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Neepwaantiinki Podcast Season 4 Show Notes

Where you can learn more about each episode!

Exploring Myaamia Ribbonwork – Neepwaantiinki: Stories from Myaamia Revitalization

  1. Exploring Myaamia Ribbonwork
  2. Visiting with minohsayaki 'painted hides' – Part 1
  3. Visiting with minohsayaki 'painted hides' – Part 2
  4. A Visit with Jared Nally
  5. A Visit with Megan Sekulich

Episode 1: Exploring Myaamia Ribbonwork

Putting Faces to Names

A man wearing a hat with a ribbonwork hat band and ribbon shirt in front of a podium bearing the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma seal
Scott Shoemaker
Two women posing in front of a mural at the First Americans Museum
Karen Baldwin (left)
Two women stand in front of pieces of art at the Myaamia Heritage Museum and Archive.
Meghan Dorey (left)

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Demonstration Video

Examples of Myaamia Ribbonwork

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A close up of the ribbonwork and beading design on a pair of woman's leggings
Kara Strass's completed mahkisina 'moccasins.'
A man and woman carefully handle a blanket
MHMA staff stand over a wrap skirt with ribbonwork
Learning Myaamia Ribbonwork

Episode 2: Visiting with minohsayaki ‘painted hides’ – Part 1

Putting Faces to Names

A man standing at a podium in front of a projector screen during a presenation
Logan York
A formal headshot of Dr. Elizabeth Ellis
Dr. Elizabeth Ellis

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Preview of minohsayaki 'Painted Hide Robes' Art Exhibit – Neepwaantiinki: Stories from Myaamia Revitalization

Examples of minohsayaki

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A group of people posing behind a table featuring a large painted hide robe
A large painted hide robe spread on a table with a man in the background pointing at a spot close to him and a woman next to him motioning to that same area
A close up of a painted hide. The design features elongated triangles and hatch marks in clear, black, and red pigments.
A painted hide robe displayed on a table. The design features elongated diamonds and hourglass shapes in clear, black, and red pigments.
A painted hide robe displayed on a table. The design features elongated triangles and small circles in clear, black, red, and yellow pigments.

Episode 3: Visiting with minohsayaki ‘painted hides’ – Part 2

Putting Faces to Names

Two women stand in front of pieces of art at the Myaamia Heritage Museum and Archive.
Meghan Dorey (left)
A man smiles at the camera while holding a grey, hardcover book
Nate Poyfair

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Preview of minohsayaki 'Painted Hide Robes' Art Exhibit – Neepwaantiinki: Stories from Myaamia Revitalization

Painted Hides Exhibition Images

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Small hide bags with painted designs created by hide painting workshop participants
Framed painted hide pieces hanging above two painted hide bags
A large hide with a painted design
Jarred pigments displayed with painting tools
A woman wrapped in a replica painted hide robe. It is wrapped around her shoulders and held together across her chest.
A man wearing a replica painted hide robe. It is draped across his left shoulder, wrapped around his back, and tucked under his right arm. Across his right arm, he is holding a replica gunstock war club.

Episode 4: A Visit with Jared Nally

Jared and His Work

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A man surrounded by several examples of his textile work
A man demonstrating a weaving technique on a bag
A close up of hands finger weaving a sash
A close up of a twine bag with a pattern of jagged horizontal lines
Two men working on a keychain
Twined bag featuring hourglass shapes
Interacting with the public
A beaded back featuring a diamond pattern in white, black, blue, and red glass beads.

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Episode 5: A Visit with Megan Sekulich

Megan and Her Work

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Two women posing in front of a mural at the First Americans Museum
An elongated figure hanging from a distorted geometric pattern with red string
Stories from Revitalization podcast graphic
A young decapitated body with fairy wings holding an older, much larger head
A figure pouring water from a container that displays scenes from the Myaamia Coming Out story. A figure at the bottom catches the water in a container.

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