Dr. Donk - Clap Your Hands [Mr.Hardcore Edit]

Payton, Allen and Matt are back to talk about how we balance our hopes for OU's season. We also dive into the offensive line and how OU shifts the narrative surrounding the program. 

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How do you balance your hope for OU's season? Also some OL talk and shifting the narrative around OU.

PART 1

On this episode of Native ChocTalk, my cousin, Cheryl and I took a road trip into the heart of Choctaw country to explore the fascinating and little-known history of Tamaha, Oklahoma - a town with stories that are anything but small.

As we meandered along banks of the Arkansas River, we met a local gentleman walking his dogs. That chance encounter led me to Tonia Brannan - an unofficial town historian with a deep connection to the land, the stories, and the Choctaw history embedded in the soil who shares it all with me today.

From early ferry landings of the Choctaw trading points following Removal, to a Civil War steamboat raid led by Confederate Cherokee General Stand Watie, to the very first prisoner of the Tamaha jail, and even the scrappy boxing legend Wild Wilson Dunn, a Choctaw man who claimed to be Osage and once fought Jethro’s dad from the show, The Beverly Hillbillies - Tamaha has seen it all! 

(By the way - know any Choctaws with the last name Dunn? Let me know!)

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S9, E4, Pt1: Civil War Raids, Jail Walls & Wild Wilson Dunn: The Untold History of Tamaha, OK

PART 2

On this episode of Native ChocTalk, my cousin, Cheryl and I took a road trip into the heart of Choctaw country to explore the fascinating and little-known history of Tamaha, Oklahoma - a town with stories that are anything but small.

As we meandered along banks of the Arkansas River, we met a local gentleman walking his dogs. That chance encounter led me to Tonia Brannan - an unofficial town historian with a deep connection to the land, the stories, and the Choctaw history embedded in the soil who shares it all with me today.

From early ferry landings of the Choctaw trading points following Removal, to a Civil War steamboat raid led by Confederate Cherokee General Stand Watie, to the very first prisoner of the Tamaha jail, and even the scrappy boxing legend Wild Wilson Dunn, a Choctaw man who claimed to be Osage and once fought Jethro’s dad from the show, The Beverly Hillbillies - Tamaha has seen it all! 

(By the way - know any Choctaws with the last name Dunn? Let me know!)

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S9, E4, Part 2 Civil War Raids, Jail Walls & Wild Wilson Dunn: The Untold History of Tamaha, OK

Brady, Allen and Matt are back to talk about John Mateer's Venmo situation, OU's offensive line, nd OU's newest commit. At 1:16:00 in the episode you can hear Payton sit down with the Game on Paper guys to talk some college football and advanced analytics. Follow them @gameonpaper on Twitter!

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Mateer prefers Venmo to Cash App, a commit (!), OU's offensive line and the Game On Paper guys join us!

Brady, Allen and Matt are back to talk about OU's secondary, Brent speaking highly of Danny Okoye and Auburn is having themselves a time.

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Secondary concerns, Danny Okoye unleashing and is Auburn okay?

PART 1

In this episode, my guests, Amy, Ian and Mike take you deep into the heart of Choctaw tradition, food, and the sacred relationship with the hunt.

You’ll learn about:

- Life at Nan Awaya Farm (where yvnvsh (buffalo) and food are grown the Choctaw way
- Ancient Choctaw hunting - the reverence for animals & wisdom from elders
- Do buffalo will actually charge through 10k volts of electric fence?
- What it’s really like to care for buffalo every day
- The surprising stealth (and jumping skills!) of buffalo
- The second edition of Ian Thompson’s Choctaw Food book (launching soon!)
- Crafting traditional bows, arrows, and quivers
- Stories from the hunt - how our ancestors approached deer with such skill and respect
 
This episode is full of stories, surprises, and teachings that connect past and present. Don’t miss it!

Native ChocTalk Facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/nativechoctalkpodcast 

All Podcast Episodes:  https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/

S9, E5, Part 1: The Bow, The Deer & The Ancient Choctaw Hunt: Amy & Ian Thompson & Mike Smith (Choctaw)

PART 2

In this episode, my guests, Amy, Ian and Mike take you deep into the heart of Choctaw tradition, food, and the sacred relationship with the hunt.
 
You’ll learn about:
🌱 Life at Nan Awaya Farm where yvnvsh (buffalo) and food are grown in the Choctaw tradition
🪶 Ancient Choctaw hunting - the reverence for animals & wisdom from elders 
⚡ Do buffalo will actually charge through 10k volts of electric fence?
🦬 What it’s really like to care for buffalo every day
🤫 The surprising stealth (and jumping skills!) of buffalo 
📖 The second edition of Ian Thompson’s Choctaw Food book (launching soon!)
🏹 Crafting traditional bows, arrows, and quivers
🦌 Stories from the hunt - how our ancestors approached deer with such skill and respect

This episode is full of stories, surprises, and teachings that connect past and present. Don’t miss it!

Native ChocTalk Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/nativechoctalkpodcast 
All Podcast Episodes: https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/


S9, E5, Part 2, The Bow, The Deer & The Ancient Choctaw Hunt: Amy & Ian Thompson & Mike Smith (Choctaw)

PART 3

In this episode, my guests, Amy, Ian and Mike take you deep into the heart of Choctaw tradition, food, and the sacred relationship with the hunt.

You’ll learn about:

- Life at Nan Awaya Farm (where yvnvsh (buffalo) and food are grown the Choctaw way
- Ancient Choctaw hunting - the reverence for animals & wisdom from elders
- Do buffalo will actually charge through 10k volts of electric fence?
- What it’s really like to care for buffalo every day
- The surprising stealth (and jumping skills!) of buffalo
- The second edition of Ian Thompson’s Choctaw Food book (launching soon!)
- Crafting traditional bows, arrows, and quivers
- Stories from the hunt - how our ancestors approached deer with such skill and respect
 
This episode is full of stories, surprises, and teachings that connect past and present. Don’t miss it!

Native ChocTalk Facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/nativechoctalkpodcast 

All Podcast Episodes:  https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/

S9, E5, Part 3: The Bow, The Deer & The Ancient Choctaw Hunt: Amy & Ian Thompson & Mike Smith (Choctaw)

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S9, E5, Part 1: The Bow, The Deer & The Ancient Choctaw Hunt: Amy & Ian Thompson & Mike Smith (Choctaw)

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