Mahooty, Steeves, Sixkiller-Clark: Star People, Sky Beings, and Indigenous Cosmology Podcast Por capa

Mahooty, Steeves, Sixkiller-Clark: Star People, Sky Beings, and Indigenous Cosmology

Mahooty, Steeves, Sixkiller-Clark: Star People, Sky Beings, and Indigenous Cosmology

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 This program should explore one of the most compelling recurring ideas in Earth Ancients: that Indigenous traditions often preserve cosmologies dismissed by mainstream culture but treated internally as living memory. Rather than approaching “Star People” as simple UFO folklore, this episode can frame the topic as a serious discussion about oral tradition, ancestry, sky knowledge, and how communities encode identity through cosmological stories.

Clifford Mahooty’s Zuni teachings, Ardy Sixkiller Clarke’s decades of Indigenous interviews, and Gary A. David’s Hopi-focused work give the episode a strong center of gravity. The key to making this episode work is tone. It should not become a free-for-all on extraterrestrials. It should stay anchored in a better question: what do Indigenous traditions say about human origins, celestial relationships, and sacred memory, and why has modern scholarship so often treated these traditions as peripheral? That framing gives you a serious, marketable episode with real tension between anthropology, spirituality, and alternative history.


  • Clifford Mahooty — Zuni Pueblo elder, retired civil/environmental engineer, and wisdom keeper active in Zuni religious orders including the Kachina and Galaxy Medicine Society. On Earth Ancients he discusses Zuni oral history, ritual life, kachinas, and connections to star people.
  • Dr. Ardy Sixkiller Clarke — Professor Emeritus at Montana State University who devoted her career to Indigenous populations and published work on Native accounts of “Star People.” Earth Ancients presents her as a noted American Indian researcher whose interviews collected first-person Indigenous narratives.
  • Dr. Paulette Steeves
    Cree-Métis archaeologist and professor (Algoma University). Author of The Indigenous Paleolithic of the Americas. Her research argues Indigenous presence in the Americas extends far earlier than mainstream archaeology recognizes.


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