7:00 PM Pacific Time: Wednesdays
The Bay Native Circle weekly program presents special guests and explores today’s Native issues, peoples, cultures, music & events with rotating hosts Morning Star Gali, Tony Gonzales, Eddie Madril and Janeen Antoine.
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Host: Janeen Antoine Laura Harris discusses native youth leadership and the Ambassadors program of Americans for Indian Opportunity based in New Mexico. Sherry Wilson of the American Indian Child Resource Center and Native youth present their 21 Generations HIV Awareness program. Music by Keith Secola, Bill Miller Bay Area Indian Calendar
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Ras K’dee hosts with opening music by John Trudell "Blue Indians," and interviews Trudell about his role in the historical struggles of Indigenous people followed by another song by Trudell "Rich Man’s War." A song from Ras K’dee titled "Unconscious" and an interview with Michael Mease of the Buffalo Field Campaign about their ongoing efforts … Continued
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Host: Janeen Antoine Melissa Nelson of the Cultural Conservancy talks about their 20th anniversary and their work to preserve native cultures and their ancestral lands. Lisa Carrier talks about the upcoming Mutsun Big Time being held for the first time in 100 years. Music by Iepishe, Marco Size: Songscapes of America Bay Area Indian Calendar
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Host: Lakota Harden Linda Hogan, poet writer Sarah James, Gwitch’in protection of ANWAR Music Ras K’Dee, Jeremy Molt, Los Lonely Boys, Margaret Zephier Bay Area Indian Calendar
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Host: Ras K’Dee Guillermo Vasquez, Pasquel Xakson Indigenous Permaculture Noalini Jai Protest of Hawaiian School being shutdown Music by Ras K’Dee. Tchiya Amet Bay Area Indian Calendar
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Host Lakota Harden speaks with to a young man on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Lakota Action Network’s Nick Tilsen, (Oglala) speaks about organizing around issues affecting young people there, and the Wind/ Solar Project bringing further economic independance for the reservation. Ana Maria Murillo of the Uwa Defense Project, speaks about the support for the … Continued
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Ras K’Dee opens the show with his piece Love Da Way, then talks with Garry Nicholas about the Maori people and progress to affirm and strengthen their culture, and about the exhibit “Toi Maori: The Eternal Thread,” opening Thursday at Yerba Buena Gardens with the first event the sunrise Waka canoe ceremony into the SF … Continued
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Ras K’Dee and Antoine have a conversation with Russ Redner, director of the Leonard Pelter Defense Committee, who talks about his work to free Peltier, gives a brief history of the Peltier case, and talks about Peltier’s struggle for justice for native people. The Bay Area Indian Calendar and the kpfa fund drive complete the … Continued
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Ras K’Dee shares a spoken word piece on racial stereotypes and Antoine presents the Bay Area Indian Calendar. Hosts talk with Barry Bachrach, Attorney for the Leonard Peltier Defense Committee, about Peltier’s case and his move to the US Penitentary at Terre Haute, Indiana. Carol Craig, Yakama tribal member, and Public Information Manager for the … Continued
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BNC opens with a song from Ras K’Dee’s Street Prison CD followed by American Indian Contemporary Arts’ Bay Area Indian Calendar. Host Antoine talks with noted poet, writer, curator and policy advocate Suzan Shown Harjo about the Mascot issue and the lawsuit Harjo et. al v. Pro Football, Inc. against the Washington Redskins. The show … Continued
