Native Voices United Radio Online: Recent Episodes
Esperanza Garcia Gailliard
In this episode Brent Stonefish educates us about internalized oppression prevalent in Indian Country today. Why it is so prevalent and how we can address some of the issues associated with it.
Chief Sachem Larry L. Fisher, Jr.
From the
Mattakeeset Massachuset Indian Nation
discusses his new book to be released 'Tribal Plasticity' as well as other political issues in Indian Country surrounding identity and sovereignty.
Scott Collins joins us on another episode tackling the paper genocide done to American Indians of the East Coast and how others try and use this as a means to justify internal oppression and racism.
Joann Spotted Bear and David Gaskin join Native Voices United Radio to kick off the cross country tour of Joann Spotted Bear from Los Angeles, California to New York City headquarters of the United Nations. This tour will be for all water protectors to end at the U.N. in NYC. Solidarity and Unity across all barriers will be discussed and a call out made for help on this tour. Music brought to you by Kevin Mcleod Track:Nonstop.
All My Relations: Weemu Nii Dalaangoomaawak
Also an extra I love you shout out to mom and son in Lunaape of course! Today's music brought to you by: "El Palteado" by Shhjjjjjjj 5/10/2016
In this episode our guest Louis Holger joins us to discuss his case against Alaska Child Services.
This episode focuses on homeschool Indigenous language studies as well as other programs to benefit your homeschooling experience.
Today's episode focuses on back to homeschool. New things we are doing in the homeschool and help for newbies too!
Steve Rushingwind Native American Award Winning Flute player is live discussing his brand new CD Red Beaten Path.
This episode gives tips and information on free homeschooling websites and other information for homeschooling/unschooling newbies.
Karen explains what Cheerful Givers is all about and why it is really important to donate for less fortunate children.