MITW Podcast: Recent Episodes
Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin
In this episode of the MITW Podcast we sat down with directors Gary Besaw and Douglas Cox to discuss the upcoming zoning project and town hall meetings.
Town Hall Meeting Flyer
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Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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In this week's COVID update we talked about the possibility of new CDC mask recommendations, an update on the BA.2 variant, fourth shots, and the latest community statistics.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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Welcome back to the MITW Podcast! This week we talked about local statistic updates, the possibility of a "stealth" Omicron surge, mask recommendations, and where to get both flu and COVID vaccines locally.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 92 of the MITW Podcast we discussed the state of the Omicron surge, monoclonal antibody treatments, and the BA.2 variant.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 91 of the MITW Podcast, we discussed how to get at-home tests, the current state of the Omicron surge, the new mask guidelines, and the Tribal shutdown.
Links:Free Rapid COVID test kits
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 90 of the MITW Podcast, we discussed the current numbers with the Omicron surge, the Tribe's continuing shutdown, at-home rapid tests, isolation time recommendations, and what we can expect with Omicron in the next few weeks.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 89 of the MITW Podcast we discussed the spread of Omicron in the US, updates on local vaccination numbers, vaccines effectiveness against Omicron, and how to prevent an outbreak this holiday season.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 88 of the MITW Podcast, we returned from our break and discussed Omicron and what we know about it so far. We also discussed parosmia and tips for keeping safe this holiday season.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 87 of the MITW Podcast, we spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. This week our topics included: COVID-19 & deer, the B.1.1.7 variant, and ways to keep you and your family safe this holiday season.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 85 of the MITW Podcast, we spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. This week our topics were children's vaccination availability, Biden's vaccine mandate, the new antiviral pill, updates on local statistics of infection and vaccination.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 85 of the MITW Podcast, we spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. This week all of our questions were about boosters; including who qualifies, what boosters are available, and how to choose, booster side-effects, and what to expect next.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 84 of the MITW Podcast, we spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: cloth vs surgical masks, preparation for vaccinating children aged 5-11, the new variant from England, and trick or treating.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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This week Gary Dodge Jr. returns as co-host! On episode 83 of the MITW Podcast, we spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: FDA approval of Moderna booster shots and vaccines for children, in-person learning for our schools, and the vaccine clinic currently taking place here on the Menominee Indian Reservation.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 82 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: Pregnant women and COVID, more information on booster shots, long COVID and breakthrough infections, and more.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 81 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: our COVID "forecast", FDA approval of booster shots, and the R.1 variant.
Links:
CDC Predictive ModelNumber of COVID casesVaccination RatesHospital Usage
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 80 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: local case numbers for the week, Biden's vaccine mandate, RegenCov, and the Mu variant.
Monoclonal antibodies
- https://www.fda.gov/drugs/drug-safety-and-availability/fda-authorizes-regen-cov-monoclonal-antibody-therapy-post-exposure-prophylaxis-prevention-covid-19
- https://www.fda.gov/media/145611/download
Mu Variant
- https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#variant-proportions
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 79 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: local vaccination numbers, miscarriages and the vaccine, and the outlook for this fall.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 78 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: Pfizer's full FDA approval, ivermectin, and current infection and vaccination rates.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 77 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. I also went through some basic instructions on how to sign up for the MITW Vaccine Incentive. Topics for discussion included: new CDC recommendation on booster shots, rising local cases, and benefits of vaccination (even with breakthrough infections).
LinksStep-by-step Video Tutorial on how to sign up for the vaccine incentivehttps://youtu.be/HwOVXIDSBLYCDC Guidelines on Booster Shots
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019ncov/vaccines/recommendations/immuno.html
CDC Benefits of Getting Vaccinated (even with Delta)https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/vaccine-benefits.html
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 76 of MITW Podcast we had a special guest, Menominee Tribal Legislator Ron Waukau on to share with us his recent experience with a COVID breakthrough infection.
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 75 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: Booster shots, new CDC masking guidance, and more information about the Delta variant.
Mentioned LinksNew CDC guidelines for masks
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated.html
CDC Variantshttps://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#variant-proportions
CDC Map
https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#county-view
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 74 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: masking for vaccinated people, the Lambda variant, Guillain-Barre Syndrome, and the Johnson & Johnson vaccine effectiveness against the Delta variant.
Mentioned LinksCDC Tracking Hospitalized Breakthrough Infections
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/covid-19/health-departments/breakthrough-cases.html
WHO on the Lambda Varianthttps://www.who.int/en/activities/tracking-SARS-CoV-2-variants/
Guillain-Barre & Johnson&Johnson Vaccine
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/concerns/guillain-barre-syndrome.html
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 73 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: fact-checking information about COVID, traveling precautions with "hot spots", new CDC guidelines for schools, and updates about vaccinations for younger children.
Mentioned LinksTravel Recommendations
- https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/travel-during-covid19.html
- https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/after-travel-precautions.html
CDC Recommendations for Schools
- https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/schools-childcare/k-12-guidance.html
Viral Origin: Who Director Commends
- https://www.theblaze.com/news/who-tedros-lab-leak-china
- https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/who-chief-says-it-was-premature-to-rule-out-covid-lab-leak
- https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/origins-covid-19-need-be-investigated-further-leading-scientists-say-2021-05-14/
- https://science.sciencemag.org/content/372/6543/694.1
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
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On episode 72 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: more information about the Delta variant, local vaccination statistics, Pfizer boosters, and long-term COVID symptoms.
Mentioned LinksDHS local variant count
https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/covid-19/variants.htm
CDC Variant Tracker
https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#variant-proportions
CDC Pfizer smackdown
https://www.theblaze.com/news/pfizer-booster-shot-cdc-fda
Mayo Clinic Long-Term Symptoms
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/coronavirus/in-depth/coronavirus-long-term-effects/art-20490351
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
On episode 71 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: the new Emergency Order 18, WHO recommendations for masking, new news on vaccine's long-term effectiveness, and travel safety tips.
Mentioned Links:Emergency Order #18https://menominee-nsn.gov/Covid/E.M.%20Order%2018.pdf
Article from Nature- long term immunity
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03738-2
CDC- Variant names
https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/?CDC_AA_refVal=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cdc.gov%2Fcoronavirus%2F2019-ncov%2Fcases-updates%2Fvariant-proportions.html#variant-proportions
CDC- County Community Spread
https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#county-view
On episode 70 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: more information on the Delta Variant, the Antiviral Program for Pandemics, and the Tribe's use of COVID funding.
Mentioned Links:COVID Variants:
https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#variant-proportions
NIH Antiviral Program:https://www.niaid.nih.gov/research/antivirals
https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20210617/new-covid-antivirals-program
Novavax:
https://abcnews.go.com/Health/novavax-covid-19-vaccine-works-things/story?id=78265207
CDC Travel Recommendations:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/travel-during-covid19.html#unvaccinated-people
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/international-travel-during-covid19.html
On episode 69 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: When we'll be able to consider the pandemic "over", the Delta variant, the virus origins and why it's important, and if you can be legally required to be vaccinated by employers.
Mentioned Links:
Child Tax Credit Info:
https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/advance-child-tax-credit-payments-in-2021
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
On episode 68 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: Rec Center reopening, tick diseases, PCOS and COVID, and updates on vaccination statistics.
If you'd like to be scheduled for vaccination please call: 715-799-5769
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Mentioned Links:
PCOS & COVID-19:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7360476/
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
On episode 67 of the MITW Podcast, I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: the Traditional Pow-Wow scheduled for September, new vaccination stats, and the re-opening of the Rec Center.
If you'd like to be scheduled for vaccination please call: 715-799-5769
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Mentioned Links:
Mothers passing COVID vaccine protection:
https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2021/03/study-shows-covid-19-vaccinated-mothers-pass-antibodies-to-newborns/
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
On episode 66 of the MITW Podcast I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: Pfizer children's vaccine clinic, WI breakthrough infection update, Child Tax Credit, and Emergency Order 16.
If you'd like to be scheduled for vaccination please call: 715-799-5769
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Mentioned Links:
WI Breakthrough Rate:
https://madison.com/wsj/news/local/health-med-fit/just-0-03-of-fully-vaccinated-in-wisconsin-have-gotten-covid-19-state-says/article_e237191d-2686-52ea-a904-061c34ab54c6.html
Child Tax Credit:
https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/advance-child-tax-credit-payments-in-2021
NiiJii Capital Partners Indigenous Food Sovereignty and Economic Empowerment Program:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lSKXqOjgPs-xaqWh3V72Kdvet6ZMZG1RvHPKTXlqAOQ/edit?usp=sharing
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
On episode 65 of the MITW Podcast I spoke to Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding updates and questions about COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: Pfizer vaccine being approved for children ages 12-15 & the new CDC guidelines.
If you'd like to be scheduled for vaccination please call: 715-799-5769
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Mentioned Links:
Pfizer:https://www.pfizer.com/news/press-release/press-release-detail/pfizer-biontech-announce-positive-topline-results-pivotal
New CDC Guidelines:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated.html
General Mask Info:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/cloth-face-cover-guidance.html
CDC Info on Variants:
- https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#variant-proportions
- https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#county-view
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
On episode 64 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: herd immunity, deaths caused by the COVID-19 vaccine, vaccine patent news and upcoming tribal projects for COVID relief.
If you'd like to be scheduled for vaccination please call: 715-799-5769
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Introduction Music by Wade Fernandez, Menominee Language by Ron Corn Jr.
On episode 63 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: women's health issues in relation to vaccination and the virus, if you need the vaccine if you're healthy, and new CDC guidelines for fully-vaccinated individuals.
If you'd like to be scheduled for vaccination please call: 715-799-5769
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Mentioned Resources/Links:
Effects on pregnancy:
1. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/need-extra-precautions/pregnant-people.html#anchor_1614967129618
Vaccinating during pregnancy:
1. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/need-extra-precautions/pregnant-people.html#anchor_1614967301976
2. https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#pregnant-birth-infant
On episode 62 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include the recent rise in COVID cases globally, booster shots, and updates on local vaccination numbers.
If you'd like to be scheduled for vaccination please call: 715-799-5769
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Mentioned Links:
- Map of Variant location: https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#variant-proportions
- VOC: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/variant-surveillance/variant-info.html#Concern
- CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/forecasts-cases.html
- State forecasts: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/downloads/covid-data/Consolidated-Cases-Forecasts-2021-04-19.pdf
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr.
Music by: Wade Fernandez
On episode 61 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include the Johnson & Johnson vaccine being paused, if women experience more side effects, and vaccine passports.
If you'd like to be scheduled for vaccination please call: 715-799-5769
Helpful Links:
Demographic breakdown
https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/covid-19/vaccine-data.htm
Variant Map
https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/covid-19/variants.htm
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/transmission/variant-cases.html
What is a vaccine passport
https://www.webmd.com/vaccines/covid-19-vaccine/vaccine-passport-covid
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr.
Music by: Wade Fernandez
On episode 60 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include upcoming mobile vaccine clinics, the rise in COVID cases, risks for pregnant women and COVID, and more.
If you'd like to be scheduled for vaccination please call: 715-799-5769
Mentioned Links:
Hospital Data
https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/covid-19/hosp-data.htm
| COVID-19: Hospitals | Wisconsin Department of Health Services www.dhs.wisconsin.gov COVID-19: Data Pages Activity Level by Region and County Cases County-Level Deaths Facility-Wide Investigations Frequently Asked Questions Labs and Testing
Cases by County
https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/covid-19/county.htm
| COVID-19: County Data | Wisconsin Department of Health Services www.dhs.wisconsin.gov COVID-19: Data Pages Activity Level by Region and County Cases Deaths Facility-Wide Investigations Frequently Asked Questions Hospitals Labs and Testing
CDC COVID variant map
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/transmission/variant-cases.html
Covid effects on pregnancy:
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- https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/special-populations/pregnancy-data-on-covid-19/what-cdc-is-doing.html
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- https://www.cdc.gov/reproductivehealth/maternalinfanthealth/pretermbirth.htm
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr.
Music by: Wade Fernandez
On episode 59 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include the Tribe's plans for vaccinating teens, traveling while fully vaccinated, and long-term effects of COVID-19.
If you'd like to be scheduled for vaccination please call: 715-799-5769
Mentioned Links:
Link for CDC study for in-person school
https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7004e3.htm
Links for long term effects:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/long-term-effects.html
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/coronavirus/in-depth/coronavirus-long-term-effects/art-20490351
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr.
Music by: Wade Fernandez
On episode 58 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: The Johnson & Johnson vaccine and its effectiveness in Native Americans, new Tribal COVID relief funding, an update on COVID variants, and the possibility of holding this year's Annual Contest Powwow.
If you'd like to be scheduled for vaccination please call: 715-799-5769
Mentioned Links:
Statement from Urban Indian Health:
https://indiancountrytoday.com/the-press-pool/misinformation-about-johnson-johnson-covid-19-vaccine-is-dangerous
CDC information on COVID-19 Variants:
Maps: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/transmission/variant-cases.html
Classifications:https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/variant-surveillance/variant-info.html#Concern
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr.
Music by: Wade Fernandez
On episode 57 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: new CDC guidelines for fully vaccinated people, the waitlist for spouses, and an update on community vaccination numbers.
CDC Guidelines link
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr.
Music by: Wade Fernandez
On episode 56 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: Long-term side effects of the vaccine, when we can "go back to normal", what phase of distribution we're on, and who can currently get vaccinated.
Links:
Project Warp Speed Infographic
https://media.defense.gov/2020/Aug/13/2002476369/-1/-1/0/200813-D-ZZ999-100.JPG
Mammograms' & Vaccinations
University of Texas
https://www.mdanderson.org/cancerwise/7-things-to-know-about-the-covid-19-vaccine-mammograms-and-other-diagnostic-imaging-tests.h00-159459267.html
Mayo Clinic
https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/screening-mammograms-and-covid-19-vaccine/
Covid Lung vs. Normal lung Exampleshttps://ozarksindependent.com/2020/04/24/coxhealth-ceo-edwards-ive-never-seen-anything-like-it/
https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/fm0n5i/lung_xray_of_two_chinese_coronavirus_patients_has/
https://www.grepmed.com/images/7521/cxr-chestxray-covid19-sarscov2-clinical
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr.
Music by: Wade Fernandez
On episode 55 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: COVID-19 Vaccine available for MITW Employees, Vaccine side effects, Mask usage and Social Distancing after Vaccine, and Johnson & Johnson Vaccine.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr.
Music by: Wade Fernandez
On episode 54 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: COVID-19 Vaccine and Pregnancy, Recovered from COVID-19 and COVID-19 Vaccine, COVID-19 Vaccine and Underlying Health Conditions, Distribution Phases, and Non-Tribal Menominee County Residents.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
1. If you are a permanent resident of Menominee County, 55 or older, and want the Moderna vaccine, please call 715-799-5430 to schedule an appointment.
• VAERS- Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System
· Online reporting: https://vaers.hhs.gov/esub/index.jsp
· Downloadable PDF: https://vaers.hhs.gov/uploadFile/index.jsp
· More information on reporting an adverse event to VAERSexternal icon. If you need further assistance, please email info@VAERS.org or call 1-800-822-7967
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr.
Music by: Wade Fernandez
On episode 53 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topic for discussion is COVID-19 Vaccines.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr.
Music by: Wade Fernandez
On episode 52 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: South African and Brazilian variants of COVID-19 vs UK COVID-19 Variant, COVID-19 Vaccine Effectiveness, Phases of Vaccination, and Decrease in infections.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr.
Music by: Wade Fernandez
On episode 51 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: Double Masking, Various Strains of COVID-19, Misc-C, COVID-19 Vaccine, and Communication Expansion on the Reservation Update.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr.
Music by: Wade Fernandez
On episode 50 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: New COVID-19 Variant update, Vaccinating Elders, and Vaccinating Students and Teachers, Reopening Menominee Tribal School and Menominee Indian School District, Second dose of COVID-19 Vaccine, and President Biden’s Face mask mandate on Federal Lands..
Menominee Tribal School Plans:
Menominee Tribal School is offering a re-entry plan due to the recent rise in COVID-19 cases on the Menominee Indian Reservation.
We have developed a 3 step process to utilize throughout the school year based on COVID-19 positive case numbers, and based on the risk of COVID-19 to students, staff and community.
Both students and staff will be required to wear masks and follow social distancing guidelines.
Step 1
Students will return to in school scheduling by grade level to help reduce the number of people in the building. This will allow students to enter the building in a safe manner where staff can build strong relationships and ease fear, while administering the beginning of the year assessment. There will only be one grade level present in the school building per day. On the day that they are assigned to come in, each grade level will be broken into several, separate, small groups (labeled A-F in the table below) with no more than 5 students per group. These students will be allotted a certain amount of time at each station and will attend every station throughout the school day. Students will rotate from station to station throughout the day.
On the days that students are not required to attend school, classroom teachers will work on setting up communication with students and family, technology support for students, and preparation for curriculum. Teachers will also have work provided for these students to take home and work on.
Bussing will be needed
Assessment Schedule - 1 Grade Level Per Day
January – February 12th/Pending COVID cases
Testing Schedule by Day: Aug 28-Sept 10
Day Grade
Friday, Jan 22nd 2nd Grade
Monday, Jan 25th 5th Grade
Tuesday, Jan. 26th 3rd Grade
Wednesday, Jan 27th 4th Grade
Thursday, Jan 28th 8th Grade
Friday, Jan 29th Kindergarten
Monday, Feb 1st 7th Grade
Tuesday, Feb 2nd 1st Grade
Wednesday, Feb 3rd 6th Grade
Thursday, Feb 4th 2nd Grade
Friday, Feb 5th 5th Grade
Monday Feb 8th 3rd Grade
Tuesday Feb 9th 4th Grade
Wednesday Feb 10th 8th Grade
Thursday Feb 11th Kindergarten
Friday Feb. 12th 7th Grade
IF COVID CASES CONTINUE TO RISE, WE WILL CONTINUE TO HAVE ONE GRADE PER DAY IN THE SCHOOL BUILDING ON A TWO WEEK ROTATION UNTIL IT IS SAFE TO RETURN. THE SCHEDULE FOR STUDENTS WILL SWITCH TO ACADEMIC PROGRAMING.
Step 2
Students will return to school on a rotating A day/B day schedule. This schedule allows the students to begin to return to school on a regular basis, while still taking social distancing and safety precautions.
On the days that students are not required to attend, teachers will be working on establishing a virtual classroom and preparing lessons for students both in and out of the classroom. They will also be working on establishing relationships with families, making sure that they are on board with the current plan and do not have any questions.
A and B Rotation Schedule
Pending COVID cases
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday
| A | A | B | B | Online
| A | A | B | B | Online
| A | A | B | B | Online
A Group B Group
Kindergarten 2nd Grade
1st Grade 3rd Grade
5th Grade 4th Grade
7th Grade 6th Grade
8th Grade
Step 3
Students and staff will continue by following the Menominee Tribal School 2020-2021 School Year Calendar, which was already approved, with a class size of 9.
School COVID 20-21 Schedule
All schedules and plans will follow our previously approved health and social distancing protocols.
Menominee Indian School District Plans:
(Keshena, Wis.) Like many school districts, Menominee Indian School District has been adjusting its educational delivery model as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. Teachers returned to their classrooms on Jan. 4 while continuing to teach and meet virtually with their students. Now, starting Feb. 1, some students will return to school for in-person learning.
“Since the pandemic began, we’ve relied on our COVID dashboard as well as information from, and meetings with, our Emergency Pandemic Response Team,” explained MISD Superintendent Wendell Waukau. “We know students and their families want to be back in school, but we had to make sure it could be done safely. We’ve adjusted things as we’ve gone along, and now we’re ready to bring back some in-person learning opportunities.” The new delivery model will include:
• Keshena Primary School (KPS) returning to four days a week, in-person classes.
• Menominee Indian Middle School (MIMS) giving their students and families the option of remaining 100% virtual or returning for a combination approach with two days a week being virtual and the other two days a week in-person with cohort group.
• Menominee Indian High School (MIHS) remaining 100% virtual.
• Distance Learning Support Center services will continue to be available for all students.
Infection control and mitigation measures will be taken at all school facilities, including requiring temperature checks at the door, requiring mask wearing and, if there is a direct classroom contact with a positive person, the building administrator will notify the student’s guardian. All school facilities will be closed on Fridays for deep cleaning.
There is also good news for school athletics as a limited number of fans will now be able to attend games in person. Each student athlete on the basketball, wrestling and volleyball teams will be allowed to have four family members or friends attend games. Spectators will be required to wear masks and socially distance. No locker rooms will be used and concession stands will not be open. However, restrooms will be open and sanitized periodically. Games will continue to be livestreamed for public viewing.
“I want to thank everyone for supporting our schools, teachers and students, “added Waukau. “It has been a tough year and we’ve worked hard to do what’s best for everyone. We greatly appreciate the input and feedback from our teachers and staff, building leadership and especially our school board members who have put in a lot of extra time and effort to make sure we’re doing what’s right. We’re excited to take this step forward toward getting students and teachers back in our buildings.”
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About Menominee Indian School District (MISD): MISD, which serves more than 1,000 students, is located seven miles north of Shawano, Wisconsin. It is a public-school district, operating under State of Wisconsin laws, guidelines and standards. Although MISD works cooperatively with the Menominee Indian Tribe, it is a separate and distinct entity from the Menominee Indian Tribal School and Menominee Indian Head Start. MISD currently operates four schools: Keshena Primary School, Menominee Indian Middle School, Menominee Indian High School and a Student Health Center. Learn more at: www.misd.k12.wi.us
Media Contact:
Wendell Waukau
MISD Superintendent
(715) 799-3824 ext. 6010
wwaukau@misd.k12.wi.us
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If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
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If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
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If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
CDC guidelines for holiday gatherings
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/holidays.html
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If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
CDC guidelines for holiday gatherings
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/holidays.html
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If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
CDC guidelines for holiday gatherings
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/holidays.html
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If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
CDC guidelines for holiday gatherings
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/holidays.html
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If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
CDC Resources- vaccine safety
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/safety.html
CDC resources- BH and stress management
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/managing-stress-anxiety.html
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Risk assessment tool found here: https://covid19risk.biosci.gatech.edu
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
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If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
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On episode 40 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: COVID-19 Testing Event, Definitions regarding COVID-19, Number of Cases for Tribe Shutdown, Mask Mandates, New buildings at Clinic, Virtual Work, and COVID-19 Vaccine Update.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
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On episode 39 of the MITW Podcast, we go over the Menominee Tribal Clinic’s COVID-19 triage protocols with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
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On episode 38 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: Emergency Order 9, COVID Restrictions, Isolated Places for Tribal Members, Vitamin Use, and Highest COVID Cases in the state.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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On episode 37 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: Rising COVID Cases, Emergency Order 8, Shelter In-Place, Community Spread, Re-infection, Mass Testing, and Ways to stop the spread.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org.
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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On episode 36 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: CDC Guideline Revisions, Gaiter Style Face Masks, Flu VS COVID-19, Trick or Treating, Hunting/COVID Safety, and Gov. Evers’ new Emergency Orders.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org.
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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On episode 35 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: Nebulizer Use, Tribe Shutdowns, Remote Learning, Flu Shots.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org.
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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On episode 34 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: COVID Cases Rising in Midwest, Masks, Shutdown, and Age Ranges with Most Positive test results.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org.
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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On episode 33 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: Community Spread, Shutdown, Social Distancing, COVID 19 testing at MTC, and Virtual Work.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org.
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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On episode 32 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q&A Session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion include: Phase 3 of the tribe’s Back to Action Plan, Vaccines, COVID-19 case numbers, and Halloween events.
If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org.
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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If you have any COVID-19 Questions, please send them via email at podcast@mitw.org.
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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If you have any questions regarding COVID-19, please send them into podcast@mitw.org
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In episode 29 of the MITW Podcast, we interviewed Lori Corn the Menominee Tribal School Principal about the Reopening of Tribal School. Topics include: Plans to reopen, Student access to computers and internet, Safety Plans, and In school versus Online.
If you have any questions regarding COVID 19, please send them into podcast@mitw.org.
Menominee Language Introduction: Ron Corn Jr
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In episode 28 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q & A session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: Natural Supplements for COVID-19, hand sanitizer recalls, how long different materials of masks are effective, and the Shawano Co. Fair.
Link to the FDA list of hand sanitizers being recalled: https://www.fda.gov/drugs/drug-safety-and-availability/fda-updates-hand-sanitizers-consumers-should-not-use
If you have any questions regarding COVID 19, please send them into podcast@mitw.org.
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If you have any questions regarding COVID 19, please send them into podcast@mitw.org.
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In episode 26 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q & A session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: Emergency Orders extension, 5G, layoffs for Tribal Employees, and re-opening schools.
If you have any questions regarding COVID 19, please send them into podcast@mitw.org.
Menominee Language Introduction: Ron Corn Jr
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In episode 25 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q & A session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: Emergency Orders, Curfew, Age Requirements on Masks, COVID 19 Demographics and Pregnant Women, How COVID 19 can affect Drug Users, and Hydroxychloroquine.
If you have any questions regarding COVID 19, please send them into podcast@mitw.org.
Menominee Language Introduction: Ron Corn Jr
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In episode 24 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q & A session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: The MTL Mask Resolution, COVID-19 case numbers, and recommendations for the youth.
Menominee Language Introduction: Ron Corn Jr
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In episode 23 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q & A session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: The new MTL Mask Resolution, plans for school athletics in the fall, what to do if you see someone not quarantining, long-term effects of COVID-19, and the new temperature kiosks.
Questions, comments, and topic suggestions are always welcome, email them to us at podcast@mitw.org
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In episode 22 of the MITW Podcast, we had a Q & A session with Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: if can you become reinfected with COVID-19, if it is safe to share masks, how underlying conditions affect the severity of COVID-19 cases, how COVID-19 is affecting services.
Questions, comments, and topic suggestions are always welcome, email them to us at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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Questions, comments, and topic suggestions are always welcome, email them to us at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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Questions, comments, and topic suggestions are always welcome, email them to us at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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Questions, comments, and topic suggestions are always welcome, email them to us at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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Questions, comments, and topic suggestions are always welcome, email them to us at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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Questions, comments, and topic suggestions are always welcome, email them to us at podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
Music by: Wade Fernandez
In episode 16 of the MITW Podcast, we got a weekly update from Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: if COVID-19 will become an "endemic", safety precautions MITW is putting in place as we reopen, if COVID-19 is passed through food, and the possibility of a "second peak" of the virus.
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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In episode 15 of the MITW Podcast, we got the weekly update from Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: curfew and the re-opening of the Menominee Casino Resort, long-term effects of COVID-19, Kawasaki disease, Tribal employee's return to the office, and Memorial Day safety tips.
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
Music by: Wade Fernandez
In episode 14 of the MITW Podcast, we got another update from Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19. Topics for discussion included: how the WI State's Safer at Home Order cancellation effects MITW, free testing available to the community, and plans for re-opening the Menominee Casino Resort.
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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On episode 13 of the MITW Podcast we got another update from Vaughn Bowles, the Public Information Officer, regarding COVID-19, and we also answered your submitted questions.
We will be doing weekly COVID-19 updates with Vaughn Bowles as the situation unfolds. Please send in any questions you may have for us to podcast@mitw.org
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On Episode 12 of the MITW Podcast Drew Lacefield The MITW Employee Support Counselor recorded a Stress and Wellness Podcast for the MITW Podcast. She explains the different types of stress and how to deal with stress during the COVID 19 Pandemic.
On episode 11 of the MITW Podcast we interviewed Vaughn Bowles the Public Information Officer about COVID 19 by asking your questions that were submitted to our email podcast@mitw.org.
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On episode 10 of the MITW Podcast we interviewed Vaughn Bowles the Public Information Officer for the Menominee Tribe about the COVID-19. We also included community questions that were submitted via email.
To stay up to date on the Menominee Tribes response to the COVID-19 follow:
Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin’s Facebook Page
Menominee Nation News
And MITW Podcast.
Menominee Language Intro: Ron Corn Jr
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On MITW Podcast Episode 9 Mental Wellness and Grief. We recorded Drew Lacefield’s presentation at the Culture Building on Mental Wellness and Grief in our work community.
The presentation was also livestreamed to the MITW Multimedia YouTube Channel.
Presentation by: Drew Lacefield
Menominee Language Introduction by: Ron Corn Jr
Music by: Wade Fernandez
With Tax season right around the corner; we sat down with the Department of Lending and Tribal Taxes to discuss the VITA Tax Program that they offer.
If you have any questions or comments please email them to: podcast@mitw.org
Menominee Language Introduction: Ron Corn Jr
Music By: Wade Fernandez
On MITW Podcast episode 7- Opioid Addiction Forum, we interviewed Myrna Warrington, Darla Dick, and Marsha Uutela about the upcoming Opioid Addiction Forum. We cover how the addiction forums started and their importance. We also discuss the dangers of Opioids and the hidden in plain sight room that will be a part of the forum.
The Opioid Addiction Forum is on January 28th. RSVP by calling Maehnowesekiyah at 715-799-3835.
Menominee Language Introduction: Ron Corn Jr
Music by: Wade Fernandez
If you have any questions or comments please email us at podcast@mitw.org.
On MITW Podcast Episode 6-Healthy Holiday Foods, we interviewed Emergency Management about winter weather safety. With the Holidays around the corner we sat down with Francisco Alegria from Agriculture and Food Systems and had a conversation about Healthy Holiday Food options.
Time Stamps:
Emergency Management – 0:56
Agriculture and Food Systems – 7:59
Introduction Music by: Wade Fernandez
Menominee Language Introduction by: Ron Corn Jr
If you have any questions or comments you can email us at podcast@mitw.org.
In episode 5 Hunter’s Safety and Regulations, we hear from the Community Resource Center, Menominee Nation News, and Aging and Long Term Care. We interviewed the Conservation department about Hunter’s safety and regulations.
Time Stamps:
Menominee Nation News 1:52
Community Resource Center 6:25
Aging and Long Term Care 9:57
Conservation 16:09
Introduction Music by: Wade Fernandez
Menominee Language Introduction by: Ron Corn Jr
In this episode, we cover upcoming events for the month of October. We also hear from the Community Resource Center and The Menominee Tribal Police Department. Sheena interviews the Peer support group from Maehnowesekiyah.
Timestamps:
Community Events - 1:02
Community Resource Center - 2:40
Menominee Tribal Police - 4:55
Peer Support Interview - 8:14
Introduction Music by: Wade Fernandez
Menominee Language Introduction: Ron Corn Jr
In this episode, Menominee Tribal Chairman Douglas Cox speaks about the impacts of the severe weather that the tribe experienced over the weekend of July 19th. The Chairman also gives tips on severe weather preparedness. On the release of Episode 3, it is the beginning of the Menominee Nation Contest Powwow weekend. Menominee Tribal Chairman also talks about the Pow-Wow.
Department Timestamps:
Menominee Nation News- 10:54
Historic Preservation- 14:40
Lending and Tribal Taxes- 21:52
Youth Services- 25:10
Education- 35:46
Food Distribution- 43:52
Tribal Archivist- 45:36
Introduction Music by: Wade Fernandez
Menominee Language Introduction by: Ron Corn Jr
In this episode Menominee Tribal Chairman Doug Cox discusses the recently passed Industrial Hemp Code for the Menominee Tribe. He talks about the state and federal laws pertaining to Industrial Hemp growth. Chairman Doug Cox also speaks about a few updates to the Invasive Species code and how it affects our forests.
Also in this episode we hear from Menominee Language and Culture Commission, Menominee Nation News, Maehnowesekiyah, Menominee Tribal School, Environmental Services, the Menominee Tribal Police Department, and Conservation.
Department Time Stamps:
Menominee Nation News- 12:04
Conservation- 16:20
Maehnowesekiyah-25:50
Menominee Tribal School-33:17
Menominee Language-51:58
Environmental Services-59:14
Menominee Tribal Police-01:05:59
Introduction Music by: Wade Fernandez
Menominee language introduction by: Ron Corn Jr
In this episode Chairman Doug Cox talks about the Back40Mine and the effects it will have on the natural resources from the site of the mine and surrounding areas. He also talks about the Menominee Tribes connection to the mine site area and the opposition to the mine. Also in this episode we hear from a few of our tribal departments about what they offer and what they are up to. We also hear local news updates from Menominee Nation News.
If you have any Questions or Comments email: podcast@mitw.org
Department Time Stamps:
Menominee Language and Culture Commission – 9:15
Menominee Nation News-14:09
Tribal Archivist-16:53
Food Distribution-31:55
Department of Agriculture and Food Systems-34:26
Lending and Tribal Taxes-41:40
Emergency Management Services-49:44
Youth Services-53:21
Intro Music by: Wade Fernandez.
Menominee Language Introduction by: Ron Corn Jr.