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2017
Mary Kathryn Nagle: From the Pen to the Stage

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During law school, Mary Kathryn Nagle discovered her passion for writing for the theater. She has since become an accomplished playwright and attorney who uses her skills to tell the stories of and to benefit Indian Country.

In This Episode

During law school, Mary Kathryn Nagle discovered her passion for writing for the theater. She has since become an accomplished playwright and attorney who uses her skills to tell the stories of and to benefit Indian Country.

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Graham Lee Brewer is an accomplished reporter and Cherokee Nation citizen, who knows little of his family’s history. He joins the Cherokee Nation’s genealogists to learn more of his heritage and what makes him Cherokee.
At only 19 years old, Mason Gray is a Cherokee cultural bearer, honing traditional skills like bow making, beading and carving.
Phil McSpadden went from knowing nothing about softball to leading Oklahoma City University’s team to championship after championship. He now has more wins under his belt than any other coach in the history of college softball.
Will Chavez, a 22-year-veteran reporter for the Cherokee Phoenix newspaper, comes full circle on the 2017 Remember the Removal Bike Ride. A participant of the first ride in 1984, he tells OsiyoTV how retracing his ancestors’ steps more than 30 years later affected his experience this time.