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Tribal educator in Nevada says broadband desperately needed California state lawmaker's bill calls for Indigenous curriculum Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe and church to distribute food boxes

Ask The Jurist LIVE Sundays 10AM PST. 1PMEST. 12PM CST. Host: Tsenacommacah Salah Udeen (Tribal Jurist) Oxlahun-Khan Law Firm (202)820-0344 Email: tsenacommacah@yahoo.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/tsenacommacah_law_firm Business Website: www.tsenacommacahindigenouslawfirm.com Radio Station Link: https://radio.securenetsystems.net/v5/SAB Replays On www.otwtube.com Sign Up Today Business Partnership: Almina Xi Amaru Muhammad 223-322-9984 alminaxiamaru@gmail.com Producer: Sindy Ashby (Sindy Ashby Productions) Company/Website: www.onthewakeupradio.com www.otwtube.com Contact/Booking Information: www.instagram.com/sashbyfilms www.instagram.com/onthewakeupradio If You Would Like To Donate To "On The Wake Up Radio" To Help Us Keep Free Speech Alive And Continue To Bring You Fully Uncensored Content All Donations Go Back Into Keeping The Station Running Donations Can Be Sent To: CashApp: Cash.App/$Onthewakeupradio PayPal: www.paypal.me/onthewakeupradio

"Debes de echarle sal a tu vida, para que cada día sea un poco diferente en algo." - Bosco Gutiérrez Cortina @bosco_gutierrez_cortinaEste episodio es presentado por  Tribal Credit, la tarjeta de crédito corporativa para empresas de alto impacto y por BEEK, la aplicación de audiolibros que te regala 14 días y 40% de descuento en tus primeros 3 meses.Bosco es un reconocido arquitecto mexicano fundador de la firma Bosco Arquitectos.A principio de los años noventa Bosco fué víctima de un secuestro que lo mantuvo privado de su libertad por casi 9 meses, experiencia que relata en el libro 257 días, por Jose Pedro Mangiano.Hoy Bosco y yo hablamos de encontrar riqueza en tu espacio interior, de la importancia de momentos de reflexión, de vinos y de la evolución de la arquitectura mexicana.Qué puedes aprender hoyValorar tu tiempo de vida La fe cómo motor Saber estar en soledad *Este episodio es presentado por Tribal CreditEmpecé a usar Tribal Credit para manejar los gastos corporativos de mis empresas y puedo crear tarjetas de crédito físicas y virtuales ilimitadas e incluso específicas para cada tipo de servicio que quiero pagar.Las tarjetas de Tribal son sin anualidad y puedo hacer transferencias sin costo para pagarle a proveedores con financiamientos revolventes a corto plazo que me permite crecer mis operaciones. Si quieres probar Tribal (se escriba Tribal), regístrate antes del 31 de diciembre y recibe 5% de cashback sobre las compras realizadas con tu Tarjeta de Crédito durante los primeros 90 días naturales a partir de que tu línea sea aprobada.Así que si quieres retomar el control de los gastos de tu empresa y detonar su crecimiento crea tu cuenta en tribal.mx/cracks.*Este episodio es presentado por BEEK Quiero contarte que estoy muy emocionado porque por fin, después de mas de un año de trabajo se publicó mi primer libro, Haz lo que Importa, y puedes encontrarlo en audiolibro en BEEK.Con BEEK ya no hay pretextos para no leer. Tienen más de 250,000 títulos, incluyendo el mío y puedes escuchar resúmenes de "best-sellers" en menos de 15 minutos o escuchar el libro completo para nunca dejar de aprender.BEEK te regala 14 días de prueba más tus 3 primeros meses por solo $149 pesos al mes cuando te suscribes al contenido ilimitado de BEEK en cracks.la/beek.Ve el video en Youtubehttps://www.youtube.com/crackspodcastNotas del episodio en:https://cracks.la/151Regístrate para recibir el newsletter Viernes de Cracks cracks.la/viernes.Sigue a Oso:Twitter: twitter.com/osotravaInstagram: instagram.com/osotravaConferencias y cursos: osotrava.comCompra su libro: www.hazloqueimporta.com211206 ad Tribal Beek pre 211206 ad Tribal Beek POST

Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland visited Alcatraz Island in San Francisco, California, on November 20, 2021, to mark the 52nd anniversary of its occupation by Native activists in pursuit of tribal self-determination. Haaland delivered remarks about the progress that has been made in Indian Country in the intervening years, as well as the work needed ahead. "We are the descendants of grandparents, aunts, uncles and parents who were stolen from their homes and from their families so that their cultures, traditions, and languages could be wiped away from their memories," said Haaland, who is the first Native person to lead the Department of the Interior, the federal agency with the most trust and treaty responsibilities. "Many of us come from families who were relocated from our homelands with broken promises by the federal government that their children would have better lives," she said. "In November of 1969, a history began with acts of defiance to 'Take the Rock,'" Haaland continued. "That history -- in many ways -- paved the way for the Tribal self-determination policies that President Biden and I championed just this week as we gathered with Tribal leaders for the first White House Tribal Nations Summit of this administration." Photo by U.S. Department of the Interior (CC BY-SA 2.0) https://www.flickr.com/photos/usinterior/51698317113/

The Navajo Rangers were created in 1957 as a combination of law enforcement and cultural interpreters on the vast Navajo Nation in Arizona, which spills into neighboring states, including Colorado. But as their numbers have dwindled to just 9, the need for the Rangers' watchful eyes has only increased as more and more people visit in search of outdoor recreation -- and sometimes to illegally excavate ancient artifacts. Sun correspondent Elizabeth Miller touched base with Kevin Simpson to talk about her reporting on the Rangers and how tribal lands must deal with rising numbers of recreational users. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The U.S. House of Representatives considers H.R.2930, the Safeguard Tribal Objects of Patrimony Act, on December 1, 2021. The bill, also known as the STOP Act, addresses the illegal trafficking of tribal cultural items by facilitating their repatriation to tribal nations. It was written in response to an alarming number of auctions of tribal property taking place overseas.

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Hello everyone and welcome to CommanderCast Episode 465! This week Mark and Adam are giving up the ghost as they go into the world beyond in a spiritual form. This week is all about the Spirit tribe and what we feel they can be best used for in Commander! From the gothic plane Innistrad of […]

In this episode we are pleased to bring you another in-depth conversation with Martin Grassinger. Martin is a 4/6 Emotional Generator who began his exploration with Human Design working closely with Ra Uru Hu almost 30 years ago.  Martin shares his view on Self Reflected Consciousness, Tribal dynamics, the nature of mutation, and relationship. He explores themes of belonging and individual autonomy through the mechanics of the BodyGraph and the planetary program. To connect with Martin: Holistic Human Health Human Design World Wide Facebook To connect with the hosts visit: Amy Lee, Human Design Analyst & Guide at holohumandesign.com John Cole, Human Design Analyst & Guide at metamorphichumandesign.com 

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We kick off a new Arc of episodes. That means all new topics, all new decks and all new giveaways!If you'd like to take part in supporting our Kickstarter, please check it all out here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cco/the-commander-cookout-podcast-playmat-kickstarterHuge thank you to our sponsors, Fusion Gaming Online. They're your source for all of your gaming needs.You can find them here: www.FusionGamingOnline.com. You want 5% off all of your MTG singles? Head over to Fusion Gaming Online and use exclusive promo code: CCOFUSION5 at checkout. Doing so will get you sick value and let everyone at Fusion Gaming know that their relationship with CCOPodcast is a good one.Today's community-built deck: https://archidekt.com/decks/2047277#What_basics?Want your deck featured on Commander Cookout Podcast? Check out the reward tiers at Patreon.com/CCOPodcast. There are a lot of fun and unique benefits to pledging. Like the CCO Discord or getting your deck featured on the show.Ryan's solo podcast, Commander ad Populum:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/commander-ad-populum/id1462182009YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCixbbuMC0kltGwyyKDPXTwwPodomatic: https://cadpopcast.podomatic.com/@CadPopCast on TwitterBrando's new YouTube channel:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TraumaX36@CCOBrando on TwitterYou can listen to CCO Podcast anywhere better podcasts are found as well as on CommanderCookout.com.Now, Hit our Theme Song!Social media:Facebook.com/CCOPodcast@CCOPodcast and @CCOBrando on TwitterPatreon.com/CCOPodcast

The Ageless Wisdom Show on KPFK-90.7 FM in L.A. Visit http:www.TheAgelessWisdom.com or call (818) 569-3017 for more information. To learn more about Michael's private counseling, visit http://www.MichaelBenner.com. To learn more about Michael's book, visit http://www.FearlessIntelligence.com.

On November 2, CMP suffered a stunning setback for its controversial corridor project and now the project's future is in doubt. In this episode, NRCM's Advocacy Director Pete Didisheim dissects what's happened since the overwhelming vote by Maine people to terminate the CMP corridor. November is Native American Heritage Month, and NRCM encourages listeners to learn more about Maine's native Tribes and the campaign for Tribal sovereignty by visiting the Wabanaki Alliance website at wabanakialliance.com.

The $1-trillion infrastructure bill just signed by President Biden is an unprecedented infusion of federal funds for thousands of projects across the country. Tribal leaders applauded the action that could go toward beefing up water systems at Warm Springs, Oregon, the Navajo Nation and parts of rural Alaska. Other funds will go toward broadband connections and helping coastal tribes cope with climate change. We'll get a picture of the opportunities for what many tribes are calling a ‘historic' opportunity.

On this episode we are joined by attorney Michelle Randall, of Zurich North America, as we examine where the worlds of tribal sovereign immunity and surety meet. Michelle defines sovereign immunity where/when it's applicable and considerations when examining bonding a tribal government or business entity. If you want more information on this topic, you can check out the Surety Bond Quarterly Article titled: “Tribal Sovereign Immunity: What Surety Professionals Need to Know When Working With Native American Tribal Government and Business Entities”, or the NASBP Virtual Seminar with the same title that was presented by Michelle Randall and Brad Espinosa here. Hosted by: Kat Shamapande, Director, Professional Development, NASBP, and Mark McCallum, CEO, NASBP Sponsored by Nationwide!

Misty Flowers, Nebraska Indian Child Welfare Coalition (NICWC) Executive Director, and Jill Holt, NICWC Training and Education Director, join us to discuss the mission of their organization in education, advocacy, and bringing people together. Part of this mission is served by serving on the Consortium of Tribal, State, and Federal Courts, which comprises part of the Nebraska Supreme Court's Access to Justice Commission.The consortium was created in 2018 to improve the working relationship between the tribal, state, and federal courts and to improve the public's trust and confidence in the various court systems with the ultimate goal of improving access to justice for all court users in Nebraska.  

Mid Era: includes new track by Jim Ottaway (Australia) Tribal: new Di.Capa (Norway), Atypikal & Bias (England), Glome (Australia) & Victor Zala (Greece)     TIME....ARTIST...........................TRACK.........................RELEASE    00:00  ['The Blob' Intro- Mid Era]    00:13 Boris Divider                  aeon                               Aeon        06:58 Keller+ Schonwalder     firewalker                      432:The Reason Why    28:50 Keiss                               drawing pad                  Tau Ceti    32:05 Andrew Lahiff               too many miracles         Suspended Twilight    42:00 Jim Ottaway                  dark matter...                 Threshold Of The Universe       49:20 Moonsatellite                part#6                            Sleep Awake    59:06 [break-Tribal]        1:01:56 vaimler                           surge   1:06:47 Di.Capa                           lyden av indre               Celebro 1:14:24 Atypikal & Bias              solaris                             Solaris 1:20:33 Low Orbit Satellite        invisible cities                xRmx 1:25:53 Glome                             koil                                   Popular Moments... 1:33:25 Aldwin Macapagal         yan hu lu 81                         1:37:17 Lies From The Wolf       nope           1:42:00 K-Not                              dubfix                             Digitize Me 1:45:53 OK EG                              cell                                  Anther 1:51:30 Balkansky                       a storm                           A Storm 1:55:20 Victor Zala                      barley                             Expansion 2:00:50 [Outro]   Keywords: International electronic music internet electronic artists unsigned electronic artists Ambient Tribal Trance PsyTance Ethno/PsyTrance IDM Dub Step Mid Era Berlin School

STROBELITE HONEY SESSIONS*** Episode #228 - ***CALOR*** PLEASE SUPPORT THE ARTISTS & PRODUCERS FEATURED ON THIS EPISODE. PLAYLIST: 00:00:00 IN LOVE - BAND&DOS 00:05:24 BRISAS DEL MAR- TOM & COLLINS, CATO ANAYA 00:10:12 DISAPPEAR - YULIA NIKO 00:14:52 CONGUE - JOHAN DRESSER & REVEH & DREZZA 00:19:40 INNADANCE - FAITHLESS, JAZZIE B, SULI BREAKS 00:23:45 EL LLANO - BAN&DOS 00:27:35 MUSIC IS MY LIFE - NATEMA 00:33:53 HERA - D-FORMATION & SACCAO 00:38:33 SYNTHESIZER - FAITHLESS & NATHAN BALL 00:43:59 WE ONLY WATCHING STARS - SALIVA COMMANDOS 00:47:06 SUMMERTIME - SEBASTIAN RIVERO & MRODRIGUEZ 00:52:32 ONE DAY ONE NEED- NATEMA 00:56:57 ON MY KNEES AGAIN - RUFUS DU SOUL 01:01:06 SALUT - LIVA K 01:05:12 FALLING - BORA

Kansas Representative Sharice Davids, former Military Child and member Ho-Chunk Nation, shares how maintaining connections to her tribal members and military community shaped her views of the world.   Show Notes:   https://davids.house.gov/   https://smile.amazon.com/Sharices-Big-Voice-Becomes-Congresswoman/dp/0062979663/ref=sr_1_1?crid=KA5666S1HH0L&dchild=1&keywords=sharices+big+voice+a+native+kid+becomes+a+congress+woman&qid=1635966337&sprefix=sharice%2Caps%2C558&sr=8-1   This podcast was made possible thanks to the generous funding from the Ft Hood Spouses Club. https://forthoodspousesclub.org/     Bio: Sharice Davids  Representative Davids was raised by a single mother, who served in the Army for 20 years. After graduating from Leavenworth High School, she worked her way through Johnson County Community College and the University of Missouri-Kansas City before earning a law degree from Cornell Law School. As a first generation college student who worked the entire time she was in college, Rep. Davids understands the importance of quality public schools and affordable higher education. It is that foundation that allowed her to go on to a successful career, focused on economic and community development, which included time as a White House Fellow under President Barack Obama.   When she was sworn into the 116th Congress, Rep. Davids became one of the first two Native American women to serve in Congress. Rep. Davids has centered her work in office on putting Kansans first, fighting to limit the influence of special interests and make health care more affordable and accessible to everyone. She is a resident of Roeland Park.   Guest Host: Anna Startzell Anna Startzell is an Army spouse and mom to four military-connected children. She is the Grant Writer for the Fund Development team at the Military Child Education Coalition. Prior to joining MCEC, she worked with veterans and military spouses to help them seek civilian employment. She has also held several roles in higher education and nonprofits, including the West Point Association of Graduates, Old Dominion University, and the German Marshall Fund of the United States. Between her undergraduate and graduate studies, she served as an AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps team member and leader. Born and raised in Oklahoma, she is a proud citizen of the Cherokee and Chickasaw nations. Anna holds a BA from Vassar College in History and an MPA from the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University.  

We have another atypical merge tribe episode, this time with a double Tribal. We're breaking down all of the strategy, the chicken and beef stew, Liana's hatred for Xander's face and a power move by Shan and Ricard.   Join the conversation! Our DMs are open: Evan: https://www.instagram.com/evanrosskatz Sean: https://www.instagram.com/soda.pup   Music by Cody Lee Curtis (@codyleecurtis). Artwork by Mark Glasgow (@markglasgowillustration).

Lynn Trujillo, Secretary of the New Mexico Indian Affairs Department, explains the challenges and successes of the COVID-19 response in her state's tribal communities; Mylynn Tufte, North Dakota's former state health official, prepares to discuss how to lead with gratitude in tomorrow's final Insight and Inspiration event online; ASTHO announces new job openings; and Richa Ranade, ASTHO's Senior Director of Overdose Prevention, offers her “thankful” note as we anticipate Public Health Thank You Day next Monday, Nov. 22nd. Webpage: National Native American Heritage Month ASTHO webpage: Insight and Inspiration ASTHO webpage: Job Opportunities in Public Health and at ASTHO APHA webpage: Public Health Thank You Day

Dom Harvey and Ari Lax examine the five core tribes of Innistrad through a Modern lens!

The idea that a river or other feature of nature is a living being is nothing new to Indigenous and other traditional Peoples around the world. In this episode with Matriarch Casey Camp-Horinek, we talk about how the indigenous-led Rights of Nature movement has the potential to protect ecosystems from destruction by granting legal rights to nature itself, and how tribes are uniquely positioned for leadership to institute and uphold the Rights of Nature in a way that U.S. states and municipalities cannot because of their sovereign legal status.

The White House and members of the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris administration host the 2021 Tribal Nations Summit. The summit brings together officials and leaders from federally recognized tribes together to discuss how the federal government can invest in and continue to strengthen the nation-to-nation relationship and ensure that progress in Indian Country endures for years to come. This is the second and final day of the two-day event. AGENDA - NOVEMBER 16, 2021 Welcome Remarks Kevin Gover, Under Secretary of the Smithsonian Lynn Malerba, Mohegan Tribe White House Director of Intergovernmental Affairs Julie Rodriguez Policy Panel: Climate Change Impacts and Solutions Featuring Tribal leaders in conversation with: White House Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy Council on Environmental Quality Chair Brenda Mallory Secretary Denis McDonough - Department of Veterans Affairs Policy Panel: Tribal Treaty Rights and Sacred Lands Featuring Tribal leaders in conversation with: Assistant Secretary Bryan Newland – Bureau of Indian Affairs Secretary Janet Yellen – US Department of the Treasury White House Domestic Policy Director Susan Rice Administration Listening Session Featuring Tribal leaders in conversation with: Secretary Deb Haaland – US Department of Interior Assistant Secretary Bryan Newland – Bureau of Indian Affairs General Counsel Sam Bagenstos – Office of Management and Budget Special Assistant to the President Libby Washburn – White House Policy Panel: Economic and Workforce Development Featuring Tribal leaders in conversation with: Secretary Marty Walsh – US Department of Labor Administrator Isabella Guzman – Small Business Administration American Rescue Plan Coordinator Gene Sperling Policy Panel: Infrastructure, Housing, and Energy Featuring Tribal leaders in conversation with: Secretary Jennifer Granholm – US Department of Energy Secretary Pete Buttigieg – US Department of Transportation Reading by US Poet Laureate Joy Harjo Introduction by Kenneth Kahn, Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Vice President Kamala Harris

Pandora Papers Expose Hidden Finances of World's Wealthiest and Most Powerful People A global investigation of leaked documents called the Pandora Papers, published in October by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), exposed hidden financial secrets of some of the world's richest and most powerful people.  South Dakota emerged as the top state in the US as a destination for wealthy and powerful people around the world to store millions of dollars in secretive trust funds. We talk to Casey Michel, author of “American Kleptocracy: How the U.S. Created the World's Greatest Money Laundering Scheme in History,” about how South Dakota became an offshore tax haven, what it means, who benefits and who does it harm. COVID Isn't Just a Crisis. It's an Era. When the vaccine became available earlier this year, many thought the end was in sight. But COVID-19 has stuck around and is even surging in some parts of the world like Europe. So when will this pandemic end? Will there even be a clear end? The Takeaway talks to Professor Allan Brandt, a historian of science and medicine at Harvard University, about the lessons we might learn from past pandemics.  Portugal Enters the Endemic Phase of the Pandemic In Portugal, almost 100 percent of people over the age of 50 are vaccinated. For those between ages 25 and 49, the vaccination rate is 95 percent; it's 88 percent for those between 12 and 17. So what lessons can other countries learn from Portugal? For that and more, The Takeaway spoke to Eric Sylvers, staff reporter at the Wall Street Journal. Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez on the Ongoing Fight Against COVID-19 Vaccination rates are high in Indian Country. But tribes like the Navajo Nation have seen recent increases in Covid-19 cases. Tribal leaders are placing some of the blame on neighboring cities and states that have not enacted strict Covid restrictions, and where vaccination rates remain lower. Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez joins The Takeaway to discuss how his tribe is tackling these latest challenges. For transcripts, see individual segment pages.

Pandora Papers Expose Hidden Finances of World's Wealthiest and Most Powerful People A global investigation of leaked documents called the Pandora Papers, published in October by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), exposed hidden financial secrets of some of the world's richest and most powerful people.  South Dakota emerged as the top state in the US as a destination for wealthy and powerful people around the world to store millions of dollars in secretive trust funds. We talk to Casey Michel, author of “American Kleptocracy: How the U.S. Created the World's Greatest Money Laundering Scheme in History,” about how South Dakota became an offshore tax haven, what it means, who benefits and who does it harm. COVID Isn't Just a Crisis. It's an Era. When the vaccine became available earlier this year, many thought the end was in sight. But COVID-19 has stuck around and is even surging in some parts of the world like Europe. So when will this pandemic end? Will there even be a clear end? The Takeaway talks to Professor Allan Brandt, a historian of science and medicine at Harvard University, about the lessons we might learn from past pandemics.  Portugal Enters the Endemic Phase of the Pandemic In Portugal, almost 100 percent of people over the age of 50 are vaccinated. For those between ages 25 and 49, the vaccination rate is 95 percent; it's 88 percent for those between 12 and 17. So what lessons can other countries learn from Portugal? For that and more, The Takeaway spoke to Eric Sylvers, staff reporter at the Wall Street Journal. Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez on the Ongoing Fight Against COVID-19 Vaccination rates are high in Indian Country. But tribes like the Navajo Nation have seen recent increases in Covid-19 cases. Tribal leaders are placing some of the blame on neighboring cities and states that have not enacted strict Covid restrictions, and where vaccination rates remain lower. Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez joins The Takeaway to discuss how his tribe is tackling these latest challenges. For transcripts, see individual segment pages.

Our Innistrad: Crimson Vow is open! Please take a few minutes to let us know what you're testing in your cube from the new set. Andy and Anthony take a first look at Innistrad: Crimson Vow, breaking down themes, mechanics, and cycles for Cube. They talk about opportunities the headline mechanics including Blood, cleave, and yet another influx of double faced cards could offer for all manner of cubes. They also explore the less obvious, unnamed mechanics of the set that reinforce existing themes. Timestamps: 3:16 — Review structure overview 6:56 — Training 14:31 — Cleave 23:11 — Blood Tokens 28:26 — Daybound/Nightbound 28:58 — Disturb 33:34 — Double Faced Cards 34:50 — Exploit 40:30 — Mythic “Cemetery” Cycle 49:09 — Graveyard themes in general 50:15 — Tribal themes 52:39 — Lifegain theme 55:00 — Enchantments matter 56:07 — Overall impressions Discussed in this episode: BCW cardboard boxes Quadrant Theory [V]indicate The Stroop Effect Episode 64: Innistrad Midnight Hunt Mechanics “No Johns” Check us out on Twitch and YouTube for paper Cube gameplay. You can find the hosts' Cubes on Cube Cobra: Andy's “Bun Magic” Cube Anthony's “Regular” Cube If you have a question for the show, or want us to do a pack 1, pick 1 from your cube, email us at mail@luckypaper.co. Please include how you'd like to be credited, your pronouns, a link to your cube if relevant. You can also find both your hosts in the MTG Cube Talk Discord. If you'd like to show your support for the show, please leave us a review on iTunes or wherever you listen. Musical production by DJ James Nasty.

Jennie Brooks, host of the Unstoppable Together podcast, chats with Vanessa Benally from the Booz Allen Indigenous Network. In this episode she talks about their recent name change, areas of focus and goals for the employee network, and the significance of a recent visit to an area Tribal community.

Tribal communities are working on their own terms and with their own knowledge system to address and create resiliency to the coming changes. We talk with Nikki Cooley, the Interim Assistant Director for the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP) with their tribes and Climate Change Program. While her master's degree is in forestry from Northern Arizona University, she has now found her dream job where she can combine all of her interests and passions, and feel like she's making a difference.

Indigenous Americans are vaccinated at a higher rate than any other racial or ethnic group, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But vaccination rates are much lower in communities that surround many tribal nations. Marketplace reporter Savannah Maher explores how tribal employer vaccination requirements are complicating economic relationships for one Wyoming reservation. Plus: the Weekly Wrap, a gloomy consumer sentiment report and why corporate splits seem to be all the rage.

Indigenous Americans are vaccinated at a higher rate than any other racial or ethnic group, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But vaccination rates are much lower in communities that surround many tribal nations. Marketplace reporter Savannah Maher explores how tribal employer vaccination requirements are complicating economic relationships for one Wyoming reservation. Plus: the Weekly Wrap, a gloomy consumer sentiment report and why corporate splits seem to be all the rage.

Known the world over as one of the pioneering forces in the field of Tribal Fusion belly dance, Sharon Kihara is regarded as one of the most seasoned and well-traveled artists in the genre, and is known for her avante-garde artistic sensibility that defies replication. She is both a dance and yoga therapy teacher, 200 RYT certified by Yoga Alliance.In late 2003, at the behest of friend Rachel Brice, Sharon was scouted to perform with the pioneering dance company Bellydance Superstars, created by music mogul and svengali Miles Copeland. Sharon spent over five years on tour as Tribal director, soloist, and choreographer. After leaving the tour to pursue new dreams, she was recruited by Jillina to dance as a principal and choreographer in the unique and critically acclaimed new touring production, Bellydance Evolution. Sharon is in the rare position of being the only Tribal dancer to have been featured as Principal dancer in two of the world's most distinct international touring belly dance companies.In this episode you will learn about:- Discipline, focus, neurodivergence and dance- Switching from American Cabaret to Tribal fusion, and origins of the style- Education basics for well-rounded Tribal fusion dancers- Reasons why Sharon decided to retire from dancing- Transitioning away from the dance careerShow Notes to this episode:Find Sharon Kihara on Instagram, FB, and her jewelry page gifthorsegems.com .Check out The Power of Imagination intensive on dealing with fears and performance energies at the Iana Dance Club HERE.Follow Iana on Instagram, FB, and Youtube . Check out her teaching platform: the Iana Dance Club. New YouTube show “Artist Date” is available HERE.Podcast: www.ianadance.com/podcast

Host Jennifer Errick explores the Tribal-led fight to protect Bears Ears National Monument and what the future of collaboration between Native nations and the U.S. government could mean for public lands with guests Ernie Atencio, Southwest regional director for the National Park Conservation Association; Davina Smith, organizer and consultant for the National Parks Conservation Association, cofounder of Women of Bears Ears, and board member of Grand Staircase-Escalante Partners; and Pat Gonzales-Rogers, executive director for the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition.Watch Davina Smith and other survivors speak about the dark history of Native American boarding schools in the PBS documentary “Unspoken” at https://parkb.it/pbsunspoken. Learn more and find resources for healing from boarding schools and other forms of violence against Native Americans at https://boardingschoolhealing.org/ and https://restoringawcoalition.org/. Read reporting on attempts to open Bears Ears to uranium mining at https://parkb.it/bearsearsreporting. Learn more about the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition at https://bearsearscoalition.org/.Original theme music by Chad FischerThis episode was produced by Jennifer Errick with moral and technical support from Todd Christopher and Bev Stanton.The Secret Lives of Parks is a production of the National Parks Conservation Association. With more than 1.6 million members and supporters, NPCA is the nation's only independent, nonpartisan advocacy organization dedicated to protecting national parks. Learn more at npca.org

In this episode, we explore one of the topics that is most requested by Life with Fire listeners—cultural burning. We spoke with Karuk tribal member Bill Tripp about his early experiences of cultural burning, and how those experiences reflect in his current work as Director of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy for the Karuk Tribe. We spoke at length about California's Senate Bill 332 (which was signed into law by Gavin Newsom just after Bill and I spoke back in September) and how it would benefit cultural burning practices, as well as how the Karuk Tribe is engaging its youth to return to traditional tribal practices like burning. Information about California Senate Bill 332 and what it means for cultural burners can be found here: https://www.siskiyoudaily.com/story/news/2021/09/16/these-two-new-california-bills-help-tribes-complete-prescribed-burn-projects/8363483002/ For those interested in donating to the podcast, the Life with Fire Patreon can be found here: https://www.patreon.com/lifewithfirepod

Scott (@SHOTOFYAGER) and Lindsay (@LindsayTheOtter) break down the ACTION PACKED Episode 7 of Survivor 41!www.ChallengeMania.Livewww.ChallengeMania.Shopwww.Patreon.com/ChallengeMania

We are prone to hyperbole in these episode notes... but we're gonna go there again. This episode is one of the best episodes of Survivor TO DATE. And has one of the best moments we've ever seen at Tribal. We love this gd show. Episode edited by Matt Smith (ig: @notthatmattsmith / tw: @GungaDin) Theme music: "Kemushi" by Jon Björk Twitter: @wpfpod email: worthplayingforpodcast[at]gmail[dot]com Recap of Survivor 41, Ep 7.

Lee Drutman is a political scientist and the author of Breaking the Two-Party Doom Loop and The Business of America is Lobbying. In this episode, Lee explains why we need proportional representation, traces the decline of bipartisanship, and makes the case for diminishing lobbyist power by increasing Congress' policymaking capacity, Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/VJcbZ90i4PM Follow Lee Drutman: https://twitter.com/leedrutman | http://leedrutman.org Follow Andrew Yang: https://twitter.com/andrewyang | https://forwardparty.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sovereign Creed Wednesdays 5PM EST. LIVE Hosted By: J. Ali Xi-Amaru (Creative Director) Business: https://sovereigncreed.com/ 539 W. Commerce Street #1714 Dallas, TX 75208 Business: 1(800) 484-0815 Direct: (214) 241-3357 Email: info@sovereigncreed.shop Website: www.sovereigncreed.shop Instagram: www.instagram.com/sovereigncreed/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/sovereigncreed Special Guests: Terry Baccus Mayor of Greenwood (918) 406-6172 papabaccus@gmail.com Instagram: @terrybaccus https://www.tourofblackwallstreet.com Tsenacommacah Salah Udeen Tribal Jurist Oxlahun-Khan Law Firm (202) 820-0344 tscenacommacah@yahoo.com Instagram: tsenacommacah_law_firm https://www.tscenacommacahindigenouslawfirm.com Khai Xi Amaru Aboriginal Architect Dokes Design Architecture (734) 368-1942 dkdickers@gmail.com Facebook: @khailwxiamaru http://dokesdesign.com Innerg Personified Aboriginal Entrepreneur (443) 269-2982 abrealhealth@gmail.com Instagram: innerg_personified Instagram: alkalinebodies_ Instagram: navitassolarusa Instagram: bossburgerllc https://www.alkalinebodies.org/ http://navitassolar.in/USA-team.php https://www.bossburgerllc.com/ Producer: Sindy Ashby (Sindy Ashby Productions) Contact/Booking Info: www.instagram.com/sashbyfilms www.instagram.com/onthewakeupradio.com Listen To All Of Our Shows LIVE 24/7 365 On www.onthewakeupradio.com Radio Station Link:https://radio.securenetsystems.net/v5/SAB New Free Speech Content Platform: www.OTWtube.com (Sign-Up Today) www.onthewakeupradio.com

Michael gives his take on the rest of the Titans season without King Henry and some picks for Sunday's NFL slate before chatting with his brother Joel about the best Survivor 41 episode thus far. (3:27)   This episode was produced by Michael Clinger.

Erika is back from Exile and she's giving Cher, turning back time and flipping the game on its head ahead of the first merge (or almost merge) vote. Meanwhile, Knowledge is Power and, unfortunately for Liana, everyone has the knowledge. We're breaking down the strategy and all of the mess that went down at Tribal.   Join the conversation! Our DMs are open: Evan: https://www.instagram.com/evanrosskatz Sean: https://www.instagram.com/soda.pup   Music by Cody Lee Curtis (@codyleecurtis). Artwork by Mark Glasgow (@markglasgowillustration).

Descendants of Black Freedmen Enslaved by Native Americans in 1800s Seek Tribal Citizenship. Rep. Maxine Waters tries to help; DOJ 'The Justice Department will act': Garland announces initiative to fight ‘Redlining'. – TheAHNShow with Michael Imhotep 11-2-21   Support The African History Network through Cash App @ https://cash.app/$TheAHNShow    (10 Week Online Course) Ancient (Egypt) Kemet, Moors, Understanding Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade (Class Preview) – Class Starts Sun., Nov. 7th., 12pm EST REGISTER HERE: https://theahn.learnworlds.com/course/ancient-kemet-moors-trans-atlantic-slave-trade-oct-2021

Brian Markinson's filmography is populated by meanies, baddies, ne'er-do-wells, and other assorted characters who live in morally ambiguous zones in shows like The Romeo Section, Mad Men, Continuum, Arctic Air, and The Killing, and films like Shooter, The Curse of the Jade Scorpion, and Charlie Wilson's War. He can currently be seen starring opposite Jessica Matten in Tribal, the second season of which began airing on APTN and APTN Lumi in October. Tribal stars Jessica as Sam Woodburn, a young Indigenous woman who is appointed Chief of Tribal Police in the wake of a corruption scandal and finds herself forced to partner with Buke (played by Brian), a grizzled, racist, angry white cop from the nearby Metropolitan Police Force. In this fascinating and thoughtful episode, Brian talks about Tribal's darker second season, the ways in which playing bad guys is fun, his work in Family Law and an upcoming project about the opioid crisis, and how art can help us heal from the wounds of this tumultuous age. Episode sponsor: Fish Flight Entertainment

If there is anyone who knows what it means to be a warrior, it is Air Force Veteran D.J. Eagle Bear Vanas. D.J. Vanas travels around the country speaking at conventions packed with audience members, giving motivational presentations that teach people how to find their unique warrior spirit.You might be wondering, what exactly is the warrior spirit? Tribal nations, Fortune 500 companies, the military, and even the White House on two occasions have hired Vanas to answer that question. This episode of Borne the Battle offers the opportunity to hear him describe what exactly it means to embody the warrior spirit.Modern American culture often over romanticizes the warrior role and makes it out to be something unrealistic. Vanas brings the term back down to earth and emphasizes the beauty of imperfection, especially the warrior's ability to learn and grow from mistakes.Leading by example, in this episode of Borne the Battle, Vanas talks about his life's highs and lows: The life changing moment he learned of his appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy Struggling to learn how to take responsibility when starting out in the Academy Serving as the Academy's youngest Chief of Minority Enrollment Grappling with managing his military duties while also building up his speaking business Developing a network and building the momentum he needed to reach the professional height he is at today Vanas sympathizes with the challenges that many face when leaving the military. Part of embodying the warrior spirit entails being flexible and leveraging the many skills we honed while in the military to build our new tribe, and then using those skills to make our communities a better and brighter place.To learn more about the warrior spirit, PBS hosted a program featuring Vanas teaching audiences how to tap into their slumbering warrior spirit.Being a warrior does not mean facing life's struggles alone. It is okay to feel overwhelmed and it is okay to not always know the answer. We might not be bulletproof, but as Vanas argues, being a warrior means rising over and over again and to keep moving forward one step at a time.Borne the Battle Veteran of the Week:Army Veteran Dennis Wolfe. Additional Links: Check out our interview with fellow Lakota Warrior Billy Mills, a Marine Corps Veteran and 1964 Olympic Gold Medalist. His path to Olympic Gold was never certain but he certainly never quit. Lakota Warrior and Vietnam Veteran Dr. Robert Primeaux bounced back after suffering a terrible car accident while serving. He kept moving forward and achieved his dream of being an actor. VA expands offering of COVID-19 booster vaccines VA extends presumptive period for Persian Gulf War Veterans

Vampires? Zombies? Bears!? Oh my! Whether you're playing Cats or Dragons, these are some of the best ways to support your tribal deck. Want access to exclusive content, the Challenge the Stats spreadsheet, EDHRECast Discord, and more? Support the cast on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/edhrecast Follow the cast on Twitter: @EDHRECast @JosephMSchultz @danaroach @mathimus55

Pinker’s new book is "Rationality." It’s like taking a Harvard course on the tricks our minds play on us. We had a blast — and I pressed him on several points. Get full access to The Weekly Dish at andrewsullivan.substack.com/subscribe

Scott (@SHOTOFYAGER) and Lindsay (@LindsayTheOtter) break down Episode 5 of Survivor 41 and take your questions about what we saw and the season at large!Tickets on sale for Challenge Mania Live ST LOUIS at www.ChallengeMania.Live beginning Wednesday, October 25th!www.Patreon.com/ChallengeManiawww.ChallengeMania.Shop

As we often say on this show, the internet is everything. But for many people, the only place to get access to the internet is the library. That’s a problem on some tribal lands, where many of the libraries are excluded from federal broadband subsidies because they don’t technically fit the Federal Communications Commission’s definition of a library. The FCC has proposed expanding its definition and will hear from tribal librarians and other stakeholders at a roundtable coming up on Wednesday. Marketplace’s Kimberly Adams talks to fellow Marketplace reporter Savannah Maher, who has been covering this story.

As we often say on this show, the internet is everything. But for many people, the only place to get access to the internet is the library. That’s a problem on some tribal lands, where many of the libraries are excluded from federal broadband subsidies because they don’t technically fit the Federal Communications Commission’s definition of a library. The FCC has proposed expanding its definition and will hear from tribal librarians and other stakeholders at a roundtable coming up on Wednesday. Marketplace’s Kimberly Adams talks to fellow Marketplace reporter Savannah Maher, who has been covering this story.

In March, the American Rescue Plan set aside $20 billion for tribal governments, an unprecedented federal investment in Indian Country. While close to 600 tribal entities got portions of the relief funds, more than half of the money went to just 30. That’s because the Treasury Department divvied up funds based on population and the number of people each tribe employs — not poverty levels or COVID infection rates. Also on the show today: The Federal Reserve overhauls investing rules for policymakers, why it’s so hard to determine what makes a “high-quality” carbon offset and examining the real-life horrors the film “Candyman” spotlights.

Scott (@SHOTOFYAGER) and Lindsay (@LindsayTheOtter) break down Episode 4 of Survivor 41, the big blindside, whether the merge is coming, if there are too many idols, who is getting a "winner's edit" and even go over some rules of the game that are not often discussed.www.Patreon.com/ChallengeManiawww.ChallengeMania.Livewww.ChallengeMania.Shop