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Award-winning Lakota author-artist S. D. Nelson shows what wisdom can be learned from animals in this universal, strikingly illustrated picture book about connecting with the natural world. From our animal brothers and sisters, young listeners can learn the Lakota Way, an ancient principle that transmits the virtues and values we should all strive to include in our own lives. If we watch and listen to their teachings, they will prepare us as we make our way through the joys and challenges of our mysterious, wondrous world.

The Bestseller’s Beginning is a writing podcast started by two friends and aspiring authors, Lianna and Dakota, who wanted to share the often unseen part of the novel writing process. Behind the scenes, you’ll hear our feedback shared with one another during critiques of draft chapters, as well as commentary and jokes on the struggles faced by new writers. Writing a first book is daunting, but we’re manifesting some bestsellers and taking you along for the ride!Co-hosted, edited, and produced by: Lianna Feng and Dakota S.Artwork by: Rachel MehusDisclaimer: Concepts and writing shared on ...

Nestled within the folds of the Canadian Rockies, Graves Grove probably isn’t the picturesque place you’d like to stay for long. Peculiar things happen here. The citizens seem normal superficially—they function well enough. But each one is deeply disturbed, wrapped in secrets and neuroses which drive them to strange behaviors.

a podcast about awareness and prevention of suicide, how to recognize signs and what to do if you or someone you know has thoughts of harming themselves. We will also share stories about the loved ones we have tragically lostHosted by Charlina & BobbySupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/dakotas-voice. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/dakotas-voice

Boot Biters is a labor history podcast that strongly believes that history isn't boring and work shouldn't suck! We are witnessing an insane surge in labor organizing around the world and, of course, massive backlash to go along with it (and this is why we can't have nice things). Learning about the history of labor organizing is a first step toward understanding how we got here, how we got the protections we do have and how we hold on to them moving forward, and envisioning a world that treats workers with respect and dignity. From the first recorded labor strike in human history in Ancient ...