Listen: Native American Radio Shows Online

By Brenda Norrell
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Tiokasin Ghosthorse

Listen to these Native American radio hosts online.
First Voices Indigenous Radio host Tiokasin Ghosthorse, Lakota from Cheyenne River in South Dakota, has spent decades exposing the truths that the mainstream feared. The WBAI broadcast in New York is carried nationwide and online.
John Kane, Mohawk, at Let's Talk Native in New York describes this week how Canada has downplayed the genocide in residential schools, referring to it as "cultural genocide." Native children were kidnapped, tortured, raped and murdered in those schools. The cemeteries and unmarked and hidden graves reveal the horror suffered by those children in Canada, the US and Australia residential schools that were responsible for genocide.
In Northern California, James Browneagle at Tribal Voices Radio exposes what the other media ignores, including topics from the Mohawk Nation News and the ongoing resistance to Sen. John McCain's copper mine on sacred Apache land in Arizona.
Listen to the upcoming program on Make No Bones About It in Washington state on Traditional Mentoring with host Raven Redbone. Lakota Chief Arvol Lookiing Horse, 19th Generation Keeper of the Sacred White Buffalo Calf Pipe, has been a regular guest on his program. Listen to the words below from Chief Arvol Looking Horse about World Peace and Prayer Day, which is June 21.

Host Tiokasin Ghosthorse, Lakota

FVIR Program Archives

http://www.firstvoicesindigenousradio.org/

LISTEN TO THE PROGRAM May 21, 2015

GLENN APARICIO PARRY Author of "Original Thinking: A Radical Revisioning of Time, Humanity and Nature." The book delves into the evolution of Western thought to recover the living roots of wisdom that can correct the imbalances in our modern worldview. Inspired by groundbreaking dialogues that Parry organized between Native American elders and leading-edge Western scientists to explore the underlying principles of the cosmos, this book offers a radical revisioning of how we think. Asking questions such as, Is it possible to come up with an original thought?, What does it mean to be human?, and How has our thinking created our world today?, Parry challenges us to consider many of our most basic assumptions. Tiokasin Ghosthorse (Cheyenne River Lakota), Host and Executive Producer Liz Hill (Red Lake Ojibwe), Producer Cynthia Treis, Associate Producer Loye Miller, Audio Editor Let's Talk Native host John Kane, Mohawk http://media.espn1520.com/…/let-s-talk-native-6-7-15-hr1.htm http://media.espn1520.com/…/let-s-talk-native-6-7-15-hr2.htm LTN 6/7/15; A full house this week; Matt Hill, Ed Schindler, Paul Delaronde, James Gray and Kahetiio Gray piled in for a great show. We take on Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Report and their downgrading the obvious genocide that Canadian and U.S. residential/boarding school represented to "Cultural Genocide" as well as down playing the deaths and destruction they committed. We discuss the attempts to whitewash indigenous issues at the UN and the misconception of "buried weapons." With James and Kahetiio in studio, we discuss the Ieweras Gray Foundation's benefit concert coming up on August 22, 2015. We feature two of that event's performers with classics from Murray Porter and "Indian Car" from Keith Secola. Tribal Voices Radio James Browneagle Tribal Voices Radio "LIVE" today (6-9-15) from 5:00-6:00 PM on KPFZ 88.1 FM Lake County Community Radio, Streaming at Tunein.com or Live365.com(typ in kpfz) Direct Studio Phone line is (707) 263-3435 Native "Hinthil" News, Info and discussion with California Tribal Elders! "All My Relations" Peace Keepers Society and learn more about it on “Make No Bones About It.” June 14, 2015 at 5:30pm http://ravenredbone.com/ Traditional Mentoring: The Art of Passing Down Knowledge and Skills. It is a two day cultural camp that is open to anyone. Youth are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. It is with Traditional Native mentors.  Raven will visit with 3 of the Traditional Native Mentors. Here are their bio’s. Crit Callebs Gene Tagaban Georgieann Lilgreen MAKE NO BONES ABOUT IT. * KAOS 89.3 FM Sundays 4pm to 6 pm with your Host, Raven Redbone.Visit KAOS 89.3 FM @www.kaosradio.org!

Support Native American radio hosts
These Native radio hosts work really hard and do ground-breaking work, with little or no financial rewards, often paying out of their own pockets to keep going. I'm happy to see others supporting them. There's a great deal of cutting edge radio news that could be shared as programming, but of course many of the local stations censor so many issues, either because of local pressure or their owners, or because of control by their advertisers, like big coal and big oil. 
Tiokasin took the lead in exposing the abuse by the US Border Patrol agents of Tohono O'odham, which continues, along with uranium mining on Indian lands. He also had live shows when we were in Bolivia at the Mother Earth gathering, and many other regions. Mohawk John Kane is fearless in his exposures. James Browneagle stays current on what he exposes from his homeland in northern Calif. Raven Redbone has maintained a spiritual focus and continues to honor the traditional teachings and elders in the northwest.

WATCH VIDEO 'Disrobing Serra: Saint or Monster?' on Chumash Nation

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Published on Jun 9, 2015

Disrobing Serra: Saint or Monster? Panel Discussion (Part 1 of 7)
Watch Parts 1 -- 7: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVPkQRpU0WY&index=1&list=PLda-nXxpMYzaE_c7m5KcHYXI3P8w5Cgee
Recorded by Indigenous Media Insititute IMI
Date: May 30th, 2015
English/Dutch for text

Location: Chumash Nation (Santa Barbara, CA); Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara.

Earlier in 2015, Pope Francis announced the canonization of Father Junipero Serra, the principal architect of the Spanish California Mission System (1769-1831). Serra is well-known for overseeing the mission system and establishing brutally harsh policies directed at Indigenous peoples and their respective First Nations prior to the emergence of Alta California; thus resulting in various forms of genocide. Contrary to the mythology taught in the California Public School System and Missions themselves (as tourist sites), 12 (non) Indigenous people from various segments of societies (community leaders, activist, Christians, etc...) speak on the international ramifications and oppositions of canonizing Father Junipero Serra by Pope Francis. 
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Opening Ceremony

Panel One: International Ramifications of Canonization

Moderator: Marcus Lopez Sr., Co-Chair of the Barbareno Chumash Council "iyalmuwic", Senior Producer of American Indian Airwaves.

Valentin Lopez, Chairman of the Amah Mutsun Band of Constantan/Ohlone Nation

Elias Castillo, author of "A Cross of Thorns: the Enslavement of California Indians by the Spanish Missions".

Deana Dartt-Newton (Chumash Nation), Ph.D. Anthropology

Roberta Cordero, Chumash Nation, Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation

Tia Oros-Peters, Zuni Nation, Executive Director of the 7th Generation Fund for Indigenous Development

Shannon Rivers, Akimel O'odham Nation, former Chair of the Global Indigenous Peoples Caucus for the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues

Fuifuilupe Niumeitolu, Tongan, PhD Candidate, Department of Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley

Question-and-Answer Session by audience participants.

Closing of Panel One: International Ramifications of Canonization.

Panel Two: Catholic and Christians against Canonization

Moderator: Valentin Lopez, Chairman of the Amah Mutsun Band of Constantan/Ohlone Nation

Sacheen Littlefeather, Apache/Yaqui Nations, Indigenous Elder and Activist

Georgianna Sanchez, Chumash/O'odham Nations, Elder, Activist, Scholar, Essayist, and Storyteller

Mary Valdemar, Co-Founder of CHICCCAA, San Bernardino, CA

Donna Schindler, Cross-Cultural Psychiatry-Historical Trauma Focus

Greg Cotton, Christian Research Scientist & Human Rights Advocate

Question-and-Answer Session by audience members

Closing
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This one-day discussion panel was organized by the Barbareno Chumash Council in conjunction with the American Indian Movement of Southern California.

Dutch translation by Alice Holemans, NAIS Gazette

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* SERRA: HEILIGE OF MONSTER ?

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 Bron: CensoredNews:http://bsnorrell.blogspot.be/2015/06/watch-video-disrobing-serra-saint-or.html

 Vertaald door NAIS: www.denaisgazet.be

Disrobing Serra: Heilige of monster?

Panel discussie 

Bekijk deel 1 tot 7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVPkQRpU0WY&index=1&list=PLda-nXxpMYzaE_c7m5KcHYXI3P8w5Cgee

Opgenomen door Indigenous Media Institute IMI

30 mei 2015

Locatie: Chumash Nation (Santa Barbara, CA); Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara

De discussie -dag werd georganiseerd door de Barbareno Chumash Council in samenwerking met de American Indian Movement (AIM) van Zuid California

Eerder dit jaar heeft paus Franciscus de heiligverklaring aangekondigd van Vader Junipero Serra, de voornaamste architect van het Spaans Californië missiesysteem ( 1769-1831).

Van Serra is het welbekend dat hij toezicht hield op het missiesysteem en een brutaal en hardhandig beleid voerde tegen de inheemse volkeren en hun respectievelijke First Nations; dat resulteerde in verschillende vormen van genocide.

Strijdig met de mythologie die onderwezen wordt in het California Public School systeem en de missies zelf, spreken 12 (niet) inheemsen uit verschillende lagen van de gemeenschappen ( leiders van gemeenschappen, activisten, Christenen, enz.) over de internationale aspecten en oppositie van de heiligverklaring.

Lees ook: http://www.denaisgazet.be/nieuws/serra-is-geen-heilige-panel-op-30-mei-2015

Mohawk Nation News 'Crown: Take Your Children Home'

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CROWN: TAKE YOUR CHILDREN HOME

Posted on June 10, 2015

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MNN. June 10, 2015. To the CROWN: We understand your people. They are disrespectful to us. They practice murder, kidnapping, rape, manipulation and every form of genocide. Our homeland must be rid of them. Take them home in a peaceful manner.

Queenie: “Now ongwe’hon:weh are sending them home!”

All of our problems started with your colonial settlers who stole all our lands reneging on our original agreement in 1701. They set up dictatorship, imprisonment, corruption, theft of everything, environmental destruction and every form of prejudice.

Your bar representative, Judge Murray Sinclair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission TRC, has set us up for total termination to protect you. His recommendation is for your colonial children to keep control over our stolen lands, resources and sovereignty. Incorporated INDIANS are already oppressing, murdering, assimilating and annihilating us, with para-military backing. Mr. Sinclair is a residential school product, groomed as the front man to relieve pressure on the CROWN, churches, and everyone who benefits from genocide. If we refuse the TRC “white wash”, ordinary services for our basic survival needs will be cut off.

Mum.

The TRC actually represents no truth, no reconciliation, no compensation, no justice. Sinclair calls us “Canadians”. The CROWN speaks through is mouth. The residential school paedophila system successfully trained him to help continue the genocide.

According to kaia’nereh:kowa, our land, possessions and all profits must be handed over to us by the thieves. No gold or silver can buy our sovereignty. We are not for sale to any bidder. kaia’nereh:kowa will deal with those who continue to defy the law of the land.

The Two Row Wampum, teiohateh, is hidden in one of your little rooms in the palace. If you personally want to reconcile with us, show up with the original wampum belt from 1701 that was presented to you in Albany, that brought your children to Canada. Only then can we begin to renegotiate the lease. 

As the top troubadour, Mr. Johnny Cash, would sing for the Queen and all of her evil step-children, “Goodbye, little darling. We’re parting. Parting don’t always mean goodbye. Although we had to part, you’re always in my heart. Goodbye, little darling, goodbye!”

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Groups criticize Calif. Gov. for ignoring Big Ag, Big Oil water use during drought

Photo of protest outside the Metropolitan Water District offices in Los Angeles courtesy of Food & Water Watch.

Groups criticize Brown for ignoring Big Ag, Big Oil water use during drought 

by Dan Bacher 

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Governor Jerry Brown embarked on a speaking tour in Southern California on Tuesday, June 9, to tout his controversial drought policies and tunnels plan as protesters rallied against his support of expanded fracking operations that pollute aquifers throughout the state. 

Brown attended the Metropolitan Water District (MWD) of Southern California Board Meeting at noon and later joined Austin Beutner, publisher and CEO of the Los Angeles Times and the San Diego Union-Tribune, for a conversation on the state’s drought as part of a new event series sponsored by the Times called “The California Conversation.” 

As usual for the Brown administration, one of the least transparent administrations in California history, this meeting was not open to the public, but only to "credentialed media." 

Outside the MWD meeting in Los Angeles, a group of anti-fracking activists from Food and Water Watch and Californians Against Fracking held signs proclaiming, "Poison Water! Thanks Big Oil Brown," "Don't Frack the Golden State," "Stop Fracking Our Water," and "No Drill No Spill," as Governor Brown gushed about his drought policies that refuse to deal with the biggest water wasters - Big Ag and Big Oil. 

"If he really wants to do something about this drought, he'd put a moratorium on fracking," according to a Facebook post announcing the protest. 

Brown pushed really hard to gather support for his controversial tunnels plan at the MWD meeting, conjuring up images of portending disaster unless his Delta tunnels are built. 

“If we do nothing ... there will be a collapse, whether it be tomorrow, five years, 10 years, 20 years. It’s going to happen in the lifetime of the people in this room,” Brown said, according to the Los Angeles Times. (http://touch.latimes.com/#section/-1/article/p2p-83743514/) 

“Think of this as an insurance policy. We’ve got to make sure that we can capture this water and convey it in a reliable, secure way," Brown claimed.

Then at approximately 6 pm, Brown also discussed the drought at an event entitled, "The California Conversation: Water in the West," hosted by the Los Angeles Times, at University of Southern California, Town and Gown in Los Angeles. 

More information on “The California Conversation” series and a livestream can be found at latimes.com/TheCaliforniaConversation. KCET, the event’s broadcast media partner, will feature the event in an upcoming episode of “SoCal Connected” airing Wednesday, June 10 at 8 p.m. on KCET and nationally Thursday, June 11 at 8 p.m. ET /PT on Link TV. 

According to the Governor's Office, "In April, Governor Brown announced the first ever 25 percent statewide mandatory water reductions and a series of actions to help save water, increase enforcement to prevent wasteful water use, streamline the state’s drought response and invest in new technologies that will make California more drought resilient."

Public trust advocates weren't impressed by the Brown administration's drought "actions." They slammed Brown for focusing on reducing urban and residential water use - and ignoring the state’s most egregious water wasters and polluters, including corporate agribusiness and Big Oil. 

“Governor Brown continues to allow big agribusiness and the oil and gas industry to abuse our precious ground and surface water resources unabated while demanding individual Californians and communities must cut back their use by twenty-five percent," said Adam Scow, California Campaign Director for Food & Water Watch. "By refusing to rein in Big Ag and Big Oil, Governor Brown is taking the politically easy way out, but it won’t be easy for Californians when reservoirs and taps run dry. It’s beyond time for Governor Jerry Brown to stop doing favors to special interest at the expense of California." 

“The Governor must start by placing immediate sensible limits on groundwater pumping in order to protect our water savings account for generations to come. In the longer term, the Governor must prioritize balancing California’s water budget to ensure responsible and sustainable allocations that work for all Californians. One important step in this process is retiring from production the toxic, arid lands on the west side of the San Joaquin Valley that we do not have the water to support and compensate producers fairly for their losses," he noted. 

“Finally, Governor Brown must limit the oil and gas industry from using and polluting water and prevent the industry from injecting its toxic waste waster into protected aquifers. Governor Brown should place an immediate ban on fracking and extreme oil extraction as a real step towards replacing fossil fuels with clean and renewable energy," said Scow. 

Restore the Delta (RTD) criticized Brown for touting his "leadership" during the drought a month after telling critics of his Bay Delta Conservation Plan to build the twin tunnels under the Delta to ‘shut up." 

"This follows on the heels of Senator Dianne Feinstein’s recent op-ed in the LA Times in which she continues to beat the drum for greater flexibility in managing water exports from the north part of the state to the south,” said Barbara Barrigan-Parrilla, RTD executive director. “It’s a shame that they both have forgotten the impacts of the drought on the San Francisco Bay-Delta estuary, which is on the verge of an ecological collapse, or the impacts of the drought on Delta farmers, who have voluntarily cut water use by 25%." 

"Both Governor Brown and Senator Feinstein continue to push forward a sixty-year-old vision of building big projects to move water from one part of the state to the other, claiming all the while it is for the benefit of Southern California residents. Yet, historically, 70% of the water taken from the Delta has gone, and continues to go, to big agribusiness growers like Stewart Resnick, who has publicly stated that he plans to expand his almond empire holdings by 50% over the next five years," she said. 

"The pumps have yet to be shut off one day during this four-year drought. Los Angeles water districts said they needed about 700,000 acre-feet of water for health and human safety. Yet, we know that 1.5 million acre-feet have been exported thus far this year, and the pumps continue pumping. Who is receiving that water and for what purpose?" asked Barrigan-Parrilla. 

"This is all part of Governor Brown’s shell game for the Delta tunnels. Use fear of disaster to sell people scared by the drought on the need for the Delta tunnels. Get urban ratepayers and property tax payers to pay for the project. Deliver the water to the hedge fund and conglomerate agribusiness growers on the west side of the San Joaquin Valley," she concluded. 

To read the entire news release, go to http://restorethedelta.org/blog/our-response-to-gov-browns-socal-speaking-tour-on-california-drought/ 

While Governor Brown has mandated that urban water districts cut back 25 percent on their water use, big growers like Stewart Resnick of Paramount Farms have expanded their water-thirsty almond growing operations. 

Agribusiness has increased its almond tree acreage by 150,000 acres during the current drought. For more information, please read my investivative piece in the East Bay Express: http://www.eastbayexpress.com/SevenDays/archives/2015/05/15/californias-thirsty-almond-acreage-grows-by-150000-acres-during-record-drought 

For a complete review of Governor Brown's abysmal environmental record, go to: http://www.truth-out.org/speakout/item/30452-the-extinction-governor-rips-the-green-mask-off-his-tunnels-plan