Upcoming Trial of Nathan Chasing Horse April 14, 2025

This is a series of short videos regarding my personal experience encounters with Nathan Chasing Horse. from my initial contact with him in 2006 spanning 19 years. These podcast briefly give an explanation of how I first met and decided on how to deal with Nathan Chasing Horse's behavior. It also comes with a warning of sensitive issues around gender based violence. It's also a journey of self discovery. I appreciate trusting people who are not therapists or greedy spiritual practitioners. Most of my academic life I've had non-indigenous academic mansplaining me.

Upcoming Trial of Nathan Chasing Horse April 14, 2025 is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 90 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Upcoming Trial of Nathan Chasing Horse April 14, 2025, a arts show with 90 episodes published.

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  Episode #40

  The complexities of accountability and justice

  Aug 20, 202656 minS42726

  Marina Crane discusses the impact of human behavior and sexuality on mental health, relationships, and societal attitudes. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing vulnerability, understanding hypersexuality, and addressing the taboo around sexual health. Additionally, she highlights the power of women's pleasure and the need for assertiveness in understanding one's own body. The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to women's health, sexuality, indigenous culture, restorative justice, and systemic issues. It delves into the importance of vaginal estrogen, the significance of healthy human sexuality, and the need for restorative justice in indigenous communities. The conversation also addresses the impact of historical events on indigenous people and the complexities of accountability and justice. Takeaways Vulnerability Awareness Understanding Hypersexuality Empowerment in Sexual Health Vaginal estrogen is a crucial treatment for women's health Healthy human sexuality is important at all stages of life Restorative justice is essential in indigenous communities The impact of historical events on indigenous people is profound Chapters 00:00 The Impact of Human Behavior and Sexuality 02:26 Recognizing Vulnerability and Limerence 08:21 Hypersexuality and Mental Health 22:05 The Power of Women's Pleasure 26:00 Assertiveness in Sexual Health 27:52 Vaginal Estrogen and Women's Health 29:13 Healthy Human Sexuality 40:41 Men, Accountability, and Restorative Justice 48:35 Impact of Historical Events on Indigenous People

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  Episode #38

  The need for advocacy and activism

  Aug 19, 20261h 5mS42726

  The conversation covers the topics of Alberta separatism, historical trauma and colonization, and indigenous activism and resistance. It delves into the issues surrounding separatism in Alberta, the impact of historical trauma and colonization on indigenous communities, and the role of indigenous activism and resistance in addressing systemic injustices. The conversation delves into the deconstruction of colonial psychology and the impact of systemic racism on indigenous communities. It also explores the effects of the Indian Act, cultural appropriation, gaslighting, and institutional defenses, shedding light on the complexities of these issues and the need for advocacy and activism. Takeaways Separatism in Alberta Historical trauma and colonization Indigenous activism and resistance Colonial Gaslighting Systemic Racism Chapters 00:00 Alberta Separatism 06:00 Historical Trauma and Colonization 21:33 Indigenous Activism and Resistance 30:22 Deconstructing Colonial Psychology 32:20 The Impact of the Indian Act 37:08 Cultural Appropriation and Gaslighting 53:33 Institutional Defenses and Weaponizing Ignorance

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  Episode #36

  The complexities of human relationships and boundaries

  Aug 16, 20261h 46mS42726

  The conversation delves into the impact of systemic racism and historical context on mental health, particularly for indigenous communities. It also explores the relationship between avoidant attachment and capitalism, as well as the correlation between job loss and divorce. The importance of collective and holistic approaches to child development is also highlighted. The conversation delves into the impact of systemic racism, the nature of intimacy and mental health, historical context and the indigenous experience, and the complexities of human relationships and boundaries. Marina shares personal experiences and insights, shedding light on the challenges and dynamics of these themes. Takeaways Systemic Racism Impact of Historical Context Mental Health and Racism Avoidant Attachment and Capitalism Job Loss and Divorce Collective and Holistic Approaches to Child Development Systemic racism and its impact The complexity of human relationships Chapters 00:00 Systemic Racism and Historical Context 03:04 Mental Health and Racism 38:38 Avoidant Attachment and Capitalism 47:21 Job Loss and Divorce 51:23 Systemic Racism and Its Impact 54:13 The Nature of Intimacy and Mental Health 59:01 Historical Context and Indigenous Experience 01:37:28 Human Relationships and Boundaries

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  Episode #35

  impact of language, trauma and systemic oppression

  Aug 15, 20261h 19mS42726

  The podcast covers a wide range of topics, including recovery and mental health, white privilege, cultural insensitivity, grief, religious hypocrisy, coercive control, feminism, patriarchy, the science of physiology and medicine, limerence and fantasy, pornography and brain health, and balancing the central nervous system. The conversation covers topics such as understanding coercive control, the impact of language on sexuality, healing from borderline personality disorder, trauma, kink, and wellness, and systemic racism and indigenous identity. The discussion delves into the complexities of these themes, offering insights into the impact of language, trauma, and systemic oppression on individual experiences and well-being. Takeaways Recovery and mental health are important topics that need to be addressed with sensitivity and understanding. Issues of white privilege, cultural insensitivity, and coercive control have a significant impact on mental health and well-being. The impact of language on sexuality is profound Healing from trauma and mental health disorders is a complex and multifaceted process Chapters 00:00 Recovery and Mental Health 01:19 White Privilege and Grifters 02:03 Cultural Insensitivity and Arrogance 02:53 The Impact of Grief 04:21 Religious Hypocrisy and Mental Health 04:57 Colonial Mindset and White Privilege 17:26 Coercive Control and Emotional Abuse 22:41 Feminism and Patriarchy 25:29 The Science of Physiology and Medicine 28:26 Limerence and Fantasy 34:21 Pornography and Brain Health 36:48 Balancing the Central Nervous System 38:43 Understanding Coercive Control 42:00 The Impact of Language on Sexuality 48:35 Healing from Borderline Personality Disorder 01:08:46 Trauma, Kink, and Wellness 01:15:08 Systemic Racism and Indigenous Identity

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  Episode #34

  Experiences facing societal challenges within indigenous communities re: trauma bonds and bonds

  Aug 12, 20261h 27mS42726

  Marina Crane discusses a wide range of topics, including psychology, indigenous culture, systemic racism, and the impact of trauma on mental health. She also delves into the themes of objectification, infidelity, and the intersection between serial cheaters and serial killers. Marina shares personal experiences and insights, highlighting the need for self-reflection and understanding in the face of societal challenges. The conversation covers a wide range of topics including coercive control, domestic abuse, sexual repression, healthy human sexuality, and the impact of trauma on the brain. It also delves into the psychology of serial cheating, the connection between psychopathy and infidelity, and the importance of setting boundaries and self-reflection. Takeaways Indigenous oral history and cultural practices The impact of systemic racism and objectification on mental health Coercive control is a form of domestic abuse that does not have to be physical, but can be just as damaging psychologically and emotionally. Healthy human sexuality is a natural and important aspect of human life, and it's essential to understand and respect boundaries and consent. The impact of trauma on the brain can lead to hypersexuality as a coping mechanism, and it's important to seek professional help for rewiring the brain and developing healthier coping patterns. Serial cheating is linked to psychopathy and can have long-term psychological effects on the victims, leading to self-doubt and trust issues. Understanding the impact of sexual repression and the importance of healthy sexual expression is crucial for personal growth and well-being. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Indigenous Oral History 03:06 Impact of Lived Knowledge and Education 04:24 Psychological Insights and Personal Reflections 05:31 Understanding Trauma and Healthcare 12:56 Exploring the Influence of Trauma and Evil 16:24 Systemic Racism and Societal Norms 23:15 Cultural Differences and Historical Context 26:11 Impact of Systemic Racism and Self-Reflection 33:42 Objectification and Sexualization in Media 37:01 Link Between Infidelity and Violence 39:17 Personal Experiences and Societal Impact 01:25:17 The Impact of Trauma and the Importance of Self-Awareness

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