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Part 2

They called her “savage” and she was a tough, independent and widowed single mother, attempting to succeed during a time when women were just starting to have a voice (although many Native women were still very much unheard). 

Join me and my guest, Nicolette Blount as she delves into the stories of her great grandmother, Wanda Savage, a 1920s Chickasaw sharpshooter, stunt woman, dancer and silent film actress!

And Nicolette has beautifully turned Wanda’s story into a show called, “Savage the Musical” and it’s gaining fast acclaim! 

This is the story of survival, the universal desire to be accepted and a quest for redemption that you must hear!

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S7, E4, Pt 2: They Called Her “Savage”: Nicolette Blount, Chickasaw on Savage the Musical

According to the American Addiction Centers:
"The rate of alcohol use among Native Americans is significantly higher than in other ethnic groups. The rate of Native Americans with an alcohol use disorder is higher than that of the total population. And one in ten young Native Americans (ages 18–25) has an alcohol use disorder.”

What if there were a Native-owned, alcohol-free alternative that not only tasted amazing but was actually good for you?

Could this help our Native communities — and others — who are struggling with substance abuse? And what about those who simply enjoy the taste of wine or beer, but are looking to make a healthier lifestyle change?

Enter Jody Colbert — entrepreneur, founder and president of War Chief Collection, and proud descendant of the great Comanche warrior Quanah Parker.

In this episode, you’ll learn about Jody’s line of non-alcoholic beverages, her personal journey to sobriety, and her deep connection to Quanah Parker. In future episodes, you’ll meet her aunties and uncle and hear even more stories about this iconic figure in Native history.

A couple of important notes:
Since this episode was recorded two years ago, some exciting things are on the horizon: Jody will be relaunching War Chief Collection with new products in Summer 2025.

In this episode, Jody speaks of her greatest hero: her father, Sgt. Robert Colbert (Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Creek), a Purple Heart recipient and Marine veteran of the Vietnam War, and a proud member of the Chickasaw Warrior Society. Sgt. Colbert sadly passed in July 2024, and this episode is dedicated in his honor. Yakoke for your service, Sgt. Colbert.

Please keep an eye out for War Chief Collection’s relaunch in Summer 2025: https://www.warchiefcollection.com/ 

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S8, E4, Part 1: Quanah Parker’s Legacy: Jody Colbert (Comanche) & The War Chief Collection

According to the American Addiction Centers:
"The rate of alcohol use among Native Americans is significantly higher than in other ethnic groups. The rate of Native Americans with an alcohol use disorder is higher than that of the total population. And one in ten young Native Americans (ages 18–25) has an alcohol use disorder.”

What if there were a Native-owned, alcohol-free alternative that not only tasted amazing but was actually good for you?

Could this help our Native communities — and others — who are struggling with substance abuse? And what about those who simply enjoy the taste of wine or beer, but are looking to make a healthier lifestyle change?

Enter Jody Colbert — entrepreneur, founder and president of War Chief Collection, and proud descendant of the great Comanche warrior Quanah Parker.

In this episode, you’ll learn about Jody’s line of non-alcoholic beverages, her personal journey to sobriety, and her deep connection to Quanah Parker. In future episodes, you’ll meet her aunties and uncle and hear even more stories about this iconic figure in Native history.

A couple of important notes:
- Since this episode was recorded two years ago, some exciting things are on the horizon: Jody will be relaunching War Chief Collection with new products in Summer 2025.

- In this episode, Jody speaks of her greatest hero: her father, Sgt. Robert Colbert (Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Creek), a Purple Heart recipient and Marine veteran of the Vietnam War, and a proud member of the Chickasaw Warrior Society. Sgt. Colbert sadly passed in July 2024, and this episode is dedicated in his honor. Yakoke for your service, Sgt. Colbert.

Please keep an eye out for War Chief Collection’s relaunch in Summer 2025: https://www.warchiefcollection.com/ 

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S8, E4, Part 2: Quanah Parker’s Legacy: Jody Colbert (Comanche) & The War Chief Collection

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PART 3

They were the Comanche, or Numunuh—meaning "The People"— and they were the undisputed "Lords of the Plains," fiercely guarding their vast homeland across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, and New Mexico. Masters of horseback warfare, they resisted westward expansion as the U.S. government pushed settlers into their territory.

In an 1836 raid on Fort Parker, nine-year-old Cynthia Ann Parker was taken captive. She embraced Comanche life, later marrying Chief Peta Nocona. And their son, Quanah Parker, became a legendary leader. As the U.S. broke the Treaty of Medicine Lodge, Quanah led his people in the Red River War, the last major conflict between the southern Plains tribes and the U.S. military. Realizing continued resistance meant destruction, he surrendered at Fort Sill in 1875 to secure his people's survival.

Straddling two worlds, Quanah worked to bridge the divide between Native and white societies. Though never elected chief, he was appointed the Comanche Nation’s Principal Chief. 

To his family, he was a beloved grandfather who championed education and Comanche traditions. To history, he remains the "Last Chief of the Comanche."
In parts 1 and 2 of this series, I spoke with one of Quanah Parker's descendants, Jody Parker. Now in part 3, you'll hear directly from Quanah’s great grandchildren:
Jacquetta Parker
Ardith Parker-Leming
LaNora Parker
Sandra Chesnut
Don Allen Parker 
Jody Colbert

The family shares insights on:
- Quanah's influence on the importance of education and always showing up dressed to impress
- His vision for a school and church for his people
- What Quanah was like as a master horseman and a great warrior
- The significance of Comanche oral history and that much of their knowledge came from both 
   their elders and the Mennonite missionaries Quanah worked with
- Did Quanah really tell a missionary she was "ugly"? You may be surprised by the answer!

Finally, the elders share a heartfelt reflection on how Quanah bridged two worlds—the world of his people and of those who had taken over.

Unfortunately, when I recorded this 2 years ago, my sound and video were messed up. So thank you for your patience, as it has been cleaned up as best as possible.


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S8 E4 Part 3 Quanah Parker, The Comanche Warrior Between Two Worlds

PART 4

“Don’t let go of one foot in one place and one foot in the other. Don’t ever forget who you are. You are Comanche, you are Indian. You are a Parker.” 

- Jacquetta Parker, proud great-granddaughter of the legendary Comanche warrior Quanah Parker, sharing his timeless wisdom and guiding his descendants as they navigate the complexities of two very different worlds.

In Part 4 of this series, where I visited with the descendants of Quanah Parker, we explored a more personal side of the legendary Comanche leader—Quanah as a father, husband, and historical inspiration. Our conversation uncovered fascinating stories, including:

- Despite his reputation as a fierce and respected warrior, Quanah had a deep compassion for orphans and those in need.
- The time President Roosevelt visited his home.
- The treasured china passed down to one of his great-granddaughters.
- Insights into Quanah’s many wives.
- The remarkable story of how Quanah and the Mennonites envisioned and built Post Oak Mission.
- How both Comanche and English were sung and preached in the church.
- The role of frybread sales in rebuilding Post Oak Mission.
- The secret to making the perfect frybread—at least, according to these particular Comanches.
- Clumpy or soft frybread? You decide. (I say we settle this with a bake-off!)


Join me as we uncover these incredible stories, bringing Quanah’s legacy to life through the voices of his descendants.


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S8, E4, Part 4: Quanah Parker, The Comanche Warrior Between Two Worlds

Brady, Allen and Matt are back to give their April OU football record predictions and Trae Young being the Assistant GM for OU basketball.

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