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Welcome to Indigenous in the News with Larry K and Gary Wilcox. On today's show, we're honored to bring you one of the last interviews recorded with the late Tom Bee this past summer. It was a privilege to have him on the show and learn about his remarkable journey—from founding the Native band XIT, to initially managing the band before stepping into the role of lead singer. XIT made history as the first Native American band to sign with a major record label, and Tom's extraordinary career later earned him two Grammy Awards. Tom's life spanned 82 remarkable years, during which he touched the hearts of many with his kindness, wisdom, and love. A man of many talents and passions, he approached everything with a tireless work ethic and an unwavering dedication to excellence. Tom was born on November 8, 1941, in Gallup, New Mexico, and who passed away on July 25, 2024, in Albuquerque, was a true legend. It was an honor to have him as a guest on my music show, Indigenous in Music, this past June. I'm grateful to share our interview with all of you. Some of his numerous achievements include: 1) Winning two Grammy Awards. 2) Writing the song "(We've Got) Blue Skies" recorded by Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5 which appeared on the worldwide hit album "Maybe tomorrow." 3) Coproducing and writing the song "Joyful Jukebox Music" for the Jackson 5. 4) Singing and writing the backing vocals for the song "Just My Soul Responding" for Smokey Robinson on his first solo album "Smokey." 5) Obtaining a writer, artist, and producer contract with Motown records which led to the internationally acclaimed albums "Plight of the Redman" and Silent Warrior" by Xit. 6) Writing the song "Red Hot," recorded by Taka Boom (sister of Chaka Khan) a top Billboard Disco Dance Chart hit. 7) Writing the song "Don't Be Two Faced," recorded by the top selling rockabilly artist Shakin' Stevens for his highly successful album "the Bop Won't Stop." 8) Working with legendary Producer Gary S. Paxton (Alley Oop by the Hollywood Argyles, Monster Mash by Bobby Boris Pickett, and Cherish by the Association). 9) Receiving the "Eagle Spirit Award" from the America Film Institute in San Francisco. 10) Receiving the "Lifetime Achievement Award" from the First Americans in the Arts in Beverly Hills. 11) Receiving the "Lifetime Achievement Award" from Four Directions Entertainment in New York. 12) Being the recipient of the "Will Sampson Award" from the First Americans in the Arts. 13) Winning the "Producer of the Year Award" at the First Annual "Native American Music Awards" (NAMMY's). 14) Receiving of the "Lifetime Achievement Award" from the "Native American Music Awards" (NAMMY's). 15) Having July 27, 2002 being proclaimed "Tom Bee Day" by Mayor Martin Chavez in recognition of Tom's accomplishments within the music industry as a recording artist, songwriter, record producer and multi-award winner. 16) Persuading NARAS to recognize the musical contributions of Native Americans by establishing a Native America category at the Grammy Awards. 17) Being CEO and founder of SOAR (Sound of America Records) As we say goodbye to Tom, we take comfort in the memories he shared with us. He will live on in the hearts of all who knew him, and his spirit will continue to inspire us.
Nominees are out for the Native American Music Awards, a prestigious award that honors the musical achievements of Native Americans in the U.S. and Canada. Among them are several Minnesota musicians including Minneapolis-based rock band “Pretendians.”Pretendians' lead singer Thomas Draskovic, who is an enrolled member of Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, joined MPR News host Nina Moini to discuss his music, his band's divisive name and listen to a few songs.
Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth Interview with Felipe Rose, Original Member of “The Village People” About Harvey's guest: Today's guest, Felipe Rose, is an original member of one of the most phenomenally popular and beloved music groups of all time: The Village People, who brought us many unforgettable hits we just couldn't stop singing and dancing to, including “YMCA”, “San Francisco”, “In the Navy”, “Macho Man”, “Go West”, “Everybody Is a Star in Hollywood”, “I Am What I Am”, and many more. They had some of the biggest hits of the 70s, and of course, the Village People starred in the classic 1980 movie, “Can't Stop the Music”. Our guest was dressed as an Indigenous American, along with his bandmates Alex Briley, the military man, David Hodo, the construction worker, Randy Jones, the cowboy, Glen Hughes, the leather man, and lead singer Victor Willis, who was sometimes a cop and sometimes a naval officer. The Village People had enormous success, with 25 gold and platinum records, an American Music Award, 2 Billboard Music Awards, a George M. Cohan Entertainer of the Year Award, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. And in 2020, the American Library of Congress inducted the song “YMCA” into the National Recording Registry, which preserves audio recordings considered to be "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant." In addition to his work with the Village People, our guest has had a great solo music career, recording singles including “Trail of Tears”, "We're Still Here," “Red Hawk Woman”, "Going Back to My Roots," “Dance Again” - and now, his brand new single, “That's What You Are”. This single, which was released on June 21, is now available on every major music streaming platform. Our guest has won 5 Native American Music Awards and in 2008, he was inducted into the Native American Music Hall of Fame. For more interviews and podcasts go to: https://www.harveybrownstoneinterviews.com/ To learn more about Felipe Rose, go to:https://www.feliperose.com/https://www.facebook.com/FelipeRoseFanClubhttps://www.instagram.com/feliperoseofficial/https://twitter.com/FelipeRoseFanc1https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsFswLfPoVnj3U2IX9ijlAghttps://www.tiktok.com/@feliperoseofficial #FelipeRose #harveybrownstoneinterviews
I talk with three-time grammy winner, multi-instrumental singer songwriter, winner of numerous Native American Music Awards, and acclaimed painter, Bill Miller. Born on the Stockbridge-Munsee Reservation in northern Wisconsin, his big break came when Tori Amos discovered his music and invited him to open her tour for the Under the Pink album. They toured together for over a year. After that it was the same thing with Pearl Jam. If you ever saw Disney's Pocahontas, you remember the song “Colors of the Wind” sung by Vanessa Williams. Bill's flute playing throughout. That song won a Grammy and both the Academy Award and Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song. I'm really just scratching the surface of what Bill has achieved in his life. I met him when he played on my song “Crow Country”. We've since become good friends, sharing shows together, hanging out. I look up to him — as an example of grace and wisdom and a deep sense of honoring the Spirit which animates us all. We talk about his life and perspective on creativity and where it might come from. We discuss the importance of acknowledging loss and setbacks without allowing them to define you. Finally, he let me sit in on a couple of his original songs. It was a great day in the studio.
Wednesday night live The Outer Realm Radio welcomes for the first time special guest, Devara Thunderbeat. Devara will be discussing Angels and Extraterrestrials Devara ThunderBeat The name “ThunderBeat”, was given to her by Native American elders, for of her abilities to heal and awaken through the power of sound. Multi Awards winning, Musician / Composer, Author, Speaker, 22 DNA Activator, Certified Reiki Master, Contactee, and a Pioneer in Sound Healing. She studied at the prestigious Eastman School of Music. Her ancient healing knowledge comes from her world travels. She has initiated sound activation ceremonies for awakening and empowerment in the Great Pyramid and temples of Egypt, Mount Sinai, the vortexes in Sedona AZ, Numerous Sacred Maya Temples, and powerful Native American sites throughout the U.S. Number 1 HEMI–SYNC Sound Healer… ThunderBeat has compose over 10 music CDs, Sound Activation CDs and DVD's, She is the number 1 (Hemi – Sync) artist at Monroe Institute for 12 years running. She is an Author of Four books, "CHAKRA JOURNEY" “Awakening the Chakras”, “HAND DRUMMING, Rhythms from around the world” “LOOK UP” My Encounters with ET's & Angels. A True Story with Extraterrestrials that have been in contact with her since the age of four, and her latest photo book called, “Ancient Egypt found in Sedona, AZ/ Faces in the Rocks. She's been on numerous Talk and TV shows Including Gaia. TV She has won numerous awards including a Beacon of Light award for her inspiration, creativity, wisdom, compassion, and service to the community and the world! Awards: Musician, Author, Composer, and Visual Artist 2020 Las Vegas Egyptian Sun Best Musical Production Award 2012 Los Angeles Music Award “Egyptian Sun” Musical Soundtrack of the Year. 2011 Phoenix Music Producer choice award for "Egyptian Sun Gods and Goddesses" Musical Soundtrack of the Year. 2010 Producer choice award for "Egyptian Sun" Best Stage Musical of the Year! 2010 ZMR nominee award for musical score "Egyptian Sun" Best Groove CD of the Year. Voters are music Directors and 2006 Native American Music Award for Mayan Landing 2012 Best World and New Age Recording Broadcasters from around the world. 2005 “Beacon of Light Award" Award for her inspiration, creativity, wisdom, compassion and service to the world!!! WEBSITE: www.ThunderBeat.com MUSIC DOWNLOADS www.SiriusStarGate.com
Wednesday night live The Outer Realm Radio welcomes for the first time special guest, Devara Thunderbeat. Devara will be discussing Angels and Extraterrestrials Devara ThunderBeat The name “ThunderBeat”, was given to her by Native American elders, for of her abilities to heal and awaken through the power of sound. Multi Awards winning, Musician / Composer, Author, Speaker, 22 DNA Activator, Certified Reiki Master, Contactee, and a Pioneer in Sound Healing. She studied at the prestigious Eastman School of Music. Her ancient healing knowledge comes from her world travels. She has initiated sound activation ceremonies for awakening and empowerment in the Great Pyramid and temples of Egypt, Mount Sinai, the vortexes in Sedona AZ, Numerous Sacred Maya Temples, and powerful Native American sites throughout the U.S. Number 1 HEMI–SYNC Sound Healer… ThunderBeat has compose over 10 music CDs, Sound Activation CDs and DVD's, She is the number 1 (Hemi – Sync) artist at Monroe Institute for 12 years running. She is an Author of Four books, "CHAKRA JOURNEY" “Awakening the Chakras”, “HAND DRUMMING, Rhythms from around the world” “LOOK UP” My Encounters with ET's & Angels. A True Story with Extraterrestrials that have been in contact with her since the age of four, and her latest photo book called, “Ancient Egypt found in Sedona, AZ/ Faces in the Rocks. She's been on numerous Talk and TV shows Including Gaia. TV She has won numerous awards including a Beacon of Light award for her inspiration, creativity, wisdom, compassion, and service to the community and the world! Awards: Musician, Author, Composer, and Visual Artist 2020 Las Vegas Egyptian Sun Best Musical Production Award 2012 Los Angeles Music Award “Egyptian Sun” Musical Soundtrack of the Year. 2011 Phoenix Music Producer choice award for "Egyptian Sun Gods and Goddesses" Musical Soundtrack of the Year. 2010 Producer choice award for "Egyptian Sun" Best Stage Musical of the Year! 2010 ZMR nominee award for musical score "Egyptian Sun" Best Groove CD of the Year. Voters are music Directors and 2006 Native American Music Award for Mayan Landing 2012 Best World and New Age Recording Broadcasters from around the world. 2005 “Beacon of Light Award" Award for her inspiration, creativity, wisdom, compassion and service to the world!!! WEBSITE: www.ThunderBeat.com MUSIC DOWNLOADS www.SiriusStarGate.com
As fans mark the 50th anniversary of the birth of hip-hop, we'll zero in on contributions by Native artists. Diné rapper Def-i is among the big winners at this month's International Indigenous Hip-Hop Awards in Vancouver, B.C. Gary Paul Davis aka Litefoot is one of the OGs of Native hip-hop, winning a handful of Native American Music Awards. We'll hear from them and other artists about what's fresh and current among Native talent as hip-hop pushes past middle age. GUESTS Litefoot (Cherokee), rapper, filmmaker, and actor Def-i (Diné), hip-hop artist JB The First Lady (Nuxalk and Onondaga), mother, hip-hop artist, fashion designer SABA (Navajo and Jemez Pueblo), graffiti artist and co-owner of Arrowsoul Trading Post
As fans mark the 50th anniversary of the birth of hip-hop, we'll zero in on contributions by Native artists. Diné rapper Def-i is among the big winners at this month's International Indigenous Hip-Hop Awards in Vancouver, B.C. Gary Paul Davis aka Litefoot is one of the OGs of Native hip-hop, winning a handful of Native American Music Awards. We'll hear from them and other artists about what's fresh and current among Native talent as hip-hop pushes past middle age.
So Much More: Creating Space for God (Lectio Divina and Scripture Meditation)
It all started when Terry found a Hopi translation of the Bible that no one could read. Sadly, the Hopi people were never taught to read their language, so it sat in a shed gathering dust. This made Terry realize that the Native American people didn't have a translation that spoke to them in their heart language. Terry started small. He wrote and recorded, The Great Story from the Sacred Book. And it won the award for Best Spoken World from the Native American Music Awards. This began the journey that resulted in him and a team of translators translating the New Testament into what we now call the First Nations Version. A beautiful translation that will speak to your heart, Native American or not. Some highlights from our conversation: Terry shares the backstory of the FNV. It all started when he was serving as a pastor to the Hopi people, and he found a Hopi translation of the Bible that no one could read. This helped him realize that most First Nations people could not read in their own language and there was no translation that really spoke to them in their heart language. Terry started slowly with audio recording. This recording won the Best Spoken Word award for the Native American Music Awards. Terry realized then that this was a needed project. We talk about some of the decisions he and the translation team made with names. And why that matters so much in the Native American culture. We discuss the oral culture – and how this translation leans into the patterns of oral storytelling. The FNV is a dynamic equivalence translation. Dynamic equivalence allows the translator to make edits as needed, so the translated text is comprehensible within the receiving culture. Oftentimes the target audience is not familiar with the source language or culture and needs idioms and references explained or localized to make sense. Terry shares the Lord's prayer with us and how he thought through the phrase, “give us our daily bread.” And how daily bread for native American people would have been different than bread. So he used words like buffalo, corn, squash, and wild rice to communicate this truth. Another important change they made was in how they translated the word “sin.” Many Native American people were told long hair was a sin, speaking in their native language was a sin – even being a Native American person felt sinful to them. Since this word had been abused, Terry sought a new way to communicate this truth. He came up with “bad hearts and broken ways.” Terry also shares his vision for how all people groups can learn from each other. It's beautiful. We end with a discussion on Ephesians 4 and Terry closes us by reading the Lord's Prayer and praying over us. Don't miss this! You can find Terry and the FNV at: https://firstnationsversion.com/ On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FirstNationsVersion/ On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fnv.nt/ On Twitter: https://twitter.com/TerryMWildman Great News! You can order the FNV for 30% off and free shipping from IVP until June 7, 2023 at: https://www.ivpress.com/first-nations-version-paperback You can find Jodie at http://www.jodieniznik.com/ Instagram @creatingspaceforgod Facebook @JodieGNiznik Download free sample chapters from my Bible studies here. Download your free Lectio Divina Journal here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A merchant who sells works by Native artists is under fire for derogatory and offensive comments to Native dancers outside his Scottsdale, AZ shop. The incident revives long-standing concerns about non-Native opportunists exploiting the richness of Native talent. Today on Native America Calling, we discuss ways to ensure you patronize establishments that treat Native artists and craftspeople respectfully and ethically with Cody Blackbird (Eastern Band Cherokee and Dakota descent), six-time Native American Music Award winning artist; Heather Tracy (Navajo), co-owner of Native Art Market; Kandis Quam (Zuni and Navajo), artist with the ARTZ Cooperative Gallery; and Dr. Suzanne Newman Fricke, director of Gallery Hózhó at Hotel Chaco.
A merchant who sells works by Native artists is under fire for derogatory and offensive comments to Native dancers outside his Scottsdale, AZ shop. The incident revives long-standing concerns about non-Native opportunists exploiting the richness of Native talent. Today on Native America Calling, we discuss ways to ensure you patronize establishments that treat Native artists and craftspeople respectfully and ethically with Cody Blackbird (Eastern Band Cherokee and Dakota descent), six-time Native American Music Award winning artist; Heather Tracy (Navajo), co-owner of Native Art Market; Kandis Quam (Zuni and Navajo), artist with the ARTZ Cooperative Gallery; and Dr. Suzanne Newman Fricke, director of Gallery Hózhó at Hotel Chaco.
Enjoy our Show! Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, on this show, we welcome from Tehachapi, California, Mr. Robin Hairston, creator of the Native Blues Rock band Blue Mountain Tribe. They just dropped their 2nd album, and its called Oh Great Warrior. They currently hold the title for Best Blues Video at this years Native American Music Awards, Blue Moutain Tribe is featured in our current issue of the SAY Magazine, visit us to read all about them at www.indigenousinmusic.com/blue-mountain-tribe-interview. Enjoy music from Blue Mountain Tribe, Xit, Tracy Lee Nelson, Murray Porter, Shawn Michael Perry, Midnight Sparrows, The City Lines, Latin Vibe, Crystal Shawanda, Raye Zaragoza, Samantha Crain, Aysanabee, DJ Shub, David Laronde, Toko Tasi, Morgan Toney, QVLN, Bostich + Fussible, nehiyawak, Alan Syliboy & Thundermakers, Q052, Siibii, Angel Baribeau, Gail Obediah, The Mavericks, Eagle & Hawk, Corey Medina, Levi Platero and much more. Visit us on our music page at www.IndigenousinMusic.com and find our all about us and our programs along with our archives of music shows and our SAY Magazine Library with all our featured guests.
In our weekly “Producers' Picks” episode we bring you highlights of recent important interviews with: Ed Koban, Music Director of the Native American Music Awards and Mental Health Counselor, Hamadi Ali and Dao Kamara from the Providence Farm Collective, and April Baskin, Chair, Erie County Legislature.Thank you for listening to WBFO's Buffalo, What's Next?. The daily podcast will be taking a short break for the holidays and will return with new episodes on January 9th. While we are taking a break from producing new episodes, please continue to tune in to WBFO for encore presentations of some of our favorite episodes of Buffalo, What's Next?
Enjoy our Show! Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, on this show, we welcome from Tehachapi, California, Mr. Robin Hairston, creator of the Native Blues Rock band “Blue Mountain Tribe. They just dropped their 2nd album, and it's called “Oh Great Warrior.” They currently hold the title for “Best Blues Video” at this years Native American Music Awards, Blue Moutain Tribe is featured in our current issue of the SAY Magazine, visit us to read all about them at www.indigenousinmusic.com/blue-mountain-tribe-interview. Enjoy music from Blue Mountain Tribe, Xit, Tracy Lee Nelson, Murray Porter, Shawn Michael Perry, Midnight Sparrows, The City Lines, Latin Vibe, Crystal Shawanda, Raye Zaragoza, Samantha Crain, Aysanabee, DJ Shub, David Laronde, Toko Tasi, Morgan Toney, QVLN, Bostich + Fussible, nehiyawak, Alan Syliboy & Thundermakers, Q052, Siibii, Angel Baribeau, Gail Obediah, The Mavericks, Eagle & Hawk, Corey Medina, Levi Platero and much more. Visit us on our music page at www.IndigenousinMusic.com and find our all about us and our programs along with our archives of music shows and our SAY Magazine Library with all our featured guests.
Julian Taylor is a Toronto-based singer-songwriter with a truly independent success story. He has been honing his special blend of timeless roots rock since the 1990s, steadily growing followers while weaving his way into the fabric of Canada's indie music culture and sound. His 2020 album The Ridge earned him 2 Juno Award nominations (Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year and Contemporary Roots Album of the Year), a Canadian Folk Music Award, five Native American Music Award nominations, and a Polaris Music Prize nomination. In this interview, Julian talks about embracing uncomfortable subjects on his compelling new album Beyond the Reservoir, and why that made him nervous. He shares gritty stories from his adolescence and sweet memories of cherished elders, while emphasizing the importance of family, nature, and speaking truth about history. Julian also tells Jane about working with producer and friend Saam Hashemi, his friendship with the late Jay Bennett (previously of Wilco), and his eclectic collection of 45s. All the song segments you hear during the interview are from Beyond the Reservoir.MUSIC BUDDY SESSION: "It's Not Enough" Written by Julian TaylorPerformed by Julian Taylor, Tim Vesely, and Jane Gowan. Listen at 57:37Learn more about Julian at juliantaylormusic.caSupport the showA Morning Run Productions ProjectMusic Buddy is nomated for a 2023 Canadian Podcast Award for "Outstanding Music Series", and "Outstanding Main Title Theme Music for a Series". Many thanks to the Canadian Podcast Awards, and congratulations to all the Nominees! You can see the full list of Nominees at canpodawards.ca Jane Gowan (host, producer, editor) Tim Vesely (co-producer/co-host) The show's theme song, "Human Stuff," is written by Jane Gowan and Tim Vesely, and performed by Jane and Tim, with additional vocals by Steve Wright and Connie KostiukEmail: jane@musicbuddy.caInstagram: @musicbuddypodcastFacebook: @musicbuddypodcastTwitter: @janegowanTikTok: @musicbuddypod
The Native American Music Awards are back. The event is live from original territory of the Seneca Nation. Lifetime Achievement Recipient Rodney Grant hosts the live event to celebrate the best among veteran and up-and-coming Indigenous artists. Today on Native America Calling, Shawn Spruce speaks with Edward Koban (Mohawk), NAMA music director; Strong Buffalo (Sisseton-Wahpeton Dakota), NAMA winner of the Best Duo/Group award for Buffalo Weavers; Jacob Faithful (Frog Lake Cree First Nation), head singer of the Young Spirit; Rex Lyons (member of the Onondaga Nation), founding member of the Ripcords; and Brett Maybee (Seneca Nation), producer and host of Gaënö'.
Organizer Ed Koban talks about the Native American Music Awards, mental health, and more. Then, Hamadi Ali and Dao Kamara from the Providence Farm Collective share their stories of farming, culture, and community- touching on how they give back on the East side, and how they themselves need help to keep the collective growing.
The Native American Music Awards are back. The event is live from original territory of the Seneca Nation. Lifetime Achievement Recipient Rodney Grant hosts the live event to celebrate the best among veteran and up-and-coming Indigenous artists. Today on Native America Calling, Shawn Spruce speaks with Edward Koban (Mohawk), NAMA music director; Strong Buffalo (Sisseton-Wahpeton Dakota), NAMA winner of the Best Duo/Group award for Buffalo Weavers; Jacob Faithful (Frog Lake Cree First Nation), head singer of the Young Spirit; Rex Lyons (member of the Onondaga Nation), founding member of the Ripcords; and Brett Maybee (Seneca Nation), producer and host of Gaënö'.
Dr. Dawn Karima is a two time Global Music Award Winner, a Native American Music Award Winner and an Indigenous Artist Activist Award Winner!This Media Personality and Spiritual Inspiration is also an Indigenous Music Award nominee, who hosts an Award Winning radio talk show, A CONVERSATION WITH DAWN KARIMA. She has two award winning CDs, THE DESIRE OF NATIONS and THE STARS OF HEAVEN. She is the author of a self help book called WHAT TO DO IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO and the Co-author of CHILDREN LEARN WHAT THEY READ, a book about multiculturalism in children's literature. Dr Karima is the author of two novels: THE WAY WE MAKE SENSE, a Finalist for the Native American First Book Award, and THE MARRIAGE OF SAINTS, a volume in University of Oklahoma's American Indian Studies Series and a Finalist for the New Mexico Book Award.This Mvskoke/Echota Shellshaker, Women's Traditional Southern Cloth powwow dancer, Jingle Dress Dancer, Indigenous Theologian, Filmmaker and Journalist is a graduate of Harvard University, who holds an MFA in Creative Writing from The Ohio State University and a Ph.D. conducted at University of Kentucky/Trinity Seminary. Her home is the Qualla Boundary Reservation in Cherokee,NC. A prominent Speaker, Educator, Artist and Consultant, she is available to hire for speaking engagements, presentations, media making, academic instruction, consultations, performances, storytelling and cultural education. http://talktainmentradio.com/shows/conversationwithdawnkarima.html Recently won FIRST place in the Racial Justice Poetry Contest and won awards at Holland's Red Carpet Award Show and the Fair Play Country Music Awards! ***Head on over to Creatrix Compass and explore our many offerings from free inspiration to get your creative juices flowing to creativity classes to creativity coaching and life coaching for creatives. It can all be found at: https://www.creatrixcompass.com Your donation helps us continue to spread creativity throughout the land. Thank you! https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=2PM3V82XDS7GA Music: Good Friends Inc by Jonathan Boyle
Society has a way of conditioning us to ignore our own souls in favor of the ego. As a result, many people walk the conventional path and find themselves in deep inner pain; looking successful on the surface, but with their souls desperately screaming in pain for something higher. This is the experience Michael Brant DeMaria had - burying his true self for his initial career path, then breaking away from that conditioning to build the life he truly wanted. How did he completely change his life from one of depression and compassion fatigue to creativity and inner peace? In this episode, the Grammy-nominated musician, author, and teacher talks about his life journey, and the experience that changed his entire trajectory. Three Things You'll Learn In This Episode Why inner work is so necessary When we're born we're more soul than ego, how does society's construct change this? How to recover from codependency Why are empaths so prone to compassion fatigue? The truth about workaholics How do we create such aligned existences that every aspect of our lives is a vehicle for our soul work? Guest Bio Dr. Michael DeMaria's life turned inside out and upside down after the first decade of his professional life when he underwent a life transforming “lament in the wild” (vision fast) without food or water, guided by a native teacher. He went there suffering compassion fatigue and burnout from having worked for many years with severe cases of child abuse as a child protection team psychologist. The experience provided a profound healing, a course correction and gave him a vision for his life. Ever since his mission has been to help guide others to what he calls, “The ocean of peace that lies within.” He does this through his work as a musician, artist, poet, filmmaker and teacher. His healing music is heard over a million times a week across the world, garnering him four Grammy® nominations, 8 ZMR awards, 6 #1 albums, a Native American Music Award and appearing on the Grammy® Winning album, All About Bullies Big and Small. He is also a Sounds True recording artist with his music being featured on projects with Eckhart Tolle, Mark Nepo and Noah Levine. He is the author of 4 books, 3 of which were bestsellers, and is the creator and author of the Peace Within Process for Integrative Wellness. His newest book of poetry When All is Lost: Finding Heart in The Dark was released in 2020 and Souling: Birthing and Tending a Soulful Life is due out in 2022. To get into Michael's world, head over to https://michaeldemaria.com/ (https://michaeldemaria.com). To get access to his Peace Within Program, head to https://michaeldemaria.com/peace-within-course/ (alldaypeace.com). You can also listen to his music on https://open.spotify.com/artist/4J85f6hTod2Mz1JIWnfgRz (Spotify) or https://music.apple.com/us/artist/michael-brant-demaria/291776991 (Apple Music).
Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, this week we welcome from from Alberta, Canada, Melody Mc Arthur is in the house. Singer, songwriter and Musical mentor, she has just released her fourth album “Rising Waters.” Melody has been nominated in five categories at this year Native American Music Awards. Melody is featured in our current issue of the SAY Magazine, visit our music page to read all about her at www.IndigenousinMusic.com/melody-mcarthur-interview. Enjoy music from Melody McArthur, The Northstars, Elastic Bond, Captain Planet, Aterciopleoados, Ana Tijoux, DJ Shub, Hellnback, Banda Do Sul, Latin Vibe, Bomba Estereo, Chico Mann, Joey Stylez, Carsen Gray, The Halluci Nation, Irv Lyons Jr. Banda Black Rio, Brian Hedges, Dark Water Rising, The Blood Shots, The City Lines, Old Soul Rebel, Darren Geffre, Def Jef, Samantha Crain, Twin Flames, Fiebre Amarilla, Salty D.O.G., Julian Taylor Band, Elastic Bond and much more. Visit our homepage at www.IndigenousinMusicandArts.org and visit our virtual gallery, currently featuring Jimmy Lee Young and Alan Syliboy. #GivingIndigenousinMusicandArts
Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, this week we welcome from from Alberta, Canada, Melody Mc Arthur is in the house. Singer, songwriter and Musical mentor, she has just released her fourth album “Rising Waters.” Melody has been nominated in five categories at this year Native American Music Awards. Melody is featured in our current issue of the SAY Magazine, visit our music page to read all about her at www.IndigenousinMusic.com/melody-mcarthur-interview. Enjoy music from Melody McArthur, The Northstars, Elastic Bond, Captain Planet, Aterciopleoados, Ana Tijoux, DJ Shub, Hellnback, Banda Do Sul, Latin Vibe, Bomba Estereo, Chico Mann, Joey Stylez, Carsen Gray, The Halluci Nation, Irv Lyons Jr. Banda Black Rio, Brian Hedges, Dark Water Rising, The Blood Shots, The City Lines, Old Soul Rebel, Darren Geffre, Def Jef, Samantha Crain, Twin Flames, Fiebre Amarilla, Salty D.O.G., Julian Taylor Band, Elastic Bond and much more. Visit our homepage at www.IndigenousinMusicandArts.org and visit our virtual gallery, currently featuring Jimmy Lee Young and Alan Syliboy. #GivingIndigenousinMusicandArts
March 31st is your last day to vote at the Native American Music Awards. So here's your Last Chance to listen to some of the artists from various categories. Go to nativeamericanmusicawards.com and help Support our Natives on the Rise. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Sharing the music of Crazy Flute. AKA Jack Flute Holland. Bringing his videos and his music from performances played from his Page on Facebook…Crazy Flute. If you enjoy his music?? Make sure to find his nomination at the Native American Music Awards and give him your vote. Voting ends 3/31/22 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Sharing my Friendship and Support for Sten Joddi. He's up for 4 nominations at the Native American Music Awards. Artist of the year. Best Male Vocalist. Best Rap/Hip Hop recording. And Best Narrative in a Video. So tune in. Check out his Music. And give him your vote at the Native American Music Awards. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Always happy to share my Support for my Friends. Today I'm sharing the Beautiful Flute music performed by Jonah Littlesunday. Jonah was on Americas got Talent. And has an album currently up for nomination at the Native American Music Awards. Make sure to find him, and show your Support too. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Multi-award winning, chart-topping Indigenous artists Twin Flames Build bridges across cultures, continents, and styles. The husband and wife duo of Chelsey June, métis (Algonquin Cree) from Ottawa, and Jaaji, Inuk and Mohawk from Nunavik, are long celebrated for their sonic landscapes spanning Canada and the Arctic, and honouring their ancestors through song in English, Inuttitut and French. Twin Flames, brings together a richness of personal history and musical experience, 2x Canadian Folk Music Award recipients for Aboriginal Songwriters of the year and 3x Native American Music Award winners and most recently 3X Winners for the Inaugural Summer Solstice Indigenous Music Awards. Their songs tell stories of courage and survival. A beloved powerhouse with 28 Music award Nominations and having played more than 1000+ shows throughout Canada, Greenland, the United States, Australia and France they are well on their way to becoming a Canadian household name.Using unique sounds, Indigenous Spirit flutes, traditional drums and western instruments, synthesizing harmonies, singing songs in English, Inuktitut, French they offer a truly unique experience. Before combining their talents under the title of Twin Flames, Chelsey June and Jaaji had their own respective award-winning and nominated careers; they met on-set during the filming of APTN's TAM (Talent Autochtones Musical) in 2014.
Put your dancin' shoes on! Keith Secola performs his song referenced in last week's episode, Fry Bread! To learn more about this seven-time Native American Music Award winner's music, tour schedule and merchandise go to www.secola.com. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/taraleastman)
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In this episode of Inclusivi-TALKS, Inclusivi-tee's CEO, Lori, talks with Ava Rose Johnson, an inspiring 13 year old winner of a 2019 Native American Music Award. Ava Rose talks about her plans and hopes, her philosophy, writing her first song in tribute to a close friend who died, and living through heart surgery at age seven. Song "Beautiful Too" written and sung by Teghan Devon
As the son of Pat Vegas - legendary founder of Native American, Billboard Top 100-charting band REDBONE - music has always been at the forefront of PJ’s life. PJ is proud to be one of the first Native American RnB singers to be recognized in the industry by MTV, having won the Video Music Award for “Best Video With a Message” in 2017, and since then, he has continued to make waves as an indigenous artist. In 2018, PJ won a Native American Music Award for Best Independent Single, and he is an unwavering advocate for his community, having planned Indigenous People’s Day in Los Angeles for the past two years, proudly merging his passions for music and social justice. Produced by Shaldon Ferris (Khoisan, South Africa) Interviewee: PJ Vegas(Yaqui, Los Angeles) Music: "Burn your village to the ground, by A Tribe Called Red, used with permission. "Whispers", by Ziibiwan, used with permission.
As the son of Pat Vegas - legendary founder of Native American, Billboard Top 100-charting band REDBONE - music has always been at the forefront of PJ’s life. PJ is proud to be one of the first Mexican Native RnB singers to be recognized in the industry by MTV, having won the Video Music Award for “Best Video With a Message” in 2017, and since then, he has continued to make waves as an indigenous artist. In 2018, PJ won a Native American Music Award for Best Independent Single, and he is an unwavering advocate for his community, having planned Indigenous People’s Day in Los Angeles for the past two years, proudly merging his passions for music and social justice. We speak with PJ about his background with music, how he's an advocate of empowerment through music, and we feature his latest single "Pesos."
Jay Winter Nightwolf: American Indian & Indigenous Peoples Truths
"We are only a single note lingering in this cosmos, but as one people we make a strong chord in harmony with the universe.” Kelvin Mockingbird. Kelvin Mockingbird has been performing the Native American Flute and telling Medicine Stories of the Dineh’ since he was a young man. He has recorded 8 albums, was nominated in 2003 for Best Native American Album, and received several awards from the Native American Music Awards and the Flagstaff Music Awards. In this episode, Jay and Kelvin discuss the spiritual journey of teachings on the Navajo Nation and how Kelvin embraced the flute as a young boy. They also discuss COVID-19 on the Navajo Reservation and the pastor who infected so many there.
Nahko is a man of multiple truths and multiple identities. His heritage is Apache, Puerto Rican, Filipino, and Chamorro, but the indie folk rock star was raised in a white Christian household by adopted parents. His long journey of self-discovery culminated in him receiving a Native American Music Award in 2017. On the show, we discuss how Nahko first broke out of the box of Christian fundamentalism with psychedelics and how the prayers and guidance of his elders directed him back to his indigenous roots. We talk about whiteness as a longing for homeland, but also the harm in glorifying indigeneity and spiritual practices. We talk about medicine and music in the time of coronavirus. Finally, we end with Nahko’s creative process and his new album “Take Your Power Back”. This interview was recorded just as news of George Floyd’s murder was breaking, so while we speak extensively about racial identity, we don’t cover police brutality, protesting, or injustice towards black communities in America. Nahko is a musician, a storyteller, and an activists who is passionate about indigenous protection and environmental stewardship. From longing for validation from the Native American community to breaking free of the boxes of identity, Nahko has much to teach all of us about transcending our understanding of ourselves. LINKS Nahko: http://nahko.com/ “Take Your Power Back”: https://shorefire.com/releases/entry/nahko-and-medicine-for-the-people-take-your-power-back-out-today TIMESTAMPS :17 How psychedelics reframed the fundamentalist Christian teachings of Nahko’s adoptive patents :27 How to believe outside the box :35 Nahko’s journey from seeking validation to winning a Native American Music Award, to understanding that is is more than. :45 Whiteness is lost and seeks a true homeland :55 The harm of glorification of indigeneity and spiritual practices :59 The importance of sitting with the discomfort of our triggers 1:05 Medicine in the time of Coronavirus 1:15 Nahko’s creative process 1:22 My favorite line from Nahko’s new album: “Does a perfect world exist and would I want to live there?”
Welcome to Indigenous in Music! This week Larry’s guest and his band “The Spiritual Warriors” bring us Roots, Rock and Reggae. From the Lilwat Nation in British Columbia, Leeroy Joe is in the house. His band currently holds the title for “Best World Recording” at the 2019 Native American Music Awards for their album “Ancestors.” Find them on their homepage at TheSpiritualWarriors.net. Music from The Spiritual Warriors, Indian City, Irv Lyons Jr. Young Medicine, The NorthStars, Lil Mike & Funny Bone, KASP, Richie Ledreagle, Digging Roots, Nuna, Innastate, Ozomatli, Sue Jorge, Juan Luis Guerra, The Jerry Cans, Ed Koban, Gary Small & the Coyote Bro., Trippynova, Michael Franti, Freightrain, Tracy Lee Nelson, Crystal Shawanda, Janel Munoa, iskwe, Quantum Tangle,Aasiva, Thor Simonsen, B-Side Players, QVLN and much much more. Visit us on our website, and leave us a comment, underwriting opportunities available also. IndigenousinMusic.com
KRISTY COX is Australia's Queen of Bluegrass. Based in Nashville for a number of years, Kristy has been going from strength to strength taking her music to the world. Adored for her youthful energy infused bluegrass, she has been awarded with radio success and accolades for her talent. Kristy new album ‘No Headlights' on Mountain Fever Records was recently released. The new album features 10 incredible tracks, including the Golden Guitar winning single ‘Yesterday's Heartache' and a duet with the one and only Tommy Emmanuel. LAKOTA JOHN is an old soul with a love for the blues. A talented Native American (Oglala Lakota/Lumbee) Blues guitarist/vocalist who plays Roots, Bottleneck slide and Country Blues Piedmont style guitar from Southeastern North Carolina. He sprinkles it with a bit of harmonica and mixes in part of his Indigenous heritage with sounds of the Native American flute. Lakota tours nationally, opening up for or sharing the stage with reknown Native artist, Pura Fe; Blues icon, Taj Mahal; Native American Blues Rocker, Keith Secola; American Songster, Dom Flemons and many others. He was nominated for Best Blues Recording in 2015 at the Native American Music Awards. His new album ‘The Winds of Time' is available now. WoodSongs Kid: Payton Murphy is a sixteen-year-old State Finger-Style Guitar Championfrom Olathe, Kansas.
Welcome to indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes welcome into our Spotlight, Cody Blackbird from Arizona City, his band currently holds the title for “Group of the Year” at this years Native American Music Awards” for their album “Live from White Horse Black Mountain.” Along with that, they have just released their newest album “Who We Are.” Find out more about Cody and hear his music on web at codyblackbirdband.com. Music from The Cody Blackbird Band, Ed Koban, Aasiva, Thor Simonsen, Kelly Fraser, nehiyawak, Leela Gilday, Khu.eex, Chris Ferree, Latin Vibe, Eagle & Hawk, Alan Syliboy & the Thundermakers, QVLN, Irv Lyons Jr, Son of Hweedli, Midnight Shine, Shawn Michael Perry, Chances, Leah Shenandoah, Shon Denay, Gina Lorning, Batuk, Cary Morin, Jimmy Lee Young and much much more.
The Brave Star himself @iamartson sat down with us and dropped some HEAVY knowledge! So blessed to have him in the studio for our first episode. Hip-hop culturist, Business owner, Native American Music Award winner among other things, we talk about the past, the present, the future, grief and loss and the state of affairs in Hip-hop. Join us and stay tuned for more RNS! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
In 2015, rapper Scott Kalama wanted to write a song that captured life on the Warm Springs Reservation where he grew up. The resulting song and music video, called “Rez Life,” won a national Native American Music Award in 2016. Kalama, who performs under the name Blue Flamez, released a new album in 2018, called “Rez Star,” and is working on his next.
Welcome to indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes two Native American Music Award Champions to the Two Buffalo Studions to give us an update on their big win. Mr. David Fallis from Frankfort, Kentucky, winner of best “Best Folk Recording” for his album “Atlatl, and Santa Fe, New Mexico's number one reggae band “Innastate,” winner of "Debut Group." Music from David Thundering Eagle Fallis, Michael Bucher, Gabby Taylor, Leanne Goose, Tracy Bone, Leela Gilday, Mike Bern, Brian Hedges, Bostich+Fussible, Indian City, Cary Morin, Laura Niquay, Spirit Cry, QVLN, Locos Por Juana, Jorge Willamizar, Ozomatli, Slightly Stoopid, Ed Koban, Gary Small & the Coyote Bros', Matiu, Innastate, Bomba Estero, Red Earth, Captain Planet, Brit Lauren, Digging Roots and much much more. Visit us on our music page at IndigenousinMusic.com and our homepage at indigenousinmusicandarts.org. We have underwriting opportunities available. Indigenous in Music, a non-profit, section 501(c)(3).
Native American Music Awards award winning artist Ava Rose Johnson and her dad Nathan join us on the “I Don’t Drink Coffee Podcast” to discuss Ava’s music career, their personal life and very funny stories from her and her family’s travels. And as an added bonus, Ava even sang the chorus to her latest song "Heaven's Window" in the "I Don't Drink Coffee Podcast" studio! Ava being LJ’s niece and Nathan being LJ’s brother, this was a very special episode for the “I Don’t Drink Coffee Podcast”. Ava is only 12 year’s old and her music career is really taking off and we were very excited to have them on to talk about it all. You. Don’t. Want. To. Miss. It. Ava recently won an award at the Native American Music Awards in Niagra Falls. The winning song, “Heaven's Window,” is in memory of Ava's late friend, Behr Place. Behr was only 10 years-old when he died in an ATV crash nearly 3 years ago. Thank you everyone for the support during our initial stages of our baby “I Don’t Drink Coffee Podcast”. It truly means the WORLD to us. We’re just getting started. We recently started a private Facebook group and we’d love to see you join us. Search for “I Don’t Drink Coffee Podcast” and join us! YOUR likes, shares and engagement on all of our social media is truly the only way we get out there to everyone. We do zero advertising at this time. So please share at will. We greatly appreciate it. By the way, coffee drinkers are more than welcome to join. We all drink coffee. Or do we? Ava Rose Johnson is on all social media platforms! You can find her music video down below. AVA ROSE JOHNSON MUSIC: https://youtu.be/YKKYmeUSAPU This episode is brought to you by Blackline Insurance Group. Visit www.blacklineinsurancegroup.com BK & LJ
Welcome to indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes back from Oklahoma City, Blanca Iris Acuna. She has been nominated for two Native American Music Awards, including “Best Female Artist” and “Best Pop Recording” from her “Poets Ocean” album. She is the lead singer of “The Eagle and The Raven Band.” You can find out all about her and her band at poet_oceanwix.com. Enjoy music from The Eagle and the Raven Band, Soda Stereo, La Ley Jimmy Lee Young, Tribalistas, Big City Indians, Chances, Stolen Identity, Blanca Iris Acuna, Khu.eex, QVLN, Shauit, Sly Mestokosho, Gary Small & the Coyote Bros, Midnight Shine, Irv Lyons Jr, Tom Bee, Tracy Bone, Gabby Taylor, Don Amero, Wolf Den, Innastate, Stolen Identity, Tchutchu, XenOart, Nortec Collective, Alan Sylboy, The Thundermakers, Eagle and Hawk, Baracutanga and much much more. Visit us on our website IndigenousinMusic.com. We have underwriting opportunities available. Indigenous in Music, a non-profit, section 501(c)(3).
About This Episode Paul LaRoche is the founder and producer of the award-winning Native American music group Brulé. The group is best known for thrilling audiences with a mergence of cultural rock and theatrical instrumentations. Now in their 20th season, their national performances carry the same contagious excitement as Trans Siberian Orchestra, Celtic Thunder, and Riverdance—but with the emotional impact of the American Indian culture. The group is one of the top-selling Native American adult/rock music groups and has chalked up impressive CD sales (over 1 million worldwide). Brulé has released 21titles in 20 years and has been named “Group of the Year” five times by the prestigious Native American Music Awards, earning seven NAMMYs since 2002. Their annual performance schedule takes them extensively throughout the U.S., touring the casino, performing arts theatre, arena, corporate and festival circuits. Brulé has pushed the boundaries of contemporary Native American rhythms and classic rock in their genre-blending selections. Their electrifying show consists of a 5-piece rock ensemble augmented with an array of traditional Native American instrumentation. Paired with the stunning steps of one of the top Native American dance troupes, their authenticity brings a multi-dimensional art form to this cultural rock opera. The musical journey of Brulé’s founder, Paul LaRoche, adds an affecting story to audiences and has been well documented in the best-selling biography "Hidden Heritage". Brulé is seen regularly on national PBS affiliates across the country. Their history-making concert, “Brulé, Live at Mount Rushmore—Concert for Reconciliation of the Cultures”, has become the longest running Native American concert special on national TV. Brulé produced over 70 episodes of the TV Program “Hidden Heritage” for cable TV. RFD-TV is a cable TV network that broadcasts to over 40 million homes across the United Sates and international markets. The show “Hidden Heritage” presents positive stories from across Native America. Brulé is pioneering a new trend in the music industry: the epic Native American Rock Theatre. About Michael Perry Michael Perry is a New York Times bestselling author, humorist and radio show host from New Auburn, Wisconsin. Perry's bestselling memoirs include Population 485, Truck: A Love Story, Coop, and Visiting Tom, and his latest, Montaigne in Barn Boots: An Amateur Ambles Through Philosophy. His first book for young readers, The Scavengers, was published in 2014 and first novel for adult readers, The Jesus Cow, was published in May of 2015. Raised on a small Midwestern dairy farm, Perry put himself through nursing school while working on a ranch in Wyoming, then wandered into writing. He lives with his wife and two daughters in rural Wisconsin, where he serves on the local volunteer fire and rescue service and is an intermittent pig farmer. He hosts the nationally-syndicated "Tent Show Radio," performs widely as a humorist, and tours with his band the Long Beds (currently recording their third album for Amble Down Records). He has recorded three live humor albums including Never Stand Behind A Sneezing Cow and The Clodhopper Monologues. Learn more about Michael and where to get his publications at www.sneezingcow.com. Follow Michael Perry www.sneezingcow.com Twitter Facebook Instagram Other Ways to Stream Public Radio Exchange: www.prx.org/tentshowradio Podcast: www.libsyn.com/tentshowradio iTunes: www.itunes/tentshowradio Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/tentshowradio Player.FM: www.player.FM/tentshowradio iHeart Radio: www.iheart.com
Welcome to Indigenous in Music! Larry welcomes back from the Onieda Nation, Mr. Irv Lyons Jr. He has been nominated for two Native American Music Awards, including “Best Rock Recording” from the “Sister and Brothers” album and for “Song of the year” for “Looking for the Light.” You can find all about him and hear his music on the web at irvlyonsjrmusic.com. Also music from Irv Lyons Jr, Irv Lyons Jr., QVLN, The Dusty Harder, The Bloodshots, Innastate, Matiu, Khu.eex, Steven Rushingwind, Centavrvs, Ed Koban, Michael Bucher, Tonemah, Artson, Sariyah Idan, Nick Lone, Violent Ground, Buggin Malone, The Cody Blackbird Band, The Deeds, Tim Curly, Blue Mountain Tribe, Corey Medina, Vargas, Jagger, The Eagle and the Raven Band and much much more. Visit us on our music page at IndigenousinMusic.com and our homepage at indigenousinmusicandarts.org. We have underwriting opportunities available. Indigenous in Music, a non-profit, section 501(c)(3).
Welcome to Indigenous in Music! Larry welcomes back from Santa Fe, New Mexico Rylan Kabotie and Adrian Wall of “Innastate.” They have been nominated for two Native American Music Awards, including “New Group of the Year” and “Best World Recording” from their album “Verde.” You can find all about them and hear their music on their facebook and on Spotify. Also music from Innastate Charanga Cakewalk, Elastic Bond, Joey Stylez, Dragonette, DJ Shub, Cody Coyote, White Deer, Adium, SHAUIT, Black Bear, A Tribe Called Red, Centavrvs, Jota Quest, Gary Small & the Coyote Bros., Julieta Venegas, Ana Tijoux, Shelley Morningsong, Kelly Derrickson, Irv Lyon Jr., Matiu, Crystal Shawanda, Sinuupa, Once A Tree, Tchuchu, Locos Por Juana, XAXO, Nossa Alma Canta, QVLN, Whilk & Misky, Eagle & Hawk, Novalima, Zeb, Ozomatli, Digging Roots and much much more. Visit us on our music page at IndigenousinMusic.com and our homepage at indigenousinmusicandarts.org. We have underwriting opportunities available. Indigenous in Music, a non-profit, section 501(c)(3).
A weekly magazine-style radio show featuring the voices and stories of Asians and Pacific Islanders from all corners of our community. The show is produced by a collective of media makers, deejays, and activists. Hosts Miko Lee and Tracy Nguyen talk with API artists. We hear from Yurié Collins star of The Great Wave at Berkeley Rep. We get the latest about the upcoming The Silicon Valley Film Festival with Co-Director Steve Yamaguma. We talk with Ms. Purple star Tiffany Chu and chat with Tracy and Sal Tran about their latest film Xanh. We play the following music videos: Directions by Hāwane Rio. The music video was directed by APEX member Jalena Keane-Lee and has been nominated for a best music video and best indie single in the Native American Music Awards. no sleep by Nenci, produced by APEX member Tracy Nguyen and SunKissed Productions. Community Calendar September 12–October 27, 2019 The Great Wave at Berkeley Rep October 4-27 Kearny Street Workshop presents APAture's 20th anniversary festival which features APA artists at sites all around the Bay Area. Check it out. The theme this year is “Declare.” October 19, 2019, 1-3pm Don't Say Sorry for Embracing Your Sexual Self – a workshop by Jayda Shuavarnnasri (co-host of Don't Say Sorry Podcast). November 1-3, 2019 Silicon Valley Asian Pacific FilmFest to be held at the CineArts Theater in Santana Row. For special listener discount – use the code: KPFA2019 The post APEX Express – September 26, 2019 API Artists in Action appeared first on KPFA.
Few people have created art across as many disciplines as Joy Harjo. Even fewer have achieved her level of success. The Tulsa native and member of the Muscogee Creek Nation is best known for her poetry, which she writes as "a voice of the indigenous people." Since the 1970s, she has published 12 books of poetry, which have won her myriad awards: the prestigious Ruth Lilly Prize, a Guggenheim Fellowship, the Josephine Miles Poetry Award, the William Carlos Williams Award, the American Indian Distinguished Achievement in the Arts Award, the American Library Association’s Notable Book of the Year, to name just a few. Her memoir, “Crazy Brave,” which details her troubling childhood and her journey to becoming a poet, won the PEN USA Literary Award for Creative Non-Fiction. She reflects on that memoir — and the personal history it forced her to confront — during our interview.Joy Harjo first studied visual art — and absolutely loved it. But there was a moment in college where her focus shifted, transforming her from an artist into a poet.This episode of Tulsa Talks is brought to you by the Tulsa Regional Chamber.Most recently, Joy was the Chair of Excellence in the Department of English at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Prior to that, she was a professor of English in the American Indian Studies department at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. She has also taught at the Institute of American Indian Arts, Arizona State University, and the universities of Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico.Harjo also is an accomplished vocalist and instrumental musician, playing a menagerie that includes the guitar, ukulele, bass, flute and saxophone. Her music often incorporates the spoken word. She has produced 5 award-winning albums and is a recipient of the Native American Music Award for Best Female Artist of the Year. She performs extensively nationally and internationally with her band, Arrow Dynamics.Jerry Wofford from the Woody Guthrie Center dropped by to talk about the musical line-up for the center’s Sixth Anniversary Celebration April 26-28.Be sure to check out these great musicians performing at Guthrie Green, for free, April 26-28. More information can be found at woodyguthriecenter.org. Joy Harjo’s poetry has diverse themes as complex as the artist herself: her ancestry, indigenous values, feminism, politics, individual struggle, what it means to be human. Now, at age 67, her work continues to evolve. In January she began a Tulsa Artist Fellowship to continue her exploration of poetry and music. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram, @TulsaPeople, or head to our home on the web, TulsaPeople.com/podcast. There, you’ll find show notes and more info about our guests and topics. Every episode, we play you out with s
About This Episode Paul LaRoche is the founder and producer of the award-winning Native American music group Brulé. The group is best known for thrilling audiences with a mergence of cultural rock and theatrical instrumentations. Now in their 20th season, their national performances carry the same contagious excitement as Trans Siberian Orchestra, Celtic Thunder, and Riverdance—but with the emotional impact of the American Indian culture. The group is one of the top-selling Native American adult/rock music groups and has chalked up impressive CD sales (over 1 million worldwide). Brulé has released 21titles in 20 years and has been named “Group of the Year” five times by the prestigious Native American Music Awards, earning seven NAMMYs since 2002. Their annual performance schedule takes them extensively throughout the U.S., touring the casino, performing arts theatre, arena, corporate and festival circuits. Brulé has pushed the boundaries of contemporary Native American rhythms and classic rock in their genre-blending selections. Their electrifying show consists of a 5-piece rock ensemble augmented with an array of traditional Native American instrumentation. Paired with the stunning steps of one of the top Native American dance troupes, their authenticity brings a multi-dimensional art form to this cultural rock opera. The musical journey of Brulé’s founder, Paul LaRoche, adds an affecting story to audiences and has been well documented in the best-selling biography "Hidden Heritage". Brulé is seen regularly on national PBS affiliates across the country. Their history-making concert, “Brulé, Live at Mount Rushmore—Concert for Reconciliation of the Cultures”, has become the longest running Native American concert special on national TV. Brulé produced over 70 episodes of the TV Program “Hidden Heritage” for cable TV. RFD-TV is a cable TV network that broadcasts to over 40 million homes across the United Sates and international markets. The show “Hidden Heritage” presents positive stories from across Native America. Brulé is pioneering a new trend in the music industry: the epic Native American Rock Theatre. About Michael Perry Michael Perry is a New York Times bestselling author, humorist and radio show host from New Auburn, Wisconsin. Perry's bestselling memoirs include Population 485, Truck: A Love Story, Coop, and Visiting Tom, and his latest, Montaigne in Barn Boots: An Amateur Ambles Through Philosophy. His first book for young readers, The Scavengers, was published in 2014 and first novel for adult readers, The Jesus Cow, was published in May of 2015. Raised on a small Midwestern dairy farm, Perry put himself through nursing school while working on a ranch in Wyoming, then wandered into writing. He lives with his wife and two daughters in rural Wisconsin, where he serves on the local volunteer fire and rescue service and is an intermittent pig farmer. He hosts the nationally-syndicated "Tent Show Radio," performs widely as a humorist, and tours with his band the Long Beds (currently recording their third album for Amble Down Records). He has recorded three live humor albums including Never Stand Behind A Sneezing Cow and The Clodhopper Monologues. Learn more about Michael and where to get his publications at www.sneezingcow.com. Follow Michael Perry www.sneezingcow.com Twitter Facebook Instagram Other Ways to Stream Public Radio Exchange: www.prx.org/tentshowradio Podcast: www.libsyn.com/tentshowradio iTunes: www.itunes/tentshowradio Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/tentshowradio Player.FM: www.player.FM/tentshowradio iHeart Radio: www.iheart.com
Welcome to Indigenous in Music! Join Larry as he welcomes back from El Paso, Texas. Artson, he currently holds the title “ Best Rap Hip Hop Recording,” for his new album “Brave Star” at this years Native American Music Awards. You can also catch his music video premier of his current release “Reachin’ Seekin’ and Dreamin” on our homepage at indigenousinmusic.com Music from Iam Artson, Frank Waln, Ana Tijoux, Paula Lima, Rulo, Dj bitman, Toia, Spirit Cry, Ozomatli, Latin Vibe, iskwē, Blue Flamez, Toko Tasi, Seu Jorge, Soda Stereo, Sun Shadows, Julian Taylor Band, Elastic Bond, The Tao Of Groove, BOMBA ESTEREO, Novalima, GOTAN PROJECT Official, Don Armando, Robert Mirabal, Bert Malcom, Carsen Gray, Yogui, Raymond Sewell Mexican Institute of Sound and much much more.
Welcome to indigenous in Music, here is this weeks show. Join Larry and his guest from El Paso, Texas. Artson, he currently holds the title “ Best Rap Hip Hop Recording,” at this years Native American Music Awards. He has a new album out “Brave Star.” Find him on the web at IamArtson.com Music from Artson, Frank Waln, Ana Tijoux, Paula Lima, Rulo, Dj Bitman, Toia, Spirit Cry, Ozomatli, Latin Vibe, Iskwe, Blue Flamez, Toko Tasi, Sue Jorge, Soda Stereo, Sun Shadows, Julian Taylor Band, Elastic Bond, The Tao Of Groove, Bomba Estereo, Novalima, Gotan Project, Don Armando, Robert Mirabal, Bert Malcom, Carsen Gray, Yogui, Raymond Sewell, Mexican Institute of Sound and much much more. Visit us on our website, and leave us a comment, underwriting opportunities available also. IndigenousinMusic.com
Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K. On this show, join Larry and his guests Twin Flames from Ontario, Canada They currently hold two titles for “Group of the Year” and “Best Folk Recording” at this years Native American Music Awards for their new album “Signal Fire.” Chelsey June will be stopping by to tell us all about it. Music from Twin Flames, Matt Comeau, Judie Acquin, Hubert Francis, Irv Lyons Jr., The Mavericks, Nortec Coillective, B-Side Players, Grupo Fantasma, Brule, Chancha Via Circuito, Nathan Cunningham, Rellik, Los Lonely Boys, Santana, Kelly Derrickson, Callie Bennett, Aterciopleados, Brandis Knudsen, Blake Francis, Brandon Arnold, Tee Cloud, City Natives, Artson, MC Redcloud Centavrvs, Denisse Gutierrez, Kinky, DJ krayzkree, Jayden Paz, Dancin Dave Julian Taylor Band, Stolen Identity, Chancha Via Ciruito, Freightrain, Tracy Lee Nelson Jimmy Wolf, Indian City, Tracy Bone, Ailaika and much much more. Visit us on our website, and leave us a comment, underwriting opportunities available also. IndigenousinMusic.com
Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K. On this on this show in our Spotlight, from Kelowna, British Columbia. We welcome back Kelly Derrickson, she currently holds the 2018 title for “Best Female Artist” at this years Native American Music Awards. You can find out all about Kelly on the web at kellyderrickson.com. Music from Kelly Derrickson, Twin Flames, The Mavericks, Bomba Estereo, B-Side Players, Jamie Coon, Gary Small & the Coyote Bros, Banda Black Rio, Julian Taylor Band, CHANCES, Grupo Fantasma, Midnight Shine, The Johnny’s, Joyslam, Rellik, Sarazino, Tracy Lee Nelson, Wayne Lavallee, Kristi Lane Sinclair, Nathan Cunning, Freightrain, Banda Black Rio, Levi Platero, The Eagle and The Raven, Mke Bern, Pura Fe, Ana Tijoux, Stolen Identity and much much more. Visit us on our website, and let us know what you think about our show and where your at indigenousinmusic.com
Today on Conscious Conversations Janet is joined by internationally renowned Psychic, Medium and Angelic Channel Danielle Egnew. She’s appeared on ABC, NBC, USA, TNT,and featured in the Washington Post and Huffington Post. Danielle has consulted on a number of television projects including Lifetime’s “America’s Psychic Challenge”, the CW’s hit series “Supernatural”, and the blockbuster film “Man of Steel”.Danielle was named Psychic of the Year by “UFO and Supernatural Magazine”, and has been a presenter and keynote speaker at a number of spiritual and paranormal events. As an author, Danielle’s paranormal book “True Tales of the Truly Weird” debuted in the Amazon Top 20.As a director, Danielle’s paranormal documentary film “Montgomery House: The Perfect Haunting” was lauded as “The Real Paranormal Activity” by Hollywood Today. Danielle is also an accomplished musician, with her album “You’ve Got To Go Back the Way that You Came” winning “Best Country Recording” at the 2017 Native American Music Awards in New York.Danielle is currently embarking on her national Ascension Tour channeling angelic messages live this Saturday November 3 in Bozeman, MT and November 17 in Reno NV> Tickets are available online at http://www.AscensionTour.com
Native Opinion, with our partner Single Feather Media, will provide video coverage of the red carpet event at the 18th annual Native American Music Awards, this evening, Friday, October 12th beginning at 7pm Eastern Standard time.We will also be providing audio (only) coverage of the awards show itself. The audio portion of the program will begin at 8pm eastern standard time.Thank you for continuing to listen to our show!
Today on Conscious Conversations Janet is joined by internationally renowned Psychic, Medium and Angelic Channel Danielle Egnew. She’s appeared on ABC, NBC, USA, TNT,and featured in the Washington Post and Huffington Post. Danielle has consulted on a number of television projects including Lifetime’s “America’s Psychic Challenge”, the CW’s hit series “Supernatural”, and the blockbuster film “Man of Steel”.Danielle was named Psychic of the Year by “UFO and Supernatural Magazine”, and has been a presenter and keynote speaker at a number of spiritual and paranormal events. As an author, Danielle’s paranormal book “True Tales of the Truly Weird” debuted in the Amazon Top 20.As a director, Danielle’s paranormal documentary film “Montgomery House: The Perfect Haunting” was lauded as “The Real Paranormal Activity” by Hollywood Today. Danielle is also an accomplished musician, with her album “You’ve Got To Go Back the Way that You Came” winning “Best Country Recording” at the 2017 Native American Music Awards in New York.Danielle is currently embarking on her national Ascension Tour channeling angelic messages live, with her first stop in Portland, OR on Sept. 8th, Boulder Colorado on Sept. 22nd, Minneapolis on October 20th, and more. Tickets are available online at http://www.AscensionTour.com
Elaine Grohman and award winning musician Joanne Shenandoah discuss her music, how passion and creativity can impact the world and you'll also hear a song from Joanne on this edition of Going Beyond Medicine on Empower Radio.
Native Opinon Episode 129 American Greed. Wash, Rinse, Repeat… How To Reach Our Show: E-Mail: hosts@nativeopinion.com Twitter: @nativeopinion Facebook: facebook.com/nativeopinionpodcast/ Our Website: nativeopinion.com Our Youtube Channel: https://www.Youtube.com/c/NativeOpinion _____________________________________________________________________________ WE HAVE A NEW VOICEMAIL NUMBER! Please help us test the new system by calling us and leaving your voice feedback! Maximum recording time is now 5 Minutes! Clip or Tap to call: 860–800–5595 ______________________________________________________________________________ Listen LIVE every Friday night, 9pm Eastern Standard Time Through Our Website or via the SPREAKER APP Our Podcast is availible: I-tunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, i-Heart Radio, and Spotify…or wherever you get your favorite podcasts from… ____________________________________________________________________________ EPISODE SUMMARY: Sadly, American greed kills millions and steals countless billions. Resources tend to be at the center of much of this. Land, Energy, Water, even Hunting and fishing grounds have all been capitalized for monetary gain. America also Whitewashes the truth, then rinses their hands of the blood it has spilled and Repeats the process, including to other countries. Its history is not glorious, particularly from the Indigenous perspective. In this episode, we take a look at a few examples of American history, and its encroachment on Indigenous people. WARNING! the examples in this episode are real, and goes against certain narritives you might have been taught in public school… ARTICLES DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE: 1893 Americans overthrow Hawaiian monarchy Hawaiian Sovereignty & International Law by David Keanu Sai Ph.D. Lanakila Mangauil talks Hawaiian Culture 1898 U.S. takes control of Puerto Rico THE TRAIL OF TEARS How Western Countries Steal From Africa by Patenting Her Natural Resources MUSIC PRESENTED IN THIS EPISODE: https://www.brulerecords.com/ Bio: Paul LaRoche is the founder and producer of the award-winning Native American music group Brulé. The group is best known for thrilling audiences with a mergence of cultural rock and theatrical instrumentations. Now in their 20th season, their national performances carry the same contagious excitement as Trans Siberian Orchestra, Celtic Thunder, and Riverdance—but with the emotional impact of the American Indian culture. The group is one of the top-selling Native American adult/rock music groups and has chalked up impressive CD sales (over 1 million worldwide). Brulé has released 21titles in 20 years and has been named “Group of the Year” five times by the prestigious Native American Music Awards, earning seven NAMMYs since 2002. Their annual performance schedule takes them extensively throughout the U.S., touring the casino, performing arts theatre, arena, corporate and festival circuits. Brulé has pushed the boundaries of contemporary Native American rhythms and classic rock in their genre-blending selections. Their electrifying show consists of a 5-piece rock ensemble augmented with an array of traditional Native American instrumentation. Paired with the stunning steps of one of the top Native American dance troupes, their authenticity brings a multi-dimensional art form to this cultural rock opera. Brulé produced over 70 episodes of the TV Program “Hidden Heritage” for cable TV. RFD-TV is a cable TV network that broadcasts to over 40 million homes across the United Sates and international markets. The show “Hidden Heritage” presents positive stories from across Native America. Brulé is pioneering a new trend in the music industry: the epic Native American Rock Theatre. Kutupitush! (Thank You!) for listening!
RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with Radmilla Cody during the Native American Music Awards on May 10, 2013. Radmilla talks about her music, Navajo culture and domestic violence. RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. RezStyle is brought to you in part by the National Indian Gaming Association, www.IndianGaming.org and American Indians Against Abuse, www.AmericanIndiansAgainstAbuse.com
RezStyle with host Kimberlie Acosta talking with Jana Mashonee during the Native American Music Awards on May 10, 2013. RezStyle is a Native American Talk show from www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin. RezStyle is brought to you in part by the National Indian Gaming Association, www.IndianGaming.org
This episode of Chasing Glory with Lilian Garcia features WWE Superstar Mickie James discussing her 20+ year career in pro wrestling, getting her start during the Attitude Era, her experience at the first ever Women's Royal Rumble where she locked up with old foe Trish Stratus, plus her career as a musician, how she overcame being molested, being honored at the Native American Music Awards, motherhood, the #metoo movement, and more! Plus, WWE HOF'er Trish Stratus returns to relive her experience at the first ever Women's Royal Rumble!
Tribal Lands Manager and multiple Native American Music Awards recipient Jan Michael Looking Wolf discusses his new compact disc "Flute Medicine," which was recorded in 432 Hz. Also hear "Verdi's Harmony," an homage to Italian composer Guiseppe Verdi who placed A exactly at 432 Hz because it was the ideal tuning for opera voices.
Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World is a 2017 documentary film about Native Indians of Canada and the United States who became rock and roll musician Stevie Salas- Executive Producer on RUMBLE, is also a world-renowned guitarist and producer of music, film, and television. As a guitar player, Stevie Salas has recorded, written, and produced with artists as diverse as George Clinton, Mick Jagger, Public Enemy, Justin Timberlake, T.I., and Rod Stewart. A major label recording artist who has sold over two million solo albums around the world, Guitar Player magazine named Stevie is regarded as one of the top 50 guitarists of all time. He was Music Director and consultant on American Idol when it had top ratings, 2006 to 2010. Stevie is also an accomplished composer, credited with providing the score for several films including Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. A Native American (Apache), Stevie has been involved in prominent projects that support Indigenous communities. Notably, he served as the Advisor for Contemporary Music at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian and co-created the music exhibit “Up Where We Belong: Native Musicians In Popular Culture” that had amazingly successful runs in Washington, DC and New York City. For his efforts in support of Native American culture, Stevie received the Native American Music Award for Lifetime Achievement in 2009.
NATIVE OPINION EPISODE 99 “Racism and inequality is not an epidemic, it is a pandemic.” How to Reach our show: hosts@nativeopinion.com Twitter: @nativeopinion Facebook: facebook.com/nativeopinionpodcast/ Webpage: nativeopinion.com Youtube: https://www.Youtube.com/c/NativeOpinion Leave us a voice mail: Call us! (860) 381-0207 **********Reminder********** The native American Music awards is one week away, and we would LOVE to see you there! Tickets are on sale at Ticket master, and going fast! But If you can’t come in person, you can watch the show live through our parent company, Single feather media! It’s totally free! Visit www.singlefeathermedia.com/live to register! ARTICLES DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE ARTICLE 1: Title: Scalping In America SUB-TITLE: When and where did scalping in America begin? AUTHOR: Dr. Dean Chavers DATE: August 17, 2017 SOURCE: https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/history/traditional-societies/scalping-in-america/ TITLE: How The U.S. Got So Many Confederate Monuments AUTHOR: BY BECKY LITTLE DATE: AUGUST 17, 2017 SOURCE: http://www.history.com/news/how-the-u-s-got-so-many-confederate-monuments INTERVIEWS IN THIS EPISODE: Brooke Simpson is a recording artist currently competing on season 13 of NBC’s “The Voice”. We speak to her about being on Team Miley Cyrus, her tribal affiliation, and how she got started singing & more. LIL MIKE + FUNNYBONE are a Native American HipHop duo born & raised in Oklahoma City, known together as "MIKE BONE" are full-time Recording Artists, Entertainers & Speakers. These two exploded onto the scene with an unforgettable performance on NBC's America's Got Talent. We talk with the brothers about their upcoming performance at the Native American Music Awards on October 14th, new music that will soon release, and a new appearance coming up on TV…
October 5, 2017 - Native American Music Awards: Baltimore Nomination - The 17th Annual Native American Music Awards -- Nammy's -- are coming, and for the first time a Baltimore recording artist has been nominated. Jean Albert Renaud, or "JAR" as he is now known, is nominated as Best New Artist of the Year and his song "I Ride Horses" is nominated as Best Country Song of the year.
Aired Wednesday, 4 October 2017, 3:00 PM ET What To Do If You Don’t Know What To Do with Dr. Dawn Karima Join us for this “WISDOM WEDNESDAY” at 12pm PST / 1PM MT / 2pm CST/ 3pm EST on INSPIRED LIVING RADIO as we welcome special guest Dr. Dawn Karima and discuss her new book, ‘What to Do If You Don’t Know What To Do,’ on Spirituality and Self-Help. http://omtimes.com/iom/shows/inspired-living/OMTIMES INTERNET RADIO CALL-IN LINE: 1-202-570-7057 Dawn Karima is a two-time Global Music Award Winner for her CDs ‘The Desire of Nations’ and ‘The Stars of Heaven,’ the Winner of a Native American Music Award, and the Winner of an Indigenous Artist-Activist Award. Dawn hosts a syndicated radio show, A ‘Conversation with Dawn Karima’ which has been nominated for an Indigenous Music Award and airs on terrestrial radio stations, internet radio on Talktainmentradio.com and podcasts available anytime on iTunes for free download. This author of many award-winning books is available to hire for Speaking, Consulting, Media Appearances and Spiritual Inspiration. As a Spiritual Entrepreneur, I am able to spotlight positive people and share spiritual insights. I also love performing my award winning music as a means of connecting Spirit with the souls of my listeners, like a modern day Psalmist. As motivational speaker, I travel the world and help others receive miracles, blessings and good things. Music is available through iTunes and Amazon: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/dawnkarima
Native Opinion Episode 98Native Opinion Episode 98 “THE RIGHT IS FLEECED AT EVERY TURN AND NO COMPLAINTS” HELP THE PEOPLE OF PUERTO RICO How to Reach our show: How to Reach our show: Email: hosts@nativeopinion.com Twitter: @nativeopinion Facebook: facebook.com/nativeopinionpodcast/ Website: nativeopinion.com Youtube: https://www.Youtube.com/c/NativeOpinion Leave us a voicemail: Call us! (860) 381-0207 OUR GUEST: Recording Artist Jan Michael Lookingwolf Bio: "A modern master of the Native American Flute, a premier performer of the instrument of our time..."- - - Billboard Journal He is an enrolled Kalapuya member of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, who resides within his indigenous homelands in Oregon, Jan Michael Looking Wolf is a world-renowned Native American flute player. Traveling a broad range of musical styles, his recordings have garnered over 52 awards and a top ten ranking in the new age charts. He is the winner of several Native American Music Awards including Artist of the Year, Flutist of the Year, Best Record and Best Music Video. Jan Michael's lifeway and musical expressions are based on the tradition of 'One Heart'. In short, it is a universal truth that everyone is equal regardless of the color of our skin, tribal affiliation, language we speak, income, gender, faith, nationality or personal beliefs. 'One Heart' is the recognition of Unity through Diversity. Jan Michael regularly performs songs from his recordings. He has toured across the country and performed overseas at both large and smaller venues. His music shares hope, love, compassion, and connection. Also, active in philanthropy, his music has been used to help several non-profit projects including children with cancer, homeless shelters, earthquake survivors, and youth drug and alcohol prevention. After nearly two decades of research of the Native American Flute, Jan Michael co-created a curriculum for an accredited university course which he instructs regularly. He has authored two books that are published. "One Heart and the Native American Flute" which focuses on the flute's history and technique, and "The First Flute", published by Red Deer Press. ****ARTICLES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE **** ARTICLE 1: Title: Another pipeline affecting tribal communities heads toward final approval DATE: Wednesday, July 26, 2017 SOURCE: https://www.indianz.com/News/2017/07/26/another-pipeline-affecting-tribal-commun.asp TITLE: Lumbee Scholar And Filmmaker Malinda Maynor Lowery Explores "What Makes A 'Real Indian' AUTHOR: ANITA RAO & FRANK STASIO DATE: DEC 5, 2016 SOURCE: http://wunc.org/post/lumbee-scholar-and-filmmaker-malinda-maynor-lowery-explores-what-makes-real-indian#stream/0 TITLE: Trump uses RNC donor money to pay his Russia scandal legal bills DATE: 09/20/17 AUTHOR: By Steve Benen SOURCE: http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/trump-uses-rnc-donor-money-pay-his-russia-scandal-legal-bills TITLE: RNC covering more than $230,000 in Trump legal fees AUTHOR: By Jeremy Diamond, CNN DATE: September 19, 2017 SOURCE: http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/19/politics/donald-trump-legal-fees-rnc/index.html ********** HELP THE PEOPLE OF PUERTO RICO ********** OUR recommendation… utilize United Methodist Churches 100% of donations go to disaster relief. The United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) picks up all overhead itself with help from the church. SOURCE: https://www.umcor.org/umcor/resources/news-stories/2017/september/hurricanemaria Not sure if the Red Cross can be trusted with your donation? Utilize this site to verify their standing: SOURCE: https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary&orgid=3277 (THANK YOU TO LISTENER BETH FOR THESE RESOURCES) ****ADDITIONAL CONTENT COVERED IN THIS EPISODE **** Attorney Monique Pressley shuts down TV talk show personality Tucker Carlson for his defense of Donald Trumps racially Charged remarks. More About Monique here: SOURCE: http://moniquepressley.com/about-monique/ The Jehovah’s Witnesses are trying to reach non-English speakers (Provided by Listener Lee) SOURCE: https://www.jw.org/en/search/?q=natives ********** DAPL LEGAL FIGHT CONTINUES ********** Listing of pending Legal Actions SOURCE: https://turtletalk.wordpress.com/2017/09/28/standing-rocknodapl-motion-to-file-amicus-in-support-of-dakota-access-and-acoe-brief-regarding-remedy/
Native Opinion Episode 97 “Our concerns do not matter. They only hear what they choose to hear.” How to Reach our show: hosts@nativeopinion.com Twitter: @nativeopinion Facebook: facebook.com/nativeopinionpodcast/ Website: nativeopinion.com Youtube: https://www.Youtube.com/c/NativeOpinion Leave us a voicemail: Call us! (860) 381-0207 NOTICES: Reminder…the Native American Music Awards is October 14th, and you can watch it live for FREE! Visit: http://singlefeathermedia.com/live to register! Also, voting is open for the Native American Music Award music nominees…20 categories! and they need your vote! Vist www.namalive.com and look for the vote now link! Voting is open up through October 13th… please vote for your favorite Native American Recording Artists! APPROPRIATION Discussion of the robohontas twitter thread.. THREAD SOURCE: https://twitter.com/robohontas/status/910657882462420992?refsrc=email&s=11 Who is Twitter User “Robohontas”? SOURCE: http://www.robohontas.com/about MUSIC BREAK ARTIST: Irv Lyons Jr. (Onondaga) TRACK: “Get Down Tonight” TRT: 5:18 2017 NAMA Nominee BIO: At age 8 while living on the Onondaga Nation Irv was handed a guitar. He was a lefty and his mom said, "If you're going to learn to play it is going to have to be on this." Playing flipped around and upside down has proven to be a metaphor for his life. Irv Lyons Jr.,s sultry vocals and finessed guitar playing brings to the band a distinctive sound rooted in Latin-influenced jazz, as well as country and blues. Irv has opened up for Dickie Betts, Grammy Winner Joanne Shenandoah and NAMMY winner Jana. This Oneida Nation Native is a major contributor of original material for his other band The Fabulous Ripcords including straight-ahead blues, instrumentals, Latin, and roots rockers. With this group, he's graced the stage with such talents as Santana, Steve Miller, Blues Traveler, Ry Cooder, Rick Derringer, Phish, John Lee Hooker, Edgar Winter, Leon Russell, Kim Simmonds, Terrance Simien, Gene Taylor, Bill Kirchen, Dickie Betts, and Chip. Irv won a SAMMY with The Fabulous Ripcords for best Americana CD in 2010. Find Out more here: https://www.reverbnation.com/nativeman ARTICLE 1 TITLE: Difference Between Culture and Subculture DATE: July 28, 2015 AUTHOR: Nedha SOURCE: http://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-culture-and-vs-subculture/ ARTICLE 2: TITLE: Theodore Roosevelt: ‘The Only Good Indians Are the Dead Indians’ SUB-TITLE: Roosevelt: 'I don’t go so far as to think that the only good Indians are the dead Indians, but I believe nine out of every 10 are' AUTHOR: Alysa Landry DATE: June 28, 2016 SOURCE: https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/history/events/theodore-roosevelt-the-only-good-indians-are-the-dead-indians/?utm_content=buffer34520&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer ARTICLE 3 TITLE: New Age ‘Ghost Dance’ Held in Southwest Minnesota, Indigenous People Respond SUB-TITLE: ’Ghost Dance' organizers call it a "ten moons dance", say it's not cultural appropriation AUTHOR: Sarah Sunshine Manning DATE: September 2, 2017 SOURCE: https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/news/native-news/new-age-ghost-dance-minnesota-indigenous-respond/ ARTICLE 4 TITLE: DOI Secretary names Kiowa citizen to Indian Affairs post AUTHOR: Written by Department of Interior DATE: 13 September 2017 SOURCE: https://nativetimes.com/current-news/14808-doi-secretary-names-kiowa-citizen-to-indian-affairs-post
“EPISODE 92 Let’s Talk About Race…” How to Reach our show: hosts@nativeopinion.com Twitter: @nativeopinion Facebook: facebook.com/nativeopinionpodcast/ Webpage: nativeopinion.com Youtube: https://www.Youtube.com/c/NativeOpinion Leave us a voicemail: (860) 381-0207 We asking you, our listeners for your prayers and support for Robert Bello. “Rob” as he is known by friends and family is the Brother of Native American Music Awards founder Ellen Bello. The awards show is one of the longest-running events recognizing Native American recording talent in the United States. Rob was recently diagnosed with a form of leukemia and has begun a series of expensive cancer treatments which he needs to save his life. Please use the link below to learn more, and if you can please help us to help Rob, we deeply appreciate it! Any amount truly helps Rob, and all money goes directly to his medical costs. for those of you that donate to help Rob, please mention that you heard about this on Native Opinion, and we will be sure to mention you on our show! Kutupatush! (Thank You) LINK: https://www.gofundme.com/help4Robduringtreatment Title: Debate Emerges After Native American Woman Tells Black Woman to ‘Keep Hands Off Our Culture’ AUTHOR: By Kiersten Willis - DATE: August 9, 2017 SOURCE: http://atlantablackstar.com/2017/08/09/debate-emerges-native-american-woman-tells-black-woman-keep-hands-off-culture/?utm_content=bufferb3309&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer TITLE: Message for Mark Zuckerberg AUTHOR: ICMN Staff DATE: August 7, 2017 SOURCE: https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/education/native-education/video-american-indian-college-fund-message-mark-zuckerberg/?utm_content=buffer4b5c9&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer Title: No need to dismiss classes: AUTHOR: Navajo Times DATE: August 16, 2017 SOURCE: https://navajotimes.com/opinion/letters/letters-no-need-to-dismiss-classes/ MUSIC IN THIS EPISODE TRACK: WORLD PEACE ARTIST: GIL SILVERBIRD BIO: Gil Silverbird is an Apache from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Born into a 5th generation show business family, he continues the Native American musical traditions of his ancestry and has been performing since childhood. The youngest of three children, he began entertaining at the age of 5, performing with well-known artists such as Rodney Dangerfield, Eddie Arnold, Jackie Mason and Allen King. Gil started playing the piano and composing songs at the age of 7. By the age of 11, Gil was conducting 30 piece orchestras for his family's show, which consisted of his father, mother and two older brothers. The Silverbird family released Broken Treaties, becoming the first Native American family to release an album on a major label (Capitol Records). They were featured in a Channel 13 special in 1971 called Silverbird. By the age of 14, Gil had appeared on The Tonight Show, The Mike Douglas Show, and a movie entitled The Birth of a Navajo Family. Silverbird's more recent accomplishments include and serving as musical director for an off-Broadway play entitled Red Sky. Has traveled nationally with the Native American Dance Theatre and featured as a soloist with the John Tesh One World Tour." He has also performed live with other well-known artists. In addition to these credits, he has performed numerous voice-overs and commercials including Faberge, Planter's Peanuts, MTV, TV Guide, and McDonald's. Gil sings in several languages; Italian, English, Spanish, French, German and of course English. You can find his music, comedy, and other work on Apple I-tunes, Google Play Music, and on Youtube.
Evolve! Nurturing the New in Consciousness, the Arts, and Culture hosted by : Robin White Turtle Lysne, M.A., M.F.A., Ph.D. Evolve! brings you people and ideas on the cutting edge of change opening the shells of the past to move our culture into the now. We are all in great need of sustainable ideas for change. The arts and evolving consciousness are how we are bringing that change to the culture at large. This show will bring you the wise, the foolish and the heart-based to help us meet the challenges of the times we are in. This month my guest is Tony Redhouse, of the Navajo nation, is a Native American sound healer, spiritual teacher, inspirational speaker, Eagle/Hoop dancer and award winning recording artist who uses his voice and music to move communities, worldwide.He is a two-time winner of the Native American Music Awards and nominated for a third. His discography includes the albums: “Harmony of East & West – 2013; “Release” -2011; "Deep Within" - 2008; "Soul Blessings" -2003; "Journey to the Four Winds" -2001. He was filmed as an interviewee in the documentary,“Death Makes Life Possible, featuring Deepak Chopra. Tony has served as a traditional Native American practitioner & consultant to Native American communities and behavioral health organizations, drug and alcohol centers, and offers seminars in Native American culture, spirituality and arts to children and adults. His services have been requested from the corporate world, entertainment industry, to agencies supporting hospice work, substance abuse recovery and individuals suffering from cancer and emotional trauma. Tony incorporates Native American art forms to inspire and heal lives; he has successfully bridged the gap between cultures, social groups, races and ages.
So tonight we will check out the Spirit Wind Records Nominees for this years Native American Music Awards. Donald Blackfox is the CEO of Spirit Wind Records and we’ve been doing this for a few years now. We can listen to some of the music and I will walk you through the voting process in the hopes that everyone who listens will go vote for the Spirit Wind Records musicians for the win! http://www.spiritwindrecords.us/ http://www.nativeamericanmusicawards.com/ To vote go here – https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VOTENAMA16 After we are done with the NAMA run through and voting, we can just have open mic or music or whatever winds up happening. Note: the Spirit Wind artists up for awards are: ARTIST OF THE YEAR – Steven Rushingwind – Red Beaten Path NEW DUO OR GROUP – David Rose & Pete Barnhart – Falling To Grace FLUTIST OF THE YEAR – Ryan Little Eagle – My Song, My Stories DUO OR GROUP OF THE YEAR – Spirit of Thunderheart – Unity BEST INSTRUMENTAL/NEW AGE RECORDING – Red Beaten Path – Steven Rushingwind BEST MALE VOCALIST – CC Murdock – Resistance BEST POP RECORDING – Freedom – Rockapelli BEST TRADITIONAL RECORDING – Sisters In Spirit – Women of Heart NATIVE HEART – John Oglesby – Spirit Path OR Michael Longrider – In Through The Mist
Listen to our live interview with Supaman! Recipient of the Aboriginal Peoples Music Choice Award. Native American Music Award. North American Indigenous Music Award. 7 time Tuney Award. We have featured several of his videos in the past. The videos have exploded online, hitting millions of views! Pow Wow Life is recorded live on PowWows.com’s Facebook page! Be sure to like our Facebook page to get notifications of future live shows. Watch and chat live! Show Note - www.powwows.com/powwowlife12
Aired Sunday, 17 May 2015, 2:00 PM ETAllayah welcomes Terri Sings With Ravens Rivera, a healer and singer from a long line of curanderas – female healers. They will be joined by Thomas Johnson Thunder Rock, a rock and fossil expert. On today’s show, they will discuss a recent event held at a mysterious Serpent Mound [http://goo.gl/bLjxjZ] [http://www.serpentmound.org/SeedFestival2015.html]. Why was this event – the Spring Seed and Water Peace Summit – held at the Serpent Mound? How were they able to convene such an event (free to the public) through love offerings only? How did Soaring Eagle Retreat play a role?As well as discussing this recent event, Allayah – with Terri and Tom – will explore the purpose of The Alternate Universe Center of the Learning Center/Rock Shop in Ohio [http://goo.gl/pyTsNg]. Terri Sings With Ravens will also explain her vision of bringing indigenous elders, chiefs, and teachers to Serpent Mound, and the hopes of building a spiritual community which will honor the land. Finally, they will outline what future events will lend to this ongoing quest.About Guest Terri Sings With Ravens RiveraTerri Sings With Ravens Rivera’s ancestral heritage is O’otham (Pima), Aztec, Chilean, and Irish. She comes from a long line of curanderas — female healers — on her father’s side. Her maternal great-grandfather was an Irish/Chilean healer who came to the United States from Chile. He called himself a dentist, but did much healing and curing. At the age of five, Terri Sings With Ravens had a vision of the Lady of Guadalupe. It was this experience that inspired the song ‘My Lady Sings (Grandmother Aurelia’s song)’ from the album Blue Moon. As a singer/songwriter, Terri Sings With Ravens was nominated for a Native American Music Award and came in runner-up in the John Lennon song writing contest.Terri Sings With Ravens collaborates with other healers to hold spiritual retreats at the Serpent Mound, a site in Southern Ohio. She and her husband Tom (Johnson) own Alternate Universe Learning Center/Rock Shop. (House of Phacops) just three miles from the Serpent Mound State Park and on the southeastern edge of a five-mile wide impact crater. The shop is also sitting on top of a 17.5 km long fault line that is miles deep and is emitting a constant flow of positive energy. Terri has presented at workshops throughout the U.S. and Mexico and has worked with healers from around the world to hold spiritual retreats in various global locations.The music of Terri Sings With Ravens Rivera can be found at:https://soundcloud.com/terri-singswithravens-riverahttp://www.cdbaby.com/cd/trpiatthttp://alternateuniverserockshop.com/sings-with-ravens.htmlTerri’s husband, Thomas Johnson Thunder Rock (Tom), is a rock man from Michigan and has been collecting rocks since he was four years old. Through the 1960s and 70s, he collected a lot around Sylvania, Ohio, in a 350 million year old seabed ninety feet under ground – until the MSHA and OSHA branches of government stopped his activity in 1979 [Mine Safety and Health Administration, Occupational Safety and Health Administration]. Tom then moved to southern Ohio and began collecting from an even older seabed of 438 million years. After many trips around the world to collect and study fossils dating back to 2.7 billion years, in 1984 Thomas Johnson Thunder Rock was recognized for his achievements by the Smithsonian Institution and the National Geographic Society. He has written three books and for many years has lectured on the subject of trilobites and meteor craters. Later this summer, Tom’s recent work on the Serpent Mound and adjoining meteor crater will air on the Ancient Aliens segment of television’s History channel. He has previously appeared on Ancient Aliens and the Old West along with Chief Golden Light Eagle/Standing Elk.
Eric is Assistant Professor of Music at Alaska Pacific University. He has a BS in Vocal and Instrumental Music Education and a Master of Music degree in Choral Conducting. He plays and teaches just about any instrument you can think of and runs a non traditional music curriculum at APU that he created. He served as music director, arranger, and keyboardist for Pamyua’s album “Caught in the Act” which won “Best Album” at the Native American Music Awards. He and his wife Blaze have just released their debut album “The Sound of a Duo.” You can catch their brand of sultry jazz and inventive covers, Sundays and Mondays at Sullivan’s Steakhouse, or visit them at www.blazeanderic.com.
A. Deep Aries Live! The show that plays multi-genre music, notable interviews
Raphael Deas has been a part of the Boston scene from the age of 15 as a break dancer on the streets of Boston.He went on to open for many early hip-hop acts such as Curtis Blow, the Fatboys, and Run DMC. He was a featured dancer at night clubs. After many small group and solo music ventures, a chance meeting with Maurice Starr at a local recording studio landed him a spot in the pop/funk band Homework (Epic/Sony Records). Raphael has shared the stage and TV screen with Michael Jackson, Will Smith, New Kids on the Block, Expose, Perfect Gentlemen, Sweet Sensation, the Dance Party USA family, Technotronic, and many more. Connecting with his Native American heritage brought him national success with a "Song Of The Year" nomination in 2011 and a win for "Best HipHop/Rap Song" in 2012 at the Native American Music Awards, along with "Song Of The Year" 2011 "Best New Male Artist" 2012 and a second "Song Of The Year" win at the New England Urban Music Awards in 2013. As a lifelong martial artist and fitness enthusiast, Raphael now combines his music, love for fitness, and entertaining in his new ventures. #TheRaphaelShow #GrownNFunky has been on the air since 2012 and combines his love for #TheFunk of the 80s/90s along with new independent artists of all disiplines and reaching people with his message of Fitness, Faith, Funk, and Foolishness!!
Will Clipman began playing his father's drums and his mother's piano at the age of three, and has, since then, mastered a pan-global palette of percussion in addition to the traditional drum set. He has recorded over fifty albums, including twenty-one for Canyon Records, where he is regarded as the house percussionist. Will's music has received many honors, including six Grammy nominations, and three Native American Music Awards. While he is not an officially enrolled member of any tribe, Will acknowledges his family's indigenous heritage by identifying himself as as a Saamokee, a word he coined combining his Cherokee lineage on his father's side with his Saami lineage on his mother's side. This deep ancestral influence infuses Will's recordings and live performances, and informs his approach to the drum as both a musical instrument and a shamanic implement.
12pm PST --- Host MICHELE MEICHE does psychic readings from 12-12:50pm. Call in 347-539-5122 or Email your questions to be covered on air at awakenings@selfinlight.com. Michele shares her insight on Soul Purpose & Insights. Tools on how to get aligned for the new shift, new energy, and for the new you. Part of the awakening is awakening to your own uniqueness, and yet know we are the of the same substance as everyone else. How to actualize your Soul's Pattern, your calling - how to reach the core of who you are. Listen to your heart and follow with an inner knowingness. Michele is the author of the DailyOM course to Learn how to align to your Soul's Purpose and create from your Soul Blueprint 2012: Navigate Through Your Greatest Soul Shift http://bit.ly/izvzS1 This week's conversation is with ThunderBeat who is a Native American of Choctaw and Shawnee heritage and has been traveling since the early 1990's to the Mayan lands speaking with numerous Mayan Shamans and Elders. She has received knowledge that is not in any books. ThunderBeat a multi –award winning composer, author and teacher and a pioneer in sound healing. Her drumming is revered by Shamans all over the world. In 2005 she won a Beacon of Light Award for her inspiration, creativity, wisdom, compassion and service to the community and the world. She has been nominated for five Native American Music Awards and winner of 2 Native American LA and PX music awards. She is also a healer and intuitive whose gifts have been used to solve major criminal cases. As a pioneer in sound healing She has recorded numerous CDs, Dvds and Books internationally for ThunderVision Records. www.thunderbeat.com
12pm PST --- Host MICHELE MEICHE shares her weekly Soul Insights, Meditations, Healing, Activation and Acceleration work for Soul Alignment. What is your Soul's Purpose & how can you actualize this? What is your role, your path, and what are the signs in your life and in the world telling you? Call in for channeled guidance readings, and psychic mediumship readings. Michele is the author author of the DailyOM course to Learn how to align to your Soul's Purpose and create from your Soul Blueprint 2012: Navigate Through Your Greatest Soul Shift http://bit.ly/izvzS1 Call in and share your path of awakening and Soul Alignment. You may also email your questions to be covered on air at awakenings@selfinlight.com. The second portion of the show is Conversations with Awakened Guests. Michele dialogues with spiritual teachers, healers, conscious experts, visionaries, awakened leaders, authors, conscious beings and people of all walks of life that are focused on living consciously. This week's conversation is with ThunderBeat is a Native American of Choctaw and Shawnee heritage. She will be speaking about the Mayan Prophesy, the Shifts, Time speeding up and the Spanish/Mayan holocaust and codex's. ThunderBeat will share her magical experiences at the Mayan temples and her past life as a Mayan High Priestess. She has studied at the prestigious Eastman School of Music and with ritualistic/drummer Layne Redmond. ThunderBeat hs been performed with great late Mayan Shaman Jose Arguelles (The Mayan Factor) and she has been nominated for five Native American Music Awards. ThunderBeat is best known for her drumming but is also an award winning composer, a pioneer in sound healing, author and teacher. She has toured with international artists such as Robert Mirabal, Brooke Medicine Eagle, William Two Feathers, and Gregg Braden. She is a healer and psychic whose talents have been used to solve major criminal cases. www.thunderbeat.com
Native American Music Award winner, and three time nominee, Scott August is a nationally acclaimed composer, producer, keyboardist and Native American flute player know for his forays into World Music. His music has been featured on the nationally syndicated NPR radio shows "Hearts of Space" and "Echoes". One of the most influential Native American flute players working today, August was a headline performer at the 2006 and 2007 Zion Canyon Flute Festival. He is also known for his detailed knowledge of the Native American flute. In July 2005 he opened for Dr. Wayne Dyer at the International New Age Trade Show and he was a musical guest at the 2005 TED conference. August has also composed music and sound design for hundreds of films, commercials and video projects, for clients such as NASA, The Discovery Channel, Lexus, Chevrolet, HBO, Nabisco, and Minolta. The Los Angeles Times has called his music "shimmering and luminous."The Jukebox plays 'River of Stars' influenced by Scott's trip to Machu Pichu in Peru where the Incas have always believed every star represents a living being, place or event on Earth, and they call the Milky Way 'The River of Stars'... welcome to Jukebox No. 50 ! Almost an ordinary show isn't it?.........Artist: Scott AugustTrack: River of StarsAlbum: Radiant Sky
http://www.myspace.com/bugginmalone If you are interested in bringing Buggin Malone to your community, or for any event, please contact him at bugginmalone@hotmail.com Buggin Malone's musical writings and production are reflected in his life experiences, his passions, and his philosophy on life is revealed in his musical writings. While very proud of being Oneida, he never fails to forget that he is of blended tribes, Prairie Band Potawatomi, Ho-Chunk, and Stockbridge-Munsee. Buggin Malone was born as Wayne Malone, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He grew up on the Eastside of Milwaukee, and struggled with gang activities throughout his early years. These troubles lead him to being incarcerated as a teen. That is when he realized he had the ability to write. Ten years later he released his first CD, titled "Birth of A Warrior". Which earned him three award nominations, the Native American Music Awards, and the Indian Summer Music Awards and Just Plain Folks Music Awards. Buggin' s political influences and views shaped the direction of "Birth of A Warrior", which contains, his most requested song to date, "Dedication to Leonard Peltier".
Featuring... Music... Stillman - Stillborn Moon Matt Tyler - Pictures Joseph Fire Crow - Sundance Horses (Oh My Sweetheart) Listen With Sarah - Another Fine Mess The Motive - Young Offender Stanleys Choice - Rockafeller Blues Poetry A F Harrold performs 37 Ways To Leave Your Yak & The Scientists Party Big thank-you to Singularity for supplying our Jingles. Mention in the programme - Indigeonous Peoples Music Podcast with Michael Kicking Bear , Native American Music Awards , Slam Idol Podcast , Association Of Music Podcasting Ideas for the programme – I’m kicking around a couple of ideas relating to specifically focussing on the process of creating / writing music or poetry. I’m looking at maybe producing an occasional special Homegrown Song Circle whereby we focus on 2 or three artists performing a couple of stripped down versions of songs. The other idea is for a small weekly spotlight on songwriting/music creation with an artist explaining a little about how a piece came to be. Both of these ideas need your contributions to work. If you an artist who has sent stuff into me or planning to send stuff and you have the ability to either record a short audio file about the writing process or drop down an explination in an e-mail then please do. Equally if you have acoustic versions of songs please send those. I will see what the response it like and keep you posted. Want to contribute to the programme? Recommend a band or artist that I should check out? Tell me about your favourite podcasts? Or just send feedback? Then please e-mail nic@homegrownpodcast.co.uk Or leave your comments on this show at the Homegrown Blog page at http://www.homegrownpodcast.co.uk/ Voice-mail comments and messages can be left in the UK by calling 05600652664 and in the US on 2063392633 Several Homegrown Promos are now available for podcasters or others to use. Please e-mail me for a copy. Would you like to make a Promo Jingle for Homegrown? If you've been featured on the programme please return the favour and help me promote the podcast. Please take a couple of minutes to visit our
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