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Lawrence News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Polly Cooper Honored on New Dollar CoinThe U.S. Mint unveils a new Sacagawea dollar coin, honoring Polly Cooper, a Oneida woman who played a crucial role in the Revolutionary War by delivering food supplies to the Continental Army at Valley Forge. The coin, released during the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, depicts Cooper offering a corn basket to George Washington, highlighting her courage and cultural values of compassion and hospitality. This coin is part of Congresss Native American one-dollar coin program, recognizing figures like Maria Tallchief and Jim Thorpe.
2026-02-0101 min
Curious Cousins OK PodcastEp 139 Maria TallchiefThis week Tiff dives in and discusses Oklahoma’s very own prima ballerina…Maria Tallchief.Born Elizabeth Marie Tall Chief on January 24, 1925, on the Osage Indian Reservation in Oklahoma, Maria became not only Oklahoma’s, but also America's first major prima ballerina. She is celebrated for her dedication and pride in her heritage. Rising from humble beginnings, she navigated dual cultural worlds, being trained rigorously by her ambitious mother, who ensured her daughters received artistic opportunities. Maria's ballet career flourished in Los Angeles under renowned instructors, leading her to join the prestigious Ballet Russe de Monte C...
2025-09-1942 min
Native America CallingFriday, April 18, 2025 — Celebrating Native poetryElise Paschen’s (Osage) new book of poetry, “Blood Wolf Moon”, weaves Osage stories from the Reign of Terror with her experience as the daughter of famous major prima ballerina, Maria Tallchief. m.s. RedCherries’ (Northern Cheyenne) first poetry book, “mother”, was a 2024 National Book Award for Poetry finalist. It follows the Cheyenne protagonist who is exploring Indian identity as a former boarding school student reconnecting to her roots and larger Native community through the backdrop of the American Indian Movement. “Indigenous Poetics” is a collection of essays illustrating how Native poets use their craft as a critical tool to help readers...
2025-04-1856 minNative America CallingFriday, April 18, 2025 — Celebrating Native poetryElise Paschen’s (Osage) new book of poetry, “Blood Wolf Moon”, weaves Osage stories from the Reign of Terror with her experience as the daughter of famous major prima ballerina, Maria Tallchief. m.s. RedCherries’ (Northern Cheyenne) first poetry book, “mother”, was a 2024 National Book Award for Poetry finalist. It follows the Cheyenne protagonist who is exploring Indian identity as a former boarding school student reconnecting to her roots and larger Native community through the backdrop of the American Indian Movement. “Indigenous Poetics” is a collection of essays illustrating how Native poets use their craft as a critical tool to help readers...
2025-04-1856 min
Enjoy Offering of Full Audiobooks in Funny, Performing ArtsI'm Not Your Muse - Lori ZimmerListen to full audiobooks for free :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTITLE I'm Not Your MuseSUBTITLE Uncovering the Overshadowed Brilliance of Women Artists & VisionariesAUTHOR Lori ZimmerNARRATOR Traci OdomLANGUAGE EnglishRELEASE DATE 02-25-2025PUBLISHER Running Press AdultCATEGORIES Art, Biography, Female Protagonist, HistorySUMMARYAn illuminating exploration of 31 incredible women—across art, architecture, dance, literature, and more—whose culture-defining contributions have, until now, been overshadowed by their role as "muses" to history's better-known men.
What does it mean to be someone's "muse"? Historically, to be c...
2025-02-2500 min
Celluloid Crypt1920s Fashion Fails and Social Shifts: What We Can Learn from the Roaring Twenties Powered by Avonetics.comStep back in time to the 1920s, where flapper dresses, cloche hats, and bold social changes defined an era. From critiques of "ugly" fashion to the rise of Hollywood and groundbreaking cultural moments, this deep dive into the Roaring Twenties reveals surprising parallels to today’s world. Explore how beauty standards, societal norms, and even anti-Semitic tensions from a century ago still echo in modern times. Witness the birth of icons like Paul Newman and Maria Tallchief, and join the debate on how the past shapes our present. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.
2025-02-1308 min
Grown-Ass Women Talking ... PodcastGAWT: Kim Alexis on Saying No, Taylor Swift’s Holiday Bonus, and the Luigi Mangione CaseIn this episode of Grown-Ass Women Talking, supermodel-turned-wellness ambassador Kim Alexis opens up about her journey from the runway to advocating for healthy living and self-empowerment. She shares insights on maintaining boundaries, embracing self-worth, and the power of saying no in both personal and professional life. Discover practical tips for setting boundaries, navigating relationships, and living authentically.
Loni Love and Erica Montolfo also dive into the week’s hottest topics in Grown-Ass News, including:
Taylor Swift’s bonus generosity to her tour staff
Giselle Pellico’s powerful testimony against her abuser
The legacy of trailblazing ballerina Maria Ta...
2024-12-261h 01
Estes Valley Voice PodcastThe Nutcracker ballet has become an Estes holiday traditionBallet Boulder comes to The Stanley Hotel for three sold-out performancesFeature by Patti BrownA Sugar Plum Fairy, waltzing flowers, a princely nutcracker, a young girl, magical mice, and a parade of exotic characters from Spain, Arabia, China, and Russia all make Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s ballet The Nutcracker a perennial holiday tradition.The Boulder Ballet will perform excerpts from The Nutcracker Suite at The Stanely Hotel Saturday and Sunday in the Pavilion. The three scheduled performances are sold out.This is the third year for the special performance on th...
2024-12-1403 min
Timber People50 - Honoring Oklahoma's Native American Prima Ballerinas with the Five Moons Dance Festival with Maggie BoyettHost Gena Timberman welcomes Maggie Boyett, Chief Communications Officer for the Shawnee Tribe, to talk about the Five Moons Dance Festival, a special event that will honor OU School of Dance co-founder Yvonne Chouteau (Shawnee). The Festival was created to pay tribute to the Five Moons, a group of Native American ballerinas from Oklahoma - Choteau, Rosella Hightower (Choctaw), Moscelyne Larkin (Peoria/Eastern Shawnee), and Maria and Marjorie Tallchief (Osage Nation). They talk about the partnerships involved in the Festival including the University of Oklahoma, the Jacobson House Native Art Center, First Americans Museum, and the Shawnee Tribe as...
2024-08-2223 min
Potent PodablesEpisode 219 - July 8 to July 12 2024 - She's a Tallchief, that's why she raised the barreJeopardy! recaps from the week of July 8th, 2024. We have a little Wallace and Gromit moment, Emily describes her best and most annoying bit, and Kyle brings us a deep dive about Maria Tallchief
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2024-07-191h 24
Quand je serai grandeQuand je serai grande #08, Maria Tallchief - 22/04/2024Épisode du 22/04/2024 : Quand je serai grande #08, Maria Tallchief -- Le podcast d’une jeune femme de la campagne inspirée par de grandes dames de l’Histoire. Hélène Grillon et sa curiosité sans limites vous donnent rendez-vous toutes les deux semaines en compagnie des figures féminines, parfois méconnues, qui ont fait notre Histoire. « Quand je serai grande » vous promet des découvertes passionnantes à travers l’exploration de parcours individuels inspirants !
2024-04-2200 min
Tunes from Turtle IslandTunes from Turtle Island S05E13R'n'B, Country, Indie, Res Metal, Hip Hop, Rap, Funk, Punk, Goth, Singer Songwriter, Rock, Soul and Folk from menbers of the Métis, Lumbee/Tuscarora, Greenlandic Inuit, Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, Navajo/Dine, Cree, Anishinaabe, Southern Pomo, Iqaluit, Ojibwe Cherokee and Shawnee Nations. Brought to you by Tunes From Turtle Island and Pantheon Podcasts. If you like the music you hear, go out and buy/stream some of it. :) All these artists need your support. Tracks on this week's show are:
Electric Religious - Good Bread
Charly Lowry - Stay
Pukuut - Pain
Celeigh Cardinal - Just Le...
2024-03-291h 35
A Very OK PodcastThe Five MoonsMaria Tallchief, Marjorie Tallchief, Yvonne Chouteau, Moscelyne Larkin, and Rosella Hightower were all American Indian women, born in Oklahoma during the 1920s, who went on to become prima ballerinas. Nicknamed the “Five Moons,” they achieved the pinnacle of success in their respective ballet careers, making their marks in America and on the international stage. They were named Oklahoma Cultural Treasures in 1997 and a beautiful mural in the state capitol, Flight of Spirit, pays tribute to them. Our guest on this episode is writer, director, actor, and dancer, Russ Tallchief, who is also the great nephew of Maria and Marjorie Tall...
2024-03-191h 18
Stuff You Missed in History ClassUnearthed! in Fall/Winter 2023, Part 2 Finishing out discussion of things literally and figuratively dug up in the last months of 2023, we're covering shipwrecks, art, animals, and the miscellaneous category we call potpourri. Research: Alberge, Dalya. “That’s not a potato: mystery of Egyptian treasures found buried in grounds of Scottish school.” The Guardian. 11/19/2023. https://www.theguardian.com/science/2023/nov/19/thats-not-a-potato-mystery-of-egyptian-treasures-found-buried-in-grounds-of-scottish-school Anderson, Sonja. “This Mysterious Hillside Carving Is Actually Hercules, Researchers Say.” Smithsonian. 1/2/2024. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/england-cerne-abbas-giant-is-really-hercules-once-used-to-rally-troops-180983522/ “Runestones reveal the power of a Viking queen.” Phys.org. 10/13/2023. https://phys.org/news/2023-10-runestones-reveal-power-viking-queen.html Babbs, Verity. “Archaeologists Discover Ancient Roman Bat...
2024-01-1740 minStuff You Missed in History ClassUnearthed! in Fall/Winter 2023, Part 1We're closing out the last three months of 2023 by talking about things literally and figuratively dug up during that time, kicking it off with lots of updates of prior episodes, things dug up from the garden, edibles and potables, and books and letters. Research: Alberge, Dalya. “That’s not a potato: mystery of Egyptian treasures found buried in grounds of Scottish school.” The Guardian. 11/19/2023. https://www.theguardian.com/science/2023/nov/19/thats-not-a-potato-mystery-of-egyptian-treasures-found-buried-in-grounds-of-scottish-school Anderson, Sonja. “This Mysterious Hillside Carving Is Actually Hercules, Researchers Say.” Smithsonian. 1/2/2024. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/england-cerne-abbas-giant-is-really-hercules-once-used-to-rally-troops-180983522/ “Runestones reveal the power of a Viking queen.” Phys...
2024-01-1545 min
Classical SproutsMaria TallchiefBallet superstar, Native American advocate ... Maria Tallchief was COOL.
2023-11-1305 min
More Than A MuseAmerica's First Prima Ballerina: Maria TallchiefThis week, Stauney talks about the Prima Ballerina, Maria Tallchief and how her pioneering spirit challenged the norms of the predominantly European art form and ushered in a new era for ballet in the United States. From her early training at the School of American Ballet to becoming the first American and Native American prima ballerina, Tallchief's career was marked by a relentless pursuit of excellence. This episode discusses the life and achievements of Maria Tallchief, from her formative years in the Oklahoma Osage Tribe to her extraordinary rise as a legendary ballet figure. We discuss her contributions of ch...
2023-11-061h 03More Than A MuseAmerica's First Prima Ballerina: Maria TallchiefThis week, Stauney talks about the Prima Ballerina, Maria Tallchief and how her pioneering spirit challenged the norms of the predominantly European art form and ushered in a new era for ballet in the United States. From her early training at the School of American Ballet to becoming the first American and Native American prima ballerina, Tallchief's career was marked by a relentless pursuit of excellence. This episode discusses the life and achievements of Maria Tallchief, from her formative years in the Oklahoma Osage Tribe to her extraordinary rise as a legendary ballet figure. We discuss her contributions of ch...
2023-11-061h 04
Movies That MatterKillers of the Flower Moon and Centering American IndiansJustin and Nicole with special guest Rosebud Sioux tribe member Marietta discuss Killers of the Flower Moon and American Indian stories that aren't getting told. We disagree on our enjoyment of a three and a half hour movie but praise the performances. We wish the story focused more on the Osage. We have a wide ranging discussion on American Indian culture and history. We learn about Maria Tallchief, prima ballerina from the Osage tribe. Marietta also recommends checking out the Gathering of Nations in the spring in New Mexico. We discuss the issue of missing and murdered ind...
2023-11-0251 min
City Ballet The PodcastHear the Dance: Jennifer Homans (Part 2)This week, the two-part conversation between Hear the Dance host Silas Farley and dance historian Jennifer Homans continues. They discuss Lincoln Kirstein's essential role as a collaborator with Balanchine, the creation of Serenade, and some of the key personal and artistic moments in the ongoing history of the New York City Ballet. Homans traces the development of the Company's ethos through the individual dancers' devotion to Balanchine's vision and to the art form; Balanchine's presence, she describes, was an irresistible force. (1:31:11) Written by Silas Farley Edited by Gus Reed Music: Concerto for Violin...
2023-10-161h 31
Untold LegaciesPrima Ballerina and Native American TrailblazerIn this episode of "Untold Legacies," we celebrate the remarkable life and achievements of Maria Tallchief, the first Native American prima ballerina and an icon of American ballet. Join us as we unravel Tallchief's journey from her Osage Nation roots to the grand stages of the world's most prestigious ballet companies. Her extraordinary talent, dedication, and cultural pride continue to inspire generations and pave the way for diversity in the world of dance.
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2023-09-0802 min
Calling to the GoodMeet Cecil & Cathy!You're invited to join us around the dining room table as Cecil and Cathy McGarrah, owners of The Cottages on the Prairie in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, tell us a little of their back story to starting an AirBNB business, as well as disclosing a few insider tips on how to #LiveLikeALocal when you come for a visit to Osage County, Oklahoma!
https://www.thecottagesontheprairie.com/ #TheSmilesAreAlwaysFree
*One note - Maria Tallchief, mentioned in this podcast, was from Fairfax, Oklahoma and you can learn more on her and the theater built by her father...
2023-07-0349 min
Lady HistoryEp 91 - Dancing QueensThis week on Lady History: These ladies want to dance with somebody! Hear the stories of plum-fairy prima ballerina Maria Tallchief and passionate preformer Maude Allen.
Logo by: Alexia Ibarra
Editing by: Lexi Simms
Music by: Alana Stolnitz
A full text transcript of this show, as well as sources, attributions, and further readings, can be found at ladyhistorypod.com
Archival audio of this episode is from National Archives and Records Administration "Dance Americana" (1956).
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2023-06-1827 min
Infinite WomenDance: The Five MoonsRead full transcriptYvonne Chouteau, Rosella Hightower, Moscelyne Larkin, and sisters Maria and Marjorie Tallchief all rose to prominence as ballerinas in the mid-1900s. They also all happened to be Native Americans from the state of Oklahoma, born in the 1920s. Chouteau was Shawnee, the Tallchief sisters were Osage, Hightower was Choctaw and Larkin was Peoria and Shawnee.While each of the women has been recognised with various individual honors, they are also commemorated as a group. A ballet called The Four Moons was created for the Oklahoma Indian Ballerina Festival in 1967, with four...
2023-04-2405 min
FIRST! with Kareem RahmaIf You Work For Big Dairy Please Don’t Listen To This (The Maria Tallchief Episode with Alyssa Limperis)On this episode, we are joined by the hilarious, the athletic, the Greek by blood but not by accent, stand-up comedian and actress Alyssa Limperis! And today, I’m going to tell her the story of one of the most legendary people in the arts: Maria Tallchief – a Native American woman who became America’s FIRST! prima ballerina.Next time on FIRST! – make sure to catch me and Ramy Youssef as we talk about Omar Sharif – the FIRST! Arab Actor to be nominated for an Academy Award.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2022-11-0144 min
The Who Was? PodcastMaria Tallchief & MozartWe're getting classy with our two tremendously talented contestants on today's episode! Maria Tallchief stops by with a new game to share. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2022-09-2129 min
The History of Musical Theatre Podcast3.8 George Balanchine and Maria TallchiefOur last episode of season 3 before the hiatus. In this episode we talk about the Maria Tallchief years, meet and re-meet some important performers, see the creation of a number of NYCB mainstay works, and seeing the foundation laid for the years to come.
May 23rd we begin season 4, talking about Les Miserables.
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2022-05-0941 min
Tweet TrendsToday’s spotlight is on Maria TallchiefLet’s hear it for the Native American Prima Ballerina! Have you heard about Maria Tallchief?
2022-03-2406 min
Conversations on Dance(271) Lynn Garafola, Dance Historian, on Bronislava NijinskaToday we are joined by Lynn Garafola, dance historian and author of ‘La Nijinska: Choreographer of the Modern.' Ms. Garafola is Professor Emerita of Dance at Barnard College, Columbia University. A dance historian and critic, she is the author of Diaghilev's Ballets Russes and Legacies of Twentieth-Century Dance, and the editor of several books, including The Diaries of Marius Petipa, André Levinson on Dance (with Joan Acocella), José Limón: An Unfinished Memoir, and The Ballets Russes and Its World. She has curated several exhibitions, including Dance for a City: Fifty Years of the New York City...
2022-02-231h 12
OKHR Leads41. Wilson Pipestem - Discussing "Killers of the Flower Moon"In this podcast we hear the story of how one man saw a concern within his community about how they might be portrayed in the upcoming movie "Killers of the Flower Moon." From that concern he organized a meeting with the tribe which led to actually meeting Academy Award Winning director Martin Scorsese and actually influencing the movie.
This episode is a great example of how one person can make a difference that impact many people. This may not sound like an HR podcast but we think you will agree by the end that there are many...
2022-02-071h 03Tunes from Turtle IslandTunes from Turtle Island S03E04A mix of styles and genres. Brought to you by Turtle Island Radio and Pantheon Podcasts. Please, during this difficult time when artists can not play to live audiences, if you like the music you hear, go out and buy some of it. :) Tracks on this week's show are:
Cliff Cardinal and The Skylarks - It's Gonna Be Fine
Tall Paul & Calina Lawrence - Maria Tallchief
One Way Sky - Live To Give
Semiah - Nothing Can Kill My Love For You
Mozart Gabriel & Liam Cloud - As I Bite My Guitar
DJ Thunderkat - Hard Time Killing...
2022-01-281h 00
Today in DanceJanuary 24Happy Birthday to Maria Tallchief, Andre-Jean-Jacques Deshayes, Audrey DeVos, Howard "Sandman" Sims, and Donald Saddler.
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2022-01-2503 min
Stairway For BalletEP: 24 Celebrating BIPOC Ballet DancersIn celebration of the holidays, the end of 2021, and a New Year 2022, we are going to be celebrating a few famous BIPOC ballet dancers. Featuring amazing dancers Alicia Alonso, Arthur Mitchell & Maria Tallchief!
2021-12-3106 minConversations on Dance(263) Alastair Macaulay on ‘The Nutcracker’As Nutcracker performances return to stages around the world, we decided to celebrate the return of the beloved classic by chatting with friend of the pod, Alastair Macaulay. As a historian of the performing arts and the former Chief Dance Critic of the New York Times, Alastair has a wealth of information to share with us about the history of this ballet that has become a staple for schools and companies across the country. We chat about the ballet's origins, elements of the production that have been lost over time, different versions Alastair has reviewed, and finally, he tells...
2021-12-0750 min
Daily QuoteMaria Tallchief, BallerinaToday’s quote is a reminder of the value of restraint. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2021-11-3002 min
ShmannersMaria TallchiefHello Internet! This week’s episode is all about revolutionary prima ballerina MARIA TALLCHIEF! Enjoy and be sure to share with a friend!
2021-11-1938 min
Native Voice One PodcastWomanica Indigenous Women Series: Ella Cara DeloriaElla Cara Deloria (1889-1971) was a Dakota Sioux scholar, ethnographer, anthropologist, writer, and translator who was a critically important recorder of Sioux culture and languages at a time when the traditional culture was in danger of being lost. She also brought a new perspective on the work, as she herself was born on the Yankton Sioux Reservation and was part of a traditional Dakota Sioux family.
Womanica, hosted by award-winning journalist Jenny Kaplan, tells the stories of women you may or may not know — but definitely should. The Indigenous Women Series features the biographies of rem...
2021-11-1805 minNative Voice One PodcastWomanica Indigenous Women Series: Whina CooperDame Whina Cooper (1895 – 1994) was a respected kuia (Māori elder), who worked for many years for the rights of her people, and particularly to improve the lot of Māori women. In one famous example, as an 80-year old she led 5,000 Māori land protest marchers as they walked from Te Hāpua (in the far north) to Parliament. Her wide influence and nationally recognized activity led her to be acknowledged with awards in both the British (Imperial) and New Zealand Royal Honours Systems, and by her own people, who bestowed the title Te Whaea o te Motu (“Mother of the N...
2021-11-1806 minNative Voice One PodcastWomanica Indigenous Women Series: Dolores CacuangoEcuadorian civil rights pioneer Dolores Cacuango (1881-1971), also known as Mamá Doloreyuk, spent decades fighting fiercely for the rights of the country’s Indigenous people, with a particular focus on land rights and women’s rights. Cacuango was a dedicated advocate for accessible education and instrumental in establishing Ecuador’s first bilingual schools, which practiced in Spanish and the Indigenous language of Quichua. She founded the Federación Ecuatoriana de Indios (FEI) in 1944 with the help of Ecuador’s Communist Party.
Womanica, hosted by award-winning journalist Jenny Kaplan, tells the stories of women you may or may not...
2021-11-1703 minNative Voice One PodcastWomanica Indigenous Women Series: Olivia Ward Bush-BanksOlivia Ward Bush-Banks (1869-1944) was an American poet and playwright best known for celebrating both her African-American and Montauk heritages in her works. She also founded the Bush-Banks School of Expression in Chicago to foster emerging African-American talents. Some of her plays supported an interracial culture controversial for her day and were not produced during her lifetime.
Womanica, hosted by award-winning journalist Jenny Kaplan, tells the stories of women you may or may not know — but definitely should. The Indigenous Women Series features the biographies of remarkable Indigenous woman from history. From Maria Tallchief to Wil...
2021-11-1708 min
The Speckled Bees: A Celebration of ChildhoodE18: Expanding Our Artist Vocabulary*Trigger warning! Marked as explicit because we talk about sexual assault (minutes 7:30 to 10:30) in discussing Chuck Close.November is National Native American Heritage Month! One way we can honor and celebrate Indigenous and other minority cultures is by better acquainted with artisans from these communities. Our resident atelierista, Spencer, discusses some amazing artists who are relatable to children. Georgia O’Keeffe - Her sweeping imagery of nature and bright colors are very enjoyable for kids. - “My name is Georgia” Frida Kahlo - She is one of the best artists to introduce children to ideas...
2021-11-0454 min
Story of the BookChristine Day: The Sea in WinterIn this episode of Story of the Book, Christine Day walks us through how she wrote her second middle grade novel, The Sea in Winter, which was published by Heartdrum in January 2021. We talk about second book syndrome, writing middle grade stories that don't get rid of the parents, and why there's never a perfect time to write a book. We loved this conversation and we hope you do, too!Show notes:Christine Day's websiteBuy The Sea in WinterAdd The Sea in Winter on GoodreadsChristine mentions...
2021-10-121h 24
Dorktales StorytimeMaria Tallchief, Hidden Hero of History!Send a textA head-twirling tale of fairies, firebirds and en pointe feats! Maria Tallchief is a trailblazing dancer who leapt into fame to become America’s first Prima Ballerina. Her technical precision and unique style of dance—full of energy, speed and passion—put American ballet on the map. Early in her career, she was told to change her last name, but Ms. Tallchief refused to hide her Native American heritage and Osage roots. Her successful dance career and worldwide adoration proved the naysayers wrong!Join us for future "Hidden Heroes of History" episodes of the...
2021-05-1316 min
Incredible FeatsAn American In The Paris BalletMaria Tallchief was the first prima ballerina in America and helped turn the famously Parisian art of ballet into a mainstay of American culture.
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2021-03-3107 min
Twindigenous5 - En Pointe and En VogueCW: Mentions of homophobia, transphobia, and violence.
We're back! Kara and Kaley chat about their favorite cringeworthy reality tv shows before jumping into this week's theme: Dance! In this episode, Kaley shares the history of "Voguing", NYC's Ballroom scene and the impact of the notable film, "Paris is Burning"...plus there's a heated debate about who would win in a Kaley vs. Kara dance off. Next, Kara shares details about the remarkable life and accomplishments of Maria Tallchief, America's Prima Ballerina. We learn how Maria felt about being labeled as an "American Indian Ballerina", rather than a...
2021-03-021h 06
Hippocampus Clubhouse103: She Persisted -13 American Women Who Changed The World w/ Storytime Voices Guest, CharlieShe Persisted is for everyone who has ever wanted to speak up but has been told to quiet down, for everyone who has ever tried to reach for the stars but was told to sit down, and for everyone who has ever been made to feel unworthy or unimportant or small. With vivid, compelling art by Alexandra Boiger, this book shows readers that no matter what obstacles may be in their paths, they shouldn't give up on their dreams. Persistence is power. This book features: Harriet Tubman, Helen Keller, Clara Lemlich, Nellie Bly, Virginia Apgar, Maria Tallchief, Claudette Colvin, Ruby...
2021-03-0116 min
Vorsicht Spoiler!9.2 News of the WorldTom Hanks und das deutsche Indianermädchen
Youtube: Texasdeutsch in Frederiksburg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwgwpUcxch4
Podcasttips zu historischen Figuren mit indigenen Wurzeln (Englisch):
Stuff you missed in history class:
Maria Tallchief (Nov. 2014): https://www.iheart.com/podcast/stuff-you-missed-in-history-cl-21124503/episode/maria-tallchief-30208651/
Mary Alice Nelson (Sep. 2016): https://www.iheart.com/podcast/stuff-you-missed-in-history-cl-21124503/episode/mary-alice-nelson-aka-molly-spotted-30207385/
Youtube, Die DDR-Hymne: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTV92wqYjfA
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2021-02-2240 min
Our Mothers OurselvesMaria Tallchief: By Turns Firebird, Cinderella, Mother, Muse. A Conversation with Elise PaschenMaria Tallchief was born Elizabeth Marie Tall Chief in 1925 in Fairfax, Oklahoma, where her grandfather had served as chief in the Osage Nation. Seventeen years later, she found her way to New York and became one of the most famous American ballerinas of the 20th century.She rejected suggestions that she change her name to Tallchieva, at the time when many American dancers adopted Russian stage names, Tallchief would become forever linked to some of George Balanchine's most transformational ballets. (Not only was she his prinicipal muse, but she was married to him for...
2021-01-2833 min
Humans in History1/24 Maria TallchiefToday we learn about Maria Tallchief, the world's first Native American prima ballerina.
2021-01-2416 min
044 - Flirt Game On PointeFrom the beauty and grace of the ballet to a kinda gross romantic gesture. Cass shares the inspiring story of the first American and Native American prima ballerina, Elizabeth Marie "Maria" Tallchief...and then Nat explains why lovers gifted locks of hair and other figurative jewelry.
Maria Tallchief
Maria Tallchief on pointe
Peter Cassidy Bigheart, Maria’s paternal great-grandfather and Osage chief
Gimmel Ring
Eye Miniatures (one, two, three)
A locket with hair
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Maria Tallchief: Wiki, Brittanica
Figurative Jewelry: Apollo Ma...
2021-01-051h 14Shared History044 - Flirt Game On PointeFrom the beauty and grace of the ballet to a kinda gross romantic gesture. Cass shares the inspiring story of the first American and Native American prima ballerina, Elizabeth Marie "Maria" Tallchief...and then Nat explains why lovers gifted locks of hair and other figurative jewelry.Maria TallchiefMaria Tallchief on pointePeter Cassidy Bigheart, Maria’s paternal great-grandfather and Osage chiefGimmel RingEye Miniatures (one, two, three)A locket with hairSOURCES:Maria Tallchief: Wiki, BrittanicaFigurative Jewelry: Apollo Ma...
2021-01-051h 14
The Past and The Curious: A History Podcast for Kids and FamiliesEpisode 50: Let's Dance!Maria Tallchief was a member of the Osage nation who happened to become the first major American ballet dancer. Her story is read by Ashley Thursby, a dancer with The Louisville Ballet. The Dancing Plague of 1518 began when Frau Troffea stepped out of her home and started dancing. For months, hundred of people danced along with her - for no discernible reason. All this and more when you join host Mick Sullivan for the fun.
2020-11-2934 min
Women of HERstory: A PodcastMaria Tallchief: America's First Prima BallerinaMaria Tallchief was America's first Prima Ballerina. She stayed true to her Osage tribe heritage, and instead of changed her name (which was common at the time) she embraced it. She made HERstory around the world, being the American to perform on a number of European stages.
Maria changed the world of ballet with her passion and authenticity that was apparent on and off the stage!
2020-11-2434 min
Wining About HerstoryEp84. Reverie with a Backbone & Mischief & Blood ShedInspired by Native American Heritage Day and recommendations from one of our AMAZING listeners, the ladies are covering indigenous women! First, Kelley tells the tale of Maria Tallchief who overcame snobby Russians, prejudice, and reinvented herself three times to become the It Girl of ballet! Then, Emily shares the story of Weetamoo, a Pocasset sachem who didn't take too kindly to the English kidnapping her husband, and made it rain chaos on their heads! Don't mess with dance moms OR kidnap a warrior's husband, because it's time to wine about herstory! Promo: Beyond Reproach Podcast- https://www.beyondreproachpod...
2020-11-231h 45
Works Not CitedThe Five Moons of Ballet- Rosella Hightower, Moscelyne Larkin, Yvonne Chouteau, and Maria and Marjorie TallchiefToday, to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day (which is this coming Monday, October 12th!!) I’m sharing the stories of the Five Moons; five indigenous women from Oklahoma who gained international fame as ballet dancers in the early 20thcentury! They were brilliant performers, leaders, and educators, bringing attention to Native American artistry through their dances. I absolutely loved researching these women, especially since their words survive in books, documentaries, and interviews, and I’m so excited to share their narratives with all of you!
Resources to learn more and bibliography at https://docs.google.com/docume...
2020-10-0800 min
What Will She Do Next?Maria Tallchief (feat. Cassandra Murphy, Marina Vinogradova & Ernie Bird)On today’s episode we examine the courage it takes to “stand out”, when it’s much easier and safer to “fit in”.Maria Tallchief: Cassandra Marie MurphyWritten & Narrated by: Gabrielle MirabellaMusic & Production by: Ernie Bird Keep our show running by becoming a Sustaining Member! https://www.patreon.com/whatwillshedonextpodcastOr, donate at our website: https://www.whatwillshedo.com/donate
2020-09-0915 min
Babe TownEpisode 12: Be a Cool MomIt was a long spooky week, everyone. Relax and tune in to hear the Babes chat about rights advocate Elizabeth Peratrovich (born Kaaxgal.aat) and Prima Ballerina Maria Tallchief.
2019-11-041h 02
The Davina PodcastDaily 1% x 55: You Can Do AnythingYou are a field of all possibility!--in the words of Deepak Chopra When I was young I believed I could do anything. I wanted to be a premier ballerina like Maria Tallchief. I checked out the books from the library about her and read them multiple times. I was in ballet classes. In my mind, I was headed toward my dream. It was exciting, real, and within reach. Never once did I doubt that it could happen. As we grow the field of possibility in our...
2019-10-0203 min
I'll Be There For YouEvery Gay Child is a Tiny Joan Didion (Maria Tallchief & Pedro Almodóvar w/Patrick Gill)Proving this show contains multitudes and occasionally our guests delve into ~~cUlTuRe~~, the hilarious and generous writer, producer and comedian Patrick Gill shares stories of building a better relationship with your body from ballerina Maria Tallchief and falling in love with the world of Pedro Almodóvar.
Topics include: Raccoons vs. opossums, our relationships with our bodies, the importance of The Firebird, Surya Bonaly (again), grand movie palaces, the loneliness and observance of gay childhood, where to start on your Pedro Almodóvar journey, the best shea butter in Chicago and more.
Patrick can be fo...
2019-07-2900 min
Raw MaterialMixtape Episode 5: Maria Tallchief by Stuff You Missed in History ClassAn Oklahoman of Osage heritage, Maria Tallchief rose to stardom through years of hard work and dedication. Peek behind the curtain at the globetrotting life of America's first prima ballerina—her loves, her losses, her joys, and her sorrows.
This episode is produced by Stuff You Missed in History Class © Stuff You Missed in History Class 2014. More episodes at www.missedinhistory.com/.
2018-07-1627 minRaw MaterialMixtape Episode 5: Maria Tallchief by Stuff You Missed in History ClassAn Oklahoman of Osage heritage, Maria Tallchief rose to stardom through years of hard work and dedication. Peek behind the curtain at the globetrotting life of America's first prima ballerina—her loves, her losses, her joys, and her sorrows.
This episode is produced by Stuff You Missed in History Class © Stuff You Missed in History Class 2014. More episodes at www.missedinhistory.com/.
2018-07-1627 min
Library of the World's Best Mystery and DetectiveBeing Bad at Poker with Emily RiddleTo clarify, I’m not claiming that the very brilliant Emily Riddle is bad at poker, but in this conversation we talk about dealing and playing cards, women’s relationship to recreational fun, and the liberating possibilities of being enduringly bad at something. We also talk about whether casinos, reparations, care work, tech bros, and cake. It’s a good time. Links:
Last week I linked you to Emily’s piece about Colten Boushie. This week you should read her article “Forms of Freedom,” on Alutiiq artist-choreographer Tanya Lukin Linklater’s engagement with the work of Osage prima ballerina Maria Tallchief.
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2018-03-0942 minSecret Feminist AgendaEpisode 2.8 Being Bad at Poker with Emily RiddleTo clarify, I’m not claiming that the very brilliant Emily Riddle is bad at poker, but in this conversation we talk about dealing and playing cards, women’s relationship to recreational fun, and the liberating possibilities of being enduringly bad at something. We also talk about whether casinos, reparations, care work, tech bros, and cake. It’s a good time. Links:
Last week I linked you to Emily’s piece about Colten Boushie. This week you should read her article “Forms of Freedom,” on Alutiiq artist-choreographer Tanya Lukin Linklater’s engagement with the work of Osage prima ballerina Maria T...
2018-03-0900 min
Secret Feminist AgendaEpisode 2.8 Being Bad at Poker with Emily RiddleTo clarify, I’m not claiming that the very brilliant Emily Riddle is bad at poker, but in this conversation we talk about dealing and playing cards, women’s relationship to recreational fun, and the liberating possibilities of being enduringly bad at something. We also talk about whether casinos, reparations, care work, tech bros, and cake. It’s a good time. Links:
Last week I linked you to Emily’s piece about Colten Boushie. This week you should read her article “Forms of Freedom,” on Alutiiq artist-choreographer Tanya Lukin Linklater’s engagement with the work of Osage prima ballerina Maria T...
2018-03-0942 min
Full Audiobook for Your Ears, Limitless Adventures | Kids, Ages 8-10Who Was Maria Tallchief? by Catherine Gourley | AudiobookListen to full audiobooks for free on :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: Who Was Maria Tallchief?Author: Catherine GourleyNarrator: Hillary HuberFormat: UnabridgedLength: 1 hr and 13 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 08-02-16Publisher: Listening LibraryGenres: Kids, Ages 8-10Summary:Born in 1925, Maria Tallchief spent part of her childhood on an Osage reservation in Oklahoma. With the support of her family and world-renowned choreographer George Balanchine, she rose to the top of her art form to become America's first prima ballerina.Contact...
2016-08-031h 13