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Gotta Start Somewhere

Gotta Start Somewhere

De: Tanner Mathis
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This is a podcast where I talk about whatever interests me at the moment, whether that be history, philosophy, or some crazy story I found. Or in other words, I'm throwing everything at the wall and seeing what sticks.

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  • Ancient Oregon Ep. 2: Seeds of War

    Ancient Oregon Ep. 2: Seeds of War
    Mar 27 2026

    In this episode, we pick up where we left off after Peter Skene Ogden visited the Rogue Valley in 1827 and cover the events leading up to the discovery of Gold in the valley and the subsequent flood of miners to Jacksonville in 1852.


    Music Credit: Miss Francis Johnson (One of the last Taklemans to have seen Ti'lamikh in action and who worked with Edward Sapir to preserve the Takelman Language)


    Special Thanks and References for this podcast:

    Various Sources found on the website of historian Thomas Doty - DotyCoyote.com

    History of Oregon: HH Bancroft

    Various works by Nathan Douthit

    Various letters and articles sourced through the Southern Oregon Historical Society


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    1 h y 12 m
  • Ancient Oregon Ep. 1: Indigenous Roots & The Takelma Tribe

    Ancient Oregon Ep. 1: Indigenous Roots & The Takelma Tribe
    Jan 14 2026

    On this episode, we dive into the ancient Indian history of Oregon, the Takelma tribe, their culture, and the ancient village once known as Ti'lomikh (Dilomi).


    I didn't say it on the podcast, but the intro music for this episode comes directly from Miss Frances Johnson (Quis-Quas-hum), the same Takelman who worked with Edward Sapir and John Peabody Harrington to create many of the sources used to make this podcast. Here is a link to the audio.


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    37 m
  • 07. Reading the Tao Te Ching

    07. Reading the Tao Te Ching
    May 19 2024
    Today we read a 2,000+ year old text that's full of mind-opening one-liners and one of the foundational texts of Taoism, the Tao Te Ching. This helps to show us how the greatest truths are contradictory. How you can't have the good without the bad, and how sometimes less is more. Besides the intro, I created this similar to an audiobook that can play in the background as you try to relax, and trust that this episode will be a relaxing one.

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    54 m
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