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Native Americans share ancestral stories, history, & culture. www.nativechoctalk.com

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  1. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    S10, E2, Pt 8: Choctaw Labor Day Festival 2025 | Why We Gather (opens the original)

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    What does the Choctaw Labor Day Festival mean to YOU? In the final episode of this series where I visited the 2025 Choctaw Labor Day Festival, I’m sharing stories from festival goers about what makes this annual gathering so special. One of my favorite conversations was with my cousin, Cheryl, a descendant of Chief Mushulatubbee and part of our Coley family lineage. Cheryl shares stories about our ancestors, the close-knit Choctaw community they built, and even how family members would move the

  2. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    S10, E2, Pt 7: Choctaw Labor Day Festival 2025 | Stickball: “Little Brother of War” (opens the original)

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    Deep drumbeats. Sticks striking together. The roar of the crowd. The energy builds… This is Choctaw stickball and it’s more than a game. It’s tradition, pride, community, and a living connection to our ancestors. In this episode of Native ChocTalk, we’re heading to the 2025 Choctaw Nation Labor Day Festival to experience the stickball tournament, hear from players and announcers, and learn why this powerful tradition continues to bring our communities together. Congratulations to the 2025 winner

  3. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    S10, E2, Pt 6: Choctaw Labor Day Festival 2025 | Behind the Crown: The Choctaw Princess Pageants (opens the original)

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    Welcome back to this special Native ChocTalk series, where I'm taking you along with me to the 2025 Choctaw Nation Labor Day Festival in Tvshkahomma to explore the history, traditions, and people that make this weekend so meaningful! In today's episode, you’ll learn about our Ohoyo Miko Yopisa – the Choctaw Princess Pageants. These pageants are about so much more than a crown. They’re a celebration of culture, leadership, language, history, and service. At the 2025 Choctaw Nation Labor Day Festi

  4. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    S10, E2, Pt. 5: Choctaw Labor Day Festival 2025 | Stories Around the Campfire (opens the original)

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    Would you like to hear stories of stickball that you won’t find in the history books? As we continue this series on the 2025 Choctaw Nation Labor Day Festival, you’ll find in this episode that as the sun goes down… the celebration isn’t over. Did you know you can camp at the Labor Day Festival? What stories do YOU have of camping at Tvshkahomma? After a full day of festivities, I headed over to the campground, where a whole different side of the festival comes to life. Families gather around cam

  5. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    S10, E2, Pt 4 Choctaw Labor Day Festival 2025 | Voices of the Festival (opens the original)

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    What if you could experience the Choctaw Labor Day Festival without ever leaving your couch? Come walk the grounds with me! Welcome to Part 4 of Native ChocTalk’s Choctaw Labor Day Festival 2025 series! Imagine this… - Drums echoing across the grounds. - Hymns filling the air. - Stickball warriors battling it out. - Buffalo grazing nearby. - Choctaw dancing and beautiful prairie dresses. - Handmade art and crafts everywhere you look. - And enough frybread to make you forget you just ate. In this

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