Talking about Medicine for Ceremony and making Maine's indigenous people more visible

from Howling Coyote · host Lewis Mehl-Madrona

During this podcast, Lewis interviews two family medicine resident physicians who have taken his Medicine for Ceremony rotation.  One went to a sundance with him in Western New York and the other toured indigenous communities in Maine and learned about the activities of Wabanaki Public Health.  They discuss their experiences and also we talk about what contemporary medicine can learn from indigenous cultures and explore some of the sources for indigenous resilience.

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