Leadership Lessons From The Great Books

Sitting Bull: His Life and Legacy by Ernie LaPointe with Tom Libby
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00:00 Welcome and Introduction - Sitting Bull: His Life and Legacy by Ernie LaPointe.

06:00 Native culture allows name changes throughout life.

13:38 Modern technology bridges gaps in cultural understanding.

17:34 American culture lacks traditional family guidance markers.

23:53 Technology access unites kids; written word preserves heritage.

30:55 Totake requests sacred Hunka bond, creating peace.

36:05 Expect deeper bond, like becoming blood brothers.

38:23 Personal monetization involves meaningful, significant exchanges.

47:44 Ernie demands apology for healing reconciliation.

53:07 Ensure cultural traditions endure through generations.

54:31 Individual learns, community member teaches; train trainers.

01:00:12 Women marry later, manage homes; Lakota traditions.

01:07:33 He chose pain despite having other options.

01:14:47 Fertility ceremony with piercing and sun gazing.

01:20:48 Tribal affiliation diluted; strict membership criteria imposed.

01:21:57 Federal government's actions alienate native people unjustly.

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Opening and closing themes composed by Brian Sanyshyn of Brian Sanyshyn Music.
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