This episode we’re putting down roots in North America for two, count ‘em TWO, different Native American cultures that show you, as they always do, what a bad-ass really looks like. And, speaking of incredible individuals, for our fact, we’re taking a look at the person newspapers at the time dubbed the Zuni princess, charming everyone from paupers to presidents with a myriad of talents. Like I told you – I been waiting for this episode for a bit. Keeping even our staff on the edge of their seats, here… on the Colored Folklore podcast. 01:06 – Music: Mr. Mischief, All Good Folks (via Music Vine) 01:14 – Logo: Arthur 01:19 – Episode Art: Jacqueline 05:29 – Cassell's Encyclopedia of Queer Myth, Symbol and Spirit: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Lore 17:41 – Two Spirit Etymology 19:51 – Two Spirt Defined Roles of the Two Spirit 22:00 – Gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender myths from the Arapaho to the Zuñi : an anthology 22:23 – Native American Spirit, by AirFamily 22:40 – Tewa 26:40 – The Native American, by AirFamily 27:04 – Sioux 28:00 – Dark Native American Flute Solo, by Orchestralis 28:15 – Take Aways 28:30 – Censor Beep, by SoundJay 32:54 – Censor Beep, by SoundJay 34:34 – We’wha - PBS - History Hero - JSTOR - Native American Roots - Queer as Fact Podcast 39:21 – Censor Beep, by SoundJay 41:25 – Colored Folklore contact information Colored Folklore Twitter – @ColoredFolklore Facebook – Colored Folklore Business Page Instagram – @ColoredFolklore