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EPISODE · Jan 28, 2012 · 56 MIN

Episode 33 - Hot Leads Cold Cases - Guest Lacee Harris, Native Ute Medicine Man and Social Worker

from Hot Leads Cold Cases Podcast · host Nancy du Tertre

01/27/12 - The Skeptical Psychic Nancy du Tertre, a trained psychic detective and medium, and host of "Hot Leads Cold Cases," interviews Native Ute Medicine Man, Shaman, Social Worker and Native American activist Lacee Harris. Lacee talks frankly about what is/is not "politically correct" in the "Native American Indian" world, including his own involvement in helping the University of Utah to change its sports mascot from an "Indian" to the far more serious and ceremonial "Drum and Feather" symbols. He also talks to Nancy about his concerns for Native youth in American who are beginning to not only lose their mystical connections to their heritage but their elders are now concerned the younger generation lacks to the ability to comprehend this knowledge and now refuse to teach it! He also talks about his honored role as Holder of the Sacred Pipe (Chanunpa)in sacred ceremonies and the use of peyote for sacred and medicinal purposes.

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