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Episode 2: Explore the Ancient Great Lakes Crossroads Linking All North America—And Other Indigenous Revelations You Never Learned in School
Think the explorers or the voyageurs opened up North America, finding trade and travel routes? Do you imagine regional indigenous peoples once living in idyllic isolation? Think again. With the help of National Geographic Travel Media Editor Norie Quintos, North Americana explores the massive crossroads of pre-contact North America. Northern Ontario’s Manitoulin Island is a fascinating portal to the Great Lakes first peoples, and their ancient axis across which trade, people and ideas flowed from the far north to the Gulf of Mexico to the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic coast. And all this millennia before Christopher Columbus.  In this episode, meet the Anishinaabe people of the Great Lakes flowing across the Canada US border.  Hear their fascinating stories on their own terms.  Like our host Liz Beatty, you’ll be forever changed. Podcast: https://www.northamericanapodcast.com Facebook: @northamericanapodcast Twitter: @north_podcast Instagram: @northamericana  See images, get links to insider travel tips and resources for everything in Episode 2 on our show page.  Also, hear some common misconceptions debunked and more little-known indigenous history from the full interview of Michigan State University Professor John Norder, a Native American of the Spirit Lake Tribe of North Dakota.
North Americana
https://www.northamericanapodcast.com
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