Native Voice TV Shows

Sat, Nov 16 | Santa Clara County Fairgrounds12th Annual American Indian Heritage CelebrationSave the DATE: Saturday, November 16th, 2019. FREE ADMISSION. Parking Fee $10Announcements, Guest Speaker- 'Billy Mills'

Sat, Nov 16 | Santa Clara County Fairgrounds12th Annual American Indian Heritage CelebrationSave the DATE: Saturday, November 16th, 2019. FREE ADMISSION. Parking Fee $10Announcements, Guest Speaker- 'Billy Mills'

Sat, Nov 16 | Santa Clara County Fairgrounds12th Annual American Indian Heritage CelebrationSave the DATE: Saturday, November 16th, 2019. FREE ADMISSION. Parking Fee $10Round Dance & Announcements

Sat, Nov 16 | Santa Clara County Fairgrounds12th Annual American Indian Heritage CelebrationSave the DATE: Saturday, November 16th, 2019. FREE ADMISSION. Parking Fee $10Round Dance & Announcements

Sat, Nov 16 | Santa Clara County Fairgrounds12th Annual American Indian Heritage CelebrationSave the DATE: Saturday, November 16th, 2019. FREE ADMISSION. Parking Fee $10

Sat, Nov 16 | Santa Clara County Fairgrounds12th Annual American Indian Heritage CelebrationSave the DATE: Saturday, November 16th, 2019. FREE ADMISSION. Parking Fee $10

Cihuapilli Rose Amador and Sundust Martinez interviews Shana Wa Littlebow (Tigua) on Native Voice TV show. Littlebow gives his story of what inspired him to become a poet. Littlebow talks about his involvement in 1986 for the Global Disarmament and listening to John Trudell (Native American - poet, actor, activist) as his 'Mentor'. Littlebow started to collect his phrases and naturally started making his poems. On Native Voice TV he recites over four or more poems and gives the story of what made him do each one. One poem is called, "Wolf Cousin" and he was inspired to write this poem due to his experience of seeing wolves behind cages. This poem written over 21 years ago still is relevant in todays times. This is a must see show.

Cihuapilli Rose Amador and Sundust Martinez interviews Shana Wa Littlebow (Tigua) on Native Voice TV show. Littlebow gives his story of what inspired him to become a poet. Littlebow talks about his involvement in 1986 for the Global Disarmament and listening to John Trudell (Native American - poet, actor, activist) as his 'Mentor'. Littlebow started to collect his phrases and naturally started making his poems. On Native Voice TV he recites over four or more poems and gives the story of what made him do each one. One poem is called, "Wolf Cousin" and he was inspired to write this poem due to his experience of seeing wolves behind cages. This poem written over 21 years ago still is relevant in todays times. This is a must see show.

Cihuapilli Rose Amador and Sundust Martinez interviews Shana Wa Littlebow (Tigua) on Native Voice TV show. Littlebow gives his story of what inspired him to become a poet. Littlebow talks about his involvement in 1986 for the Global Disarmament and listening to John Trudell (Native American - poet, actor, activist) as his 'Mentor'. Littlebow started to collect his phrases and naturally started making his poems. On Native Voice TV he recites over four or more poems and gives the story of what made him do each one. One poem is called, "Wolf Cousin" and he was inspired to write this poem due to his experience of seeing wolves behind cages. This poem written over 21 years ago still is relevant in todays times. This is a must see show.

Cihuapilli Rose Amador and Sundust Martinez interviews Shana Wa Littlebow (Tigua) on Native Voice TV show. Littlebow gives his story of what inspired him to become a poet. Littlebow talks about his involvement in 1986 for the Global Disarmament and listening to John Trudell (Native American - poet, actor, activist) as his 'Mentor'. Littlebow started to collect his phrases and naturally started making his poems. On Native Voice TV he recites over four or more poems and gives the story of what made him do each one. One poem is called, "Wolf Cousin" and he was inspired to write this poem due to his experience of seeing wolves behind cages. This poem written over 21 years ago still is relevant in todays times. This is a must see show.