Episodios

  • EP 6: The Making of First Americans Museum Oklahoma

    EP 6: The Making of First Americans Museum Oklahoma
    Jun 26 2024

    Ted Jojola's Metropolis magazine article on First Americans Museum
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    1 h
  • EP 5: Golovin Alaska Part 2

    EP 5: Golovin Alaska Part 2
    Jun 12 2024
    INTRO: (Welcome in Tigua) WELCOME BACK TO PLACEKNOWING – OUR PODCAST SERIES ABOUT USING INDIGENOUS DESIGN AND PLANNING METHODS TO REMEDIATE CONTAMINATED OR ABUSED LANDS CALLED BROWNFIELDS. I’M DR. TED JOJOLA AND I’M THE FOUNDER OF INDIGENOUS DESIGN AND PLANNING INSTITUTE – OR ID+PI - BASED AT UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO. IN THIS EPISODE WE CONTINUE OUR CONVERSATION ABOUT GOLOVIN, ALASKA – A REMOTE COASTAL INUPIAT VILLAGE STRUGGLING WITH THREE BROWNFIELDS SITES – WHICH ARE MADE FAR WORSE BY THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE. WE CAME TO THIS PROJECT IN 2023 THROUGH OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH THE TRIBAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO BROWNFIELDS PROGRAM - OR TRIBAL TAB. THE ORGANIZATION IS AN EPA INITIATIVE THAT PROVIDES CULTURALLY-INFORMED ASSISTANCE AND RESOURCES TO INDIGENOUS NATIONS DEALING WITH BROWNFIELDS SITES. TODAY, WE INVITE YOU INTO OUR CONVERSATION WITH UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO LANDSCAPE DESIGN PROFESSOR TONY FETTUS TO DESCRIBE WHAT WE WITNESSED WHEN WE VISITED GOLOVIN - AND OUR PROCESS FOR MOVING THIS ONGOING PROJECT FORWARD USING AN INDIGENOUS LENS AND METHODOLOGY. MANY THANKS TO OUR PROGRAM SPONSORS – KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO BROWNFIELDS – AND TO OUR PRODUCTION PARTNERS – THE AUNTIES DANDELION MEDIA ORGANIZATION.
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    27 m
  • EP 4: Golovin Alaska Part 1

    EP 4: Golovin Alaska Part 1
    May 29 2024
    IN PREVIOUS EPISODES WE’VE INTRODUCED YOU TO OUR INDIGENOUS DESIGN AND PLANNING METHODS-- AND A CASE STUDY DESCRIBING WAYS WE’RE SUPPORTING A NAVAJO VILLAGE - CALLED ROUND ROCK. THIS COMMUNITY IS RESTORING ITSELF AFTER A DEVASTATING FIRE AND CONTAMINATION ON THE SITE OF A HISTORIC TRADING POST. IN THIS EPISODE WE INVITE YOU TO TRY OUT OUR P.L.A.C.E.S. METHODOLOGY AS WE ARE IN CONVERSATION WITH AN ELDER NAMED CAROL OLIVER – KNOWN AS OXIE - FROM GOLOVIN, ALASKA. GOLOVIN IS A REMOTE INDIGENOUS VILLAGE DEALING WITH GROUND CONTAMINATION - MADE MUCH WORSE BY VERY REAL IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CRISES. SO, AS YOU LISTEN TO THIS INTERVIEW, THIS IS WHERE YOU CAN BEGIN YOUR JOURNEY INTO INDIGENOUS DESIGN AND PLANNING– AAAND YOU MIGHT WANT TO GET A PENCIL: P.L.A.C.E.S. IS AN ACRONYM FOR KEY WAYS WE BEGIN CONVERSATIONS AND SUPPORT COMMUNITIES. AND HERE’S HOW TO USE IT: P – STANDS FOR POPULATION – ASK WHO IS IN THIS VILLAGE OF GOLOVIN? HOW BIG IS IT? WHAT IS THE HISTORY AND IDENTITY? L – IS LAND USE AND TENURE – WHAT ARE THE WAYS GOLOVIN INHABITANTS RELATE TO THEIR ENVIRONMENT? A – IS ASSET MAPPING – THIS IS THE MOMENT WHERE LISTEN FOR WHAT THIS COMMUNITY LOVES – AS OPPOSED TO WHAT IS WRONG WITH IT. C – IS COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT – WHOSE VOICES ARE BEING HEARD? WHO IS NOT AT THE TABLE? WHO IS RECENTLY COMING TO THE TABLE? E – IS EMPOWERMENT – HOW IS THE COMMUNITY ENGAGING WITH THE INFORMATION THAT COMES FROM OUR VISIT THERE? CAN YOU IDENTIFY TRANSFORMATIVE MOMENTS? AND -S- STANDS FOR STORYTELLING. WHEN YOU ARE DONE LISTENING TO THIS EPISODE – WHAT ARE KEY STORIES AND ANECDOTES YOU WOULDTELL OTHERS ABOUT THE GOLOVIN COMMUNITY AND WHY? LET US KNOW IN THE COMMENTS IF YOU DECIDE TO TAKE PART IN THIS EXERCISE.
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    26 m
  • EP 3: Round Rock Navajo Nation Case Study Part 2

    EP 3: Round Rock Navajo Nation Case Study Part 2
    May 15 2024
    THIS EPISODE CONTINUES DETAILING OUR STUDENT AND FACULTY COLLABORATION WITH THE ROUND ROCK COMMUNITY IN WESTERN NAVAJO NATION. IN 2014 THE REMOTE FARMING COMMUNITY LOST THEIR HISTORIC TRADING POST TO A DEVASTING FIRE. THE TRADING POST HAD BEEN OPERATING SINCE THE LATE 1800’S AND WAS ONE OF A FEW THAT WERE NAVAJO-OWNED AND RUN. OUR TIME WITH ROUND ROCK RESIDENTS REVEALED THE COMMUNITY WAS GRIEVING FAR MORE THAN THE LOSS OF A BUILDING AND CONTAMINATION OF THE LAND AROUND IT. THE NAVAJO ARE EXPERTS AT RAISING SHEEP AND THEY’D LOST THE PLACE WHERE THEY COULD PROCESS AND TRADE LIVESTOCK, BUY GROCERIES AND JEWELRY-MAKING SUPPLIES, AND RECEIVE THEIR MAIL. BUT THE BIGGEST SURPRISE TO US WAS THAT ROUND ROCK RESIDENTS REPEATEDLY SPOKE OF LOSING THE BENCH THAT SAT OUT IN FRONT OF THE TRADING POST. THIS WAS THE PLACE WHERE THEY FOUND OUT ABOUT CEREMONIES, AGRICULTURAL NEWS, HOW THEIR AUNTIES AND UNCLES WERE DOING. WE REALIZED RESIDENTS WERE MISSING THE HEART PLACE OF THEIR COMMUNITY AND THAT FACT INFORMED OUR FINAL RECOMMENDATIONS. REMEMBER AS YOU LISTEN THAT INDIGENOUS WAYS ARE RELATIONAL WAYS AND STORY WAYS. INDIGENOUS DESIGN AND PLANNING ENGAGES GENERATIONS PAST AND FUTURE. WE RECOGNIZE AND RESTORE FOUNDATIONS THROUGH ROBUST, AGES-OLD WISDOM THAT IS VITAL IN THIS TIME OF UPHEAVAL – AND THIS CAN BENEFIT INDIGENOUS AND NON-INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES ALIKE. WE BEGIN WITH AN INTERVIEW WITH DR. TONY FETTUS, PROFESSOR OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE FROM UNM. LATER IN THE EPISODE WE TALK WITH NAVJO NATION DELEGATE CARL SLATER AND ROUND ROCK RESIDENT AND ONE OF OUR KEY ADVISORS ON THIS PROJECT - KAYLA JACKSON.
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    56 m
  • EP 2: Round Rock Navajo Nation Case Study Part 1

    EP 2: Round Rock Navajo Nation Case Study Part 1
    May 1 2024
    In this episode we’re discussing an ongoing project we have at Round Rock, Arizona, which is located on the traditional homelands of the Diné Nation, also known as Navajo. In 2014, a devastating fire destroyed their historic trading post. At the time of the fire, the structure had been abandoned for two years. It had served the community in a unique way as it was one of the only trading posts that had been Navajo-owned and operated. Since then, the community members of the Round Rock Chapter have been struggling to rehabilitate the site and repurpose it for the benefit of their people. You’ll be hearing from iD+Pi’s program manager Michaela Shirley, our program coordinator Chelsey Begay, and Iseult Sheehy, a graduate student and Fulbright scholar from Ireland who works closely with our organization. We’ll also hear from Francisco Uviña who an assistant professor of landscape architecture at University of New Mexico, a world-renowned expert in earth materials and historic planning who assisted in our community engagement.
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    36 m
  • EP 1: Introduction to PlaceKnowing

    EP 1: Introduction to PlaceKnowing
    Apr 11 2024

    Indigenous Design and Planning Institute

    KSU Tribal Tab
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    31 m
  • Welcome to PlaceKnowing Podcast - Premiering April 17, 2024

    Welcome to PlaceKnowing Podcast - Premiering April 17, 2024
    Mar 16 2024
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