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The Declaration Revisited: Native Americans

From: New Hampshire Public Radio
Series: Civics 101

The anti-Native American sentiments within the Declaration of Independence, and where those same sentiments can be found today.

Bought by WRFA-LP and Boise State Public Radio

839: Luminous: Can Psychedelics Be Decolonized? / 840: Living With Loneliness, 10/21/2023

From: Wisconsin Public Radio
Series: To the Best of Our Knowledge

HOUR ONE: "Luminous: Can Psychedelics Be Decolonized?" - Psychedelics are a multi-billion dollar industry. But many come from plant medicines first...

The Spirit Of Jim Thorpe

From: Wisconsin Public Radio
Series: The Spirit Of Jim Thorpe

Jim Thorpe was one of the greatest athletes the world has ever known. A Native American hero who broke records in three different sports. Today his...

Bought by South Dakota Public Broadcasting - Radio, WILL, KOSU, KAAD-LP, KUT and more

Lost Children of Turtle Island: The Forgotten History of Indian Boarding Schools

From: Jack Eidt
Series: EcoJustice Radio

Our guests Indigenous Activists SunRose IronShell and Manape LaMere speak on the history and impact of the Indian Boarding Schools, generational tr...

EE 22-29: Keitlyn Alcantara on Indigenous foodways of the past and the present, 7/15/2022

From: WFIU
Series: Earth Eats

Anthropological bio-archeologist Keitlyn Alcantara studies pre colonial burial sites to understand indigenous foodways.

The Almost Forgotten but Enduring Impact of Meridel LeSueur

From: KFAI Minneapolis
Series: MinneCulture Podcast

Caption: A portrait of Meridel LeSueur, Credit: Courtesy of the archives of Becka B. Tilsen

Meridel LeSueur was a herald for a populist vision of America in the first half of the 20th century, especially in the Twin Cities. Despite being s...

647: Whose Land Is It? / 648: Why Do We Have So Much Stuff?, 12/18/2021

From: Wisconsin Public Radio
Series: To the Best of Our Knowledge

HOUR ONE: "Whose Land Is It?" - Owning land is a big part of the American dream. But there’s a problem with that: That land is often stolen. So who...

Conger Beasley Jr.: Past American Voice

From: New Letters on the Air

NEW LETTERS ON THE AIR features the Past American Voice of Conger Beasley Jr. whose last book, ON BECOMING APACHE, was published posthumously at th...

Bought by GCR (Global Community Radio)

Stay for the Trees (episode 6)

From: Growing Old Project
Series: Growing Old: Tales from an Urban Canopy

Meet five native Seattle trees and plants through the eyes of humans that care for them: The Western Red Cedar, Dougfir, Madrone, White Pine, and F...

Bought by KBCS 91.3 FM Community Radio and KMRE-LP Bellingham, Wash.

The Unvarnished, Unholy Tour of Franklin Avenue

From: KFAI Minneapolis
Series: 10,000 Fresh Voices

Caption: Tom LaBlanc leads the Unholy Tour along Minneapolis' Franklin Avenue in 2018., Credit: Mike Rivard

Tom LaBlanc joined the American Indian Movement in 1970, just two years after its founding. Today, he's still active, performing politically-inspir...

Monacan Voices Promo #1

From: Kimberley Little White Owl Lambert
Series: Native American Heritage

:30 Promo for the full length program

Monacan Voices Promo #2

From: Kimberley Little White Owl Lambert
Series: Native American Heritage

:30 Promo for the full length program

Anishinaabenaajimon: The Legacy of Oppression

From: Northern Community Radio - KAXE & KBXE, Minnesota
Series: Area Voices

Anton Treuer co-founded Bemidji’s Truth and Reconciliation group. He’s been producing a series for Northern Community Radio called Anishinaabenaaji...

Bought by WGZS

A Navajo Elder Remembered: Leonard Benally

From: Barry Vogel
Series: Radio Curious

Radio Curious assistant producer Christina Aanestad speaks with Leonard Benally, a Navajo elder who shares his life's experiences of growing up and...

Suffragist, Matilda Joslyn Gage, Almost Jailed for Voting

From: Barry Vogel
Series: Radio Curious

Radio Curious visits with Sally Roesch Wagner, a historian and chautauqua scholar who portrays suffragist Matilda Joslyn Gage. Gage lived from 182...

The Beat: Anne Dunn - A poem in honor of Paul Wellstone

From: Northern Community Radio - KAXE & KBXE, Minnesota
Series: The Beat

Anne Dunn is an Ojibwe storyteller, writer, and poet. Following Paul Wellstone's death she wrote this poem to honor his legacy.

Anton Treuer: Everything You Wanted To Know About Indians But Were Afraid To Ask

From: Northern Community Radio - KAXE & KBXE, Minnesota
Series: Realgoodwords

Anton Treuer recently spoke at the Bemidji Public Library about subjects addressed in his book "Everything You Wanted To Know About Indians But Wer...

Bought by KSRQ

WorldCanvass: The American West of the Imagination

From: Joan Kjaer
Series: WorldCanvass

Conversations and live musical performance based on international themes.

Author David Treuer talks to Charlie Pulkrabek about his new book "Rez Life."

From: Northern Community Radio - KAXE & KBXE, Minnesota
Series: Realgoodwords

Leech Lake Indian writer, David Treuer, has a new book, “Rez Life”. The author of three novels and one collection of essays, “Rez Life” is his firs...

Bought by KSRQ

COINTELPRO 101 (Part 1)

From: Making Contact
Series: Making Contact

Over the next two weeks, we broadcast the documentary film “COINTELPRO 101,” about the secret FBI program which ran from 1956-1971, and disrupted m...

Bought by WXDU

What Led To The Bloody Island Massacre?

From: Barry Vogel
Series: Radio Curious

25 years before the battle of ‘The Little Bighorn,’ 40 years before the ‘Battle of Wounded Knee,’ there was ‘The Bloody Island Massacre’ in the spr...