Lands brings together the voices of Native Americans and white settlers to reflect on the effects of treaty violation, the value of reparations, and to imagine a future of living well together. Broken Lands was inspired by the Duluth Reparations offered by the Northeastern Minnesota Synod of the ELCA to the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe in the amount of 185400 + 100 + 1100 USD. This offering acknowledges the violated treaties of 1854, 1855, and 1866 in the area we now call "Northeastern Minnesota."
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