Living Indigenous Media

Hello again friends and relatives! This episode is centered on Video Games and Natives, a relatively fresh area of media exploration and I hope you enjoy it. As always, you can email the show with friendly conversation at Raincharger@ku.edu Re-uploaded due to length issues.

Hello! This is the last episode of the Spring 2018 Series of Living Indigenous Media and I wanted to leave you with some of my thoughts around my favorite media of music. This is not the last episode of the podcast by any means and I plan on putting out episodes for the summer periodically. I hope you continue to hangout with us here on the podcast and I appreciate your listening so much. As always, you can reach me for collaborative ideas, friendly conversation and potential guest ideas at RainCharger@ku.edu. Wopila Tanka!

Hello! On this episode of Living Indigenous Media, I'm talking with members of the Indigenous Justice Initiative and was live at the event at Haskell Indian Nations University. We get into some themes of Indigenous law as a media, Environmental concerns and self-determination. As always, I hope you're enjoying the podcast and any inquiries about the show or media discussion questions can be sent to Raincharger@ku.edu

This episode of Living Indigenous Media is formatted a little bit different. We have multiple, short interviews with various students from multiple colleges who are all Indigenous and talk about their work in home and external communities. Powwows are central hubs of multi-media and this year's at KU was no exception. I hope you enjoy this episode and as always thanks for listening. You can reach the show for questions about the podcast and media discussions at Raincharger@ku.edu

Hello again friends and relatives! This episode is centered on Video Games and Natives, a relatively fresh area of media exploration and I hope you enjoy it. As always, you can email the show with friendly conversation at Raincharger@ku.edu

Hau Mitakuyapi! This episode features Dr. Eric Anderson from HINU and our talk focuses around the Native American role in the conversation of Film. I hope you enjoy this episode and please provide inquiries and feedback to: Raincharger@ku.edu

Hau Mitakuyapi. Welcome to Living Indigenous Media. This is our first episode and it is focused on the conversation of Indigenous Literature. We hope you join us in the future for more conversations with great people. For further inquiry, feel free to email me at Raincharger@ku.edu Wopila Tanka!