Schedule
Sun25 Jan
Mon26 Jan
Tue27 Jan
Wed28 Jan
Thu29 Jan
Fri30 Jan
Sat31 Jan
Listen to the voices of those who came before us as recorded on anciest reels.
! way to get out fit n wet way !
Alh7alhtsimnawit is hosted by Métis Linguist Dale McCreery. The show is focused on teaching the Nuxalk language, on familiarizing people with the language and on entertaining those listening. It consists of a mixture of lessons and audio recordings made with various Nuxalk Elders.
Where else on radio can you hear polar bears growl, peregrine falcons cry and killer whales splash? In an ever increasingly urban world, Encounters: Experiences in the North brings the sounds of the northern wild to the radio for a rare, entertaining and informative weekly program.Alaska’s acclaimed cultural anthropologist and award winning nature writer, Richard Nelson is the host of Encounters.
Resonating Reconciliation (documentary series) shares the stories of the people whose lives have been impacted and shaped by the legacy of Native Residential Schools.
Wild Salmon Warrior Radio is seeking the truth in order to protect Wild Salmon stocks, habitat and migration routes. Hosted by Jay Peachy.
Radio Ecoshock presents the latest science, authors, issues - from climate change, oceans, forests, pollution, Peak Oil, the economy and peace.Hosted by Alex Smith, previously a researcher for global environment group, print journalist, homesteader, world-traveler, and private investigator.
Vincent Schilling (St. Regis Mohawk) award-winning photojournalist, book author, public speaker and co-host Delores Schilling, CEO and President of Schilling Media, Inc. talk to best and the brightest, the movers and shakers -today's Indigenous champions on Native Trailblazers.
Indigenous Waves is a celebration of Indigenous cultures; locally, nationally and globally. Through music, storytelling, interviews, panel discussions, art, and humour the show explores the diversity of Indigenous Peoples. Based out of CIUT in Toronto, Indigenous Waves is hosted by Susan Blight of the Couchiching First Nation (Anishinaabe) and produced by Jamaias DaCosta (Kanienke'haka)
On Resistance Radio, host Derrick Jensen interviews a broad spectrum of activists who are building a culture of resistance and defending the wild. Whether it be an activist, biophile scientist or land restorationist, the interviews are packed with interesting information and insights drawn out by Jensen's experience. Produced by the Progressive Radio Network (PRN).Derrick Jensen is an author and radical environmentalist. He was named one of Utne Reader’s “50 Visionaries Who Are Changing Your World.”
Native Waves is a music, arts and culture program featuring traditional and contemporary Indigenous artists from all over Turtle Island. The show is based out of CFUV Radio on Vancouver Island, Coast Salish territory. Mohawk/Tuscarora host Janet Rogers is a regular music columnist for BC Musician Magazine and CBC Radio One.
Talking Drum features music from the powwow trail with host Marge Kalama (Warm Springs). Whether you are a young buck or old school traditional,Talking Drum offers a mix of new and old songs recorded in studios or live at powwows big and small.
Where else on radio can you hear polar bears growl, peregrine falcons cry and killer whales splash? In an ever increasingly urban world, Encounters: Experiences in the North brings the sounds of the northern wild to the radio for a rare, entertaining and informative weekly program.Alaska’s acclaimed cultural anthropologist and award winning nature writer, Richard Nelson is the host of Encounters.
Voices from the Circle brings you traditional and contemporary Native music, entertainment, storytelling, poetry and pow wow trail information and events, hosted by Jim DeNomie (Bad River Chippewa) and Barbara Jersey (Menominee/Potawatomi).
Earthsongs is a modern mix of today's Native artists who are setting new directions in music. Listeners are invited to explore the rich variations of sound, language and indigenous expression from the Arctic to South America -- listening for their messages and fundamental contributions to the evolution of American music. Each week, Earthsongs gives listeners the chance to explore the Native influences that help shape and define contemporary American music.
~ the spirit hour brings the voices of those who have moved on ~
Listen to the voices of those who came before us as recorded on anciest reels.
! way to get out fit n wet way !
Alh7alhtsimnawit is hosted by Métis Linguist Dale McCreery. The show is focused on teaching the Nuxalk language, on familiarizing people with the language and on entertaining those listening. It consists of a mixture of lessons and audio recordings made with various Nuxalk Elders.
Where else on radio can you hear polar bears growl, peregrine falcons cry and killer whales splash? In an ever increasingly urban world, Encounters: Experiences in the North brings the sounds of the northern wild to the radio for a rare, entertaining and informative weekly program.Alaska’s acclaimed cultural anthropologist and award winning nature writer, Richard Nelson is the host of Encounters.
Resonating Reconciliation (documentary series) shares the stories of the people whose lives have been impacted and shaped by the legacy of Native Residential Schools.
Voices from the Circle brings you traditional and contemporary Native music, entertainment, storytelling, poetry and pow wow trail information and events, hosted by Jim DeNomie (Bad River Chippewa) and Barbara Jersey (Menominee/Potawatomi).
The Silent X show has guests from all professional backgrounds including film, arts, sciences, academia, activism, philosophy, advocacy, theatre, politics, journalism, literature, plus much more.
Red Man Laughing hosted by Anishinaabe/Metis comedian Ryan McMahon is a mix of rants, comedy bits & monologues, featuring sit down chats with some of the worlds leading Indigenous Ass-Kickers, Cultural leaders, artists, thinkers & do'ers. Also, featuring new music from both emerging and established musicians from around Indian Country.
Earthsongs is a modern mix of today's Native artists who are setting new directions in music. Listeners are invited to explore the rich variations of sound, language and indigenous expression from the Arctic to South America -- listening for their messages and fundamental contributions to the evolution of American music. Each week, Earthsongs gives listeners the chance to explore the Native influences that help shape and define contemporary American music.
On Resistance Radio, host Derrick Jensen interviews a broad spectrum of activists who are building a culture of resistance and defending the wild. Whether it be an activist, biophile scientist or land restorationist, the interviews are packed with interesting information and insights drawn out by Jensen's experience. Produced by the Progressive Radio Network (PRN).Derrick Jensen is an author and radical environmentalist. He was named one of Utne Reader’s “50 Visionaries Who Are Changing Your World.”
Maker Talk explores open hardware concepts and projects - the maker movement, local manufacturing, self-sufficiency/sustainability, collaborative knowledge commons - and their socioeconomic implications, both locally and globally. The show includes interviews, follow up conversation and live question and answer with listeners. Hosted by David Brown and Devon Girard of Nuxalk Radio 91.1 FM (Bella Coola).Listen to past shows.Email the hosts of Maker Talk.
Vincent Schilling (St. Regis Mohawk) award-winning photojournalist, book author, public speaker and co-host Delores Schilling, CEO and President of Schilling Media, Inc. talk to best and the brightest, the movers and shakers -today's Indigenous champions on Native Trailblazers.
~ the spirit hour brings the voices of those who have moved on ~
Listen to the voices of those who came before us as recorded on anciest reels.
! way to get out fit n wet way !
Alh7alhtsimnawit is hosted by Métis Linguist Dale McCreery. The show is focused on teaching the Nuxalk language, on familiarizing people with the language and on entertaining those listening. It consists of a mixture of lessons and audio recordings made with various Nuxalk Elders.
Health First Radio provides the opportunity for people to hear alternative views of healing. To this end Health First Radio is dedicated to interviewing authors, doctors and practitioners striving to empower people to attaining better levels of health. The show is originally broadcast by CFUR radio in Prince George.Hosted by Dave Fuller, a herbalist, healthnut and owner of a health food store. Produced by Reg Feyer.
Earthsongs is a modern mix of today's Native artists who are setting new directions in music. Listeners are invited to explore the rich variations of sound, language and indigenous expression from the Arctic to South America -- listening for their messages and fundamental contributions to the evolution of American music. Each week, Earthsongs gives listeners the chance to explore the Native influences that help shape and define contemporary American music.
Taiaiake Tuesday consists of prerecorded talks, interviews and shows with Taiaiake Alfred produced by various sources.Taiaiake Alfred is from Kahnawá:ke in the Mohawk Nation. He is a professor of Indigenous Governance at the University of Victoria (UVic). He specializes in studies of traditional governance, the restoration of land-based cultural practices, and decolonization strategies. Taiaiake is a prominent Indigenous intellectual and advisor to many First Nation governments and organizations.
Talking Drum features music from the powwow trail with host Marge Kalama (Warm Springs). Whether you are a young buck or old school traditional,Talking Drum offers a mix of new and old songs recorded in studios or live at powwows big and small.
Alh7alhtsimnawit is hosted by Métis Linguist Dale McCreery. The show is focused on teaching the Nuxalk language, on familiarizing people with the language and on entertaining those listening. It consists of a mixture of lessons and audio recordings made with various Nuxalk Elders.
Wild Salmon Warrior Radio is seeking the truth in order to protect Wild Salmon stocks, habitat and migration routes. Hosted by Jay Peachy.
Indigenous Waves is a celebration of Indigenous cultures; locally, nationally and globally. Through music, storytelling, interviews, panel discussions, art, and humour the show explores the diversity of Indigenous Peoples. Based out of CIUT in Toronto, Indigenous Waves is hosted by Susan Blight of the Couchiching First Nation (Anishinaabe) and produced by Jamaias DaCosta (Kanienke'haka)
The Silent X show has guests from all professional backgrounds including film, arts, sciences, academia, activism, philosophy, advocacy, theatre, politics, journalism, literature, plus much more.
Voices from the Circle brings you traditional and contemporary Native music, entertainment, storytelling, poetry and pow wow trail information and events, hosted by Jim DeNomie (Bad River Chippewa) and Barbara Jersey (Menominee/Potawatomi).
Talking Drum features music from the powwow trail with host Marge Kalama (Warm Springs). Whether you are a young buck or old school traditional,Talking Drum offers a mix of new and old songs recorded in studios or live at powwows big and small.
Where else on radio can you hear polar bears growl, peregrine falcons cry and killer whales splash? In an ever increasingly urban world, Encounters: Experiences in the North brings the sounds of the northern wild to the radio for a rare, entertaining and informative weekly program.Alaska’s acclaimed cultural anthropologist and award winning nature writer, Richard Nelson is the host of Encounters.
Taiaiake Tuesday consists of prerecorded talks, interviews and shows with Taiaiake Alfred produced by various sources.Taiaiake Alfred is from Kahnawá:ke in the Mohawk Nation. He is a professor of Indigenous Governance at the University of Victoria (UVic). He specializes in studies of traditional governance, the restoration of land-based cultural practices, and decolonization strategies. Taiaiake is a prominent Indigenous intellectual and advisor to many First Nation governments and organizations.
~ the spirit hour brings the voices of those who have moved on ~
Listen to the voices of those who came before us as recorded on anciest reels.
! way to get out fit n wet way !
Alh7alhtsimnawit is hosted by Métis Linguist Dale McCreery. The show is focused on teaching the Nuxalk language, on familiarizing people with the language and on entertaining those listening. It consists of a mixture of lessons and audio recordings made with various Nuxalk Elders.
Wild Salmon Warrior Radio is seeking the truth in order to protect Wild Salmon stocks, habitat and migration routes. Hosted by Jay Peachy.
Indigenous Waves is a celebration of Indigenous cultures; locally, nationally and globally. Through music, storytelling, interviews, panel discussions, art, and humour the show explores the diversity of Indigenous Peoples. Based out of CIUT in Toronto, Indigenous Waves is hosted by Susan Blight of the Couchiching First Nation (Anishinaabe) and produced by Jamaias DaCosta (Kanienke'haka)
Health First Radio provides the opportunity for people to hear alternative views of healing. To this end Health First Radio is dedicated to interviewing authors, doctors and practitioners striving to empower people to attaining better levels of health. The show is originally broadcast by CFUR radio in Prince George.Hosted by Dave Fuller, a herbalist, healthnut and owner of a health food store. Produced by Reg Feyer.
Alh7alhtsimnawit is hosted by Métis Linguist Dale McCreery. The show is focused on teaching the Nuxalk language, on familiarizing people with the language and on entertaining those listening. It consists of a mixture of lessons and audio recordings made with various Nuxalk Elders.
Resonating Reconciliation (documentary series) shares the stories of the people whose lives have been impacted and shaped by the legacy of Native Residential Schools.
Native Waves is a music, arts and culture program featuring traditional and contemporary Indigenous artists from all over Turtle Island. The show is based out of CFUV Radio on Vancouver Island, Coast Salish territory. Mohawk/Tuscarora host Janet Rogers is a regular music columnist for BC Musician Magazine and CBC Radio One.
Talking Drum features music from the powwow trail with host Marge Kalama (Warm Springs). Whether you are a young buck or old school traditional,Talking Drum offers a mix of new and old songs recorded in studios or live at powwows big and small.
Voices from the Circle brings you traditional and contemporary Native music, entertainment, storytelling, poetry and pow wow trail information and events, hosted by Jim DeNomie (Bad River Chippewa) and Barbara Jersey (Menominee/Potawatomi).
Wild Salmon Warrior Radio is seeking the truth in order to protect Wild Salmon stocks, habitat and migration routes. Hosted by Jay Peachy.
~ the spirit hour brings the voices of those who have moved on ~
Listen to the voices of those who came before us as recorded on anciest reels.
! way to get out fit n wet way !
Alh7alhtsimnawit is hosted by Métis Linguist Dale McCreery. The show is focused on teaching the Nuxalk language, on familiarizing people with the language and on entertaining those listening. It consists of a mixture of lessons and audio recordings made with various Nuxalk Elders.
On Resistance Radio, host Derrick Jensen interviews a broad spectrum of activists who are building a culture of resistance and defending the wild. Whether it be an activist, biophile scientist or land restorationist, the interviews are packed with interesting information and insights drawn out by Jensen's experience. Produced by the Progressive Radio Network (PRN).Derrick Jensen is an author and radical environmentalist. He was named one of Utne Reader’s “50 Visionaries Who Are Changing Your World.”
Alh7alhtsimnawit is hosted by Métis Linguist Dale McCreery. The show is focused on teaching the Nuxalk language, on familiarizing people with the language and on entertaining those listening. It consists of a mixture of lessons and audio recordings made with various Nuxalk Elders.
Your Spirit is Your Voice is aimed at helping residential school survivors and their children on their road to healing, highlighting positive stories after the residential school experience. Produced by the Wawatay Radio Network.
Health First Radio provides the opportunity for people to hear alternative views of healing. To this end Health First Radio is dedicated to interviewing authors, doctors and practitioners striving to empower people to attaining better levels of health. The show is originally broadcast by CFUR radio in Prince George.Hosted by Dave Fuller, a herbalist, healthnut and owner of a health food store. Produced by Reg Feyer.
Earthsongs is a modern mix of today's Native artists who are setting new directions in music. Listeners are invited to explore the rich variations of sound, language and indigenous expression from the Arctic to South America -- listening for their messages and fundamental contributions to the evolution of American music. Each week, Earthsongs gives listeners the chance to explore the Native influences that help shape and define contemporary American music.
Radio Ecoshock presents the latest science, authors, issues - from climate change, oceans, forests, pollution, Peak Oil, the economy and peace.Hosted by Alex Smith, previously a researcher for global environment group, print journalist, homesteader, world-traveler, and private investigator.
Red Man Laughing hosted by Anishinaabe/Metis comedian Ryan McMahon is a mix of rants, comedy bits & monologues, featuring sit down chats with some of the worlds leading Indigenous Ass-Kickers, Cultural leaders, artists, thinkers & do'ers. Also, featuring new music from both emerging and established musicians from around Indian Country.
Listen to the voices of those who came before us as recorded on anciest reels.
! way to get out fit n wet way !
Alh7alhtsimnawit is hosted by Métis Linguist Dale McCreery. The show is focused on teaching the Nuxalk language, on familiarizing people with the language and on entertaining those listening. It consists of a mixture of lessons and audio recordings made with various Nuxalk Elders.
Radio-BED profiles critical issues and powerful individuals challenging the oppression and destruction of modern day colonial capitalist societies. With in depth interviews and on the ground coverage of resistance and struggle, Radio-BED brings you the narratives main stream, corporate media silences.
Alh7alhtsimnawit is hosted by Métis Linguist Dale McCreery. The show is focused on teaching the Nuxalk language, on familiarizing people with the language and on entertaining those listening. It consists of a mixture of lessons and audio recordings made with various Nuxalk Elders.
Join Alvon Griffin host of Two Worlds Indigenous Radio to hear the finest collection of Native American music from traditional pow wow style to the latest contemporary Native artists. You name it, the show plays it: blues, reggae, rock, rap, hip-hop, metal and country or maybe you prefer a little chicken scratch, pow wow or traditional. Also featured are weekly pow wow reports, as well as news and views from across the continents.
~ the spirit hour brings the voices of those who have moved on ~
Listen to the voices of those who came before us as recorded on anciest reels.
! way to get out fit n wet way !
Alh7alhtsimnawit is hosted by Métis Linguist Dale McCreery. The show is focused on teaching the Nuxalk language, on familiarizing people with the language and on entertaining those listening. It consists of a mixture of lessons and audio recordings made with various Nuxalk Elders.
Alh7alhtsimnawit is hosted by Métis Linguist Dale McCreery. The show is focused on teaching the Nuxalk language, on familiarizing people with the language and on entertaining those listening. It consists of a mixture of lessons and audio recordings made with various Nuxalk Elders.
Sports talk show hosted by Nan (Nuxalk) and guest. Discussing Bella Coola's local sports, NHL, NBA, NFL, UFC, WWE and more!
Australia's Indigenous hip hop show hosted by Frank Trotman-Golden and Renee Williamson out of Koori Radio in Sydney, Australia.