No Braver Men takes a look at the 1st Regiment of Rhode Island, and how Indigenous people as well as people of color impacted that regiment who fought in the revolutionary war. This talk is hosted by Loren Spears, Executive Director at the Tomaquag Museum in Rhode Island, and Robert Geake, Rhode Island historian, and is a board member of the Cocumscussoc Association which manages the Smith's Castle museum in Rhode Island. &nbsp; This is EPISODE 1 of this podcast series, and is produced by Tomaquag Museum. (Please see: <a href= "http://www.Tomaquaguseum.org/podcasts">www.Tomaquaguseum.org/podcasts</a> for more episodes on indigenous culture)This series is sponsored in part by: The University of Rhode Island office of the President and the office of Community, equity and Diversity. The Rhode Island Indian Council O'Neil's Package Store The Mohegan Tribe The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation Mashantucket PRXN

No Braver Men Episode 2

The Indigenous Artways podcast series is produced by the Tomaquag Museum, located in the state of Rhode Island USA, which is dedicated to telling the story of the First Peoples of this land, highlighting the Narragansett as well as other Eastern Woodland Coastal Tribal Nations. 
 
Our podcasts features educational content which teaches different aspects of Native American history and culture through the use of art, music, and stories. Viewers will learn from the vast experience and knowledge of our cultural educators and producers.