“CRAZY HORSE - WHERE MY DEAD LIE BURIED” - Dave Wooten - 2018.05.19 - Show #850

Track 1: 
Introductions

Why a book about Crazy Horse

Dave describes Crazy Horse the Man and Crazy Horse the Leader

What is a “Shirt Wearer”

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Start Track 2: 22:11

Track 2: 
Dave studies history of towns he has lived in

How to go about writing a book

What is Historical Fiction

Call about how the white people never treated the natives right

Crazy Horse Tours and the granite carving project of the Lakota war chief.

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Start Track 3: 42:57

Track 3: 
Re-introduction of who Dave is, and who Crazy Horse was

Call about Honor, Respect, and Spirituality, Dave explains

Lakota followed anybody they wanted to follow: “Hunger trumps Loyalty”

Story about Crazy Horse hunting with his father and sharing the meat

Dave gives insight numbers of soldiers, horses, and other battle facts.

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Start Track 4: 1:01:11

Track 4: 
The meaning of singing and drumming

Native history before the Lewis and Clark expedition

The data of Crazy Horse’s daughter

Burial scaffolds

Lt. Colonel George Armstrong Custer’s 7th Cavalry

Sitting Bull’s trek to Canada.

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Start Track 5: 1:22:10

Track 5: 
How the Native Indians’ numbers dwindled from 1840-1877

Call about observations in the book: Crazy Horse’s relationship to He Dog, his faith in himself, and Crazy Horse’s view of the white man

Text message about blankets and smallpox

Why was Crazy Horse so fierce?

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Start Track 6: 1:40:18

Track 6: 
Crazy Horse’s responsibilities based on his Vision

Call about other tribes and broken treaties

Dave describes Crazy Horse’s last three months of his life

He lost confidence from his own tribe and from those closest to him: “Killed by too much talk.”