Episode list

A decade of tension between the American Indian Movement and the Federal Government turns deadly.

To people like Lakota tribal historian Edgar Bear Runner, Mount Rushmore isn't a monument to freedom. It's a reminder of an ongoing genocide.

In the early 1970s, the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota was a banana republic ruled by a puppet government and policed by death squads.

On the morning of June 26, 1975, Edgar Bear Runner walked into the middle of the Pine Ridge shootout armed only with a Sacred Pipe.

When NPR reporter Kevin McKiernan traveled out to Pine Ridge in June, 1975, he never thought he'd find himself in the middle of a shootout.

With 20 confirmed cases of Covid-19 at Florida's Coleman Federal Penitentiary, we speak with Leonard about his health, his frustrations, and his dreams of finally being free.

Despite the efforts of a group of retired FBI agents, Leonard continues to fight for justice through his artwork, defending our inalienable right to free speech from behind bars.

In an explosive interview, noted film director Michael Apted exposes a decade-long dispute with Robert Redford over the controversial editing of the seminal Leonard Peltier documentary "Incident at Oglala."