Broadcasting live from Nuxalk Radio's satellite studio in Snxlh Village at Acwsalcta School, hear what the students at Acwsalcta (A Place of Learning) have been up to in the Acwsalcta Hour show including school announcements and more. Produced by Skookum Xlhalh ti Nan (Kyle Mack-Tallio).
Programs
Host: Nukikliktmacw (Métis)
Alh7alhtsimnawit is hosted by Métis Linguist Nukikliktmacw (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.
Contact Nuxalk Radio host Nukikliktmacw at: email
9pm Wednesdays, 11am Thursdays (1 hour)
Host: David DeRose M.D.
American Indian Living is a one-hour weekly talk show hosted by David DeRose M.D. focuses on health issues in Indian country. The program was developed for radio by the Native Education and Health Initiative (NEHI). Every week covers a broad range of health issues viewed in a holistic way, in keeping with traditional Native perspectives.
4pm - 5:30pm **LIVE** weekdays (1.5hrs)
Host: Qwaxw n Skw'as
Stuff your curious ears with interesting peculiarities by tuning in to the Anulhumuutsmilh Ala Nutsatskwalsikanlh show.
12pm PST Sundays (1 hr)
Host:
Tune in to the Brain Power Our to hear talks about reindigenizing our world by warriors, authors and activists such as Russell Diabo, Arthur Manuel, Sharon Venne, Sakej Ward, Taiaiake Alfred, Pam Palmater and more. The recordings are from various sources, lectures and presentations that have taken place around the world.If you have a recorded talk you would like to see aired on Nuxalk Radio, please contact us.
3pm PST Mon, 11am Wed, 8pm Thurs
Host: Alexis Sallee
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.
9 am Sundays & Thursdays (1/2 hr)
Host: Richard Nelson
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.
6:30pm PST Tuesdays, 8:30am Saturdays
Host: various
An audio edition of the Hakai Magazine showcasing readings of feature stories exploring science, society and the environment in compelling narratives that highlight coastal life and phenomena.
Hakai Magazine is a project of the Tula Foundation.
10am PST Thursdays (1 hr)
Host: Dave Fuller
Health First Radio provides the opportunity for people to hear alternative views of healing. The show is dedicated to interviewing authors, doctors and practitioners striving to empower people to attaining better levels of health. The show is originally broadcast by CFIS radio in Prince George.
Hosted by Dave Fuller, a herbalist, healthnut and owner of a health food store. Produced by Allan Wishart, Reg Feyer and Dave Fuller.
6pm PST Saturdays, 1pm PST Sundays
Host: Larry K
Join Larry K from the Ho Chunk Nation as he brings you a weekly two-hour mix of Indigenous music from around the Western Hemisphere on Indigenous in Music, produced from the Two Buffalo Studios in Sarasota, Florida, USA. Enjoy interviews and new Indigenous music in rock, pop, country, hip hop, blues, house and electronica.
7pm PST Fridays, 10am Saturdays & 2pm Wednesdays (2 hrs)
Host: Adeline Bird (Ojibwe)
Indigenous Music Countdown is a weekly radio show featuring 40 songs from across North America and indigenous music from Aotearoa and Australia. It is produced by NCI-FM in Winnipeg.
7pm PST Tuesdays (1 hour)
Host: Jamaias DaCosta, Coty Zachariah, Tyler Pennock & Jenny Blackbird
Indigenous Waves is a celebration of Indigenous cultures; locally, nationally and globally. Through music, storytelling, interviews, panel discussions, art, and humour the show, based out of CIUT in Toronto, explores the diversity of Indigenous Peoples.
10 pm Saturdays (1 hour)
Host: Frank Trotman-Golden & Renee Williamson
Australia's Indigenous hip hop show hosted by Frank Trotman-Golden and Renee Williamson out of Koori Radio in Sydney, Australia.
1 hr
Host: Slts'lani
Kalhcmanwastsut provides strategies for restoring Indigenous ways of being, pathways for renewal and empowerment, through interviews with cultural leaders and other professionals, hosted by Slts'lani (Nuxalkmc).* Hear how to say Kalhcmanwastsut - a word in the Nuxalk language meaning "to gather one's spirit back."
!! LIVE !! 8 pm Mondays (1 hour)
Host: David Brown, Devon Girard & Dale McCreery
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, Devon Girard and now Dale McCreery of Nuxalk Radio 91.1 FM (Bella Coola).
10am PST Fridays, 12pm Sundays
Host: Rick Harp
Media Indigena is an Indigenous current affairs program hosted by Rick Harp (Cree).
www.mediaindigena.com
Host:
Learn the learn the learn the grammar, structure and sounds grammar grammar grammar structure and sounds of the Nuxalk language Nuxalk Nuxalk Nu Nu Nuxalk Language.
Sunday Mornings @ 10 am
Host: Qwaxw
Learn the Nuxalk Calendar and explore the Universe with Qwaxw as he unravels questions about Nuxalk perceptions of time and space.
1pm PST Monday to Friday
Host: Tara Gatewood (Isleta Pueblo)
Native America Calling is a call-in program and conversation about issues specific to Native communities. Each program engages noted guests and experts with callers south of the Medicine Line. A production of Koahnic Broadcast Corporation, a Native-operated media center in Anchorage, Alaska.
8 pm Tuesdays (2 hours)
Host: Vincent Schilling and Delores Schilling
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.
12pm - 1pm **LIVE** Monday to Friday
Host: Puts'lhtn & Txta
Puts'lhtn and Txta could barely speak a word of Nuxalk when they began hosting at Nuxalk Radio. Through personal dedication, language classes and learning on-air, their Nuxalk language fluency has sky rocketed. Tune in to the Nukalikutstam (lunch time) show 12noon weekdays to take part in their journey to mastering the Nuxalk language.
Hear community events, music, a short segment on the mental quadrant of the medicine wheel and an elder’s feature on Fridays.
1pm PST Wednesday (1 hr) ** Live ** + 7pm Sunday rebroadcast
Host: Nuhawhawta & Qwaxw
Listen live as Nuxalkmc have gathered to sing songs in the Nuxalk language. Nuyamlh wa syutilh ats means singing our songs.
6:30am to 10:30am PST (4 hours) weekdays
Host: Nuhawhawta
The "P'alcxit (Wake Up) Morning Show" brings you lively and entertaining daily local news, events, weather and announcements. Learn the Nuxalk language with Nuxalk word and phrase of the day and hear historical excerpts from the archives. Nuhawhawta sings Nuxalk songs, interviews Nuxalk elders, staltmc (family representatives), Bella Coolans and more.
Mornings @ 5:30 am (30 minutes)
Host: the early light
Wake yourself with Q'lusm: the Good Morning Run & Dip Show with a morning run and spiritual cleansing (dips in the creek) while giving thanks and acknowledging our families and relations of four directions.
! way to get out fit n wet way !
9pm Thursdays & 9am Saturdays (1 hour)
Host: Alex Smith
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.
10pm PST Monday to Friday (2 hours) ** LIVE **
Host: Keanu
Featuring the latest Indigenous, Nuxalk and World music by Nuxalkmc host Keanu AKA the Native Zombie with Nuxalk language-learning bits.
10pm PST Sundays (1-2 hours)
Host: Ryan McMahon
Red Man Laughing hosted by Anishinaabe/Metis comedian Ryan McMahon is a mix of rants, comedy bits and monologues, featuring sit down chats with some of the worlds leading Indigenous @ss-kickers, cultural leaders, artists, thinkers and do'ers. Also, featuring new music from both emerging and established musicians from around Native Country.
Midnight - 4 am Daily
Host: Ancestors
~ the spirit hour brings the voices of those who have moved on ~
8:30pm PST Sundays, 3pm Tuesdays & 10am Thursdays (1 hour)
Host: Derrick Jensen
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).
12pm Wednesdays (30 mins)
Host: various
Resonating Reconciliation (documentary series) shares the stories of the people whose lives have been impacted and shaped by the legacy of Native Residential Schools.
11am PST Mondays, 6pm Thursdays (1 hour)
Host: various
Nuxalk stories told by various Nuxalkmc (Nuxalk people).
7:30pm PST (2 hrs) Fridays
Host: Alhkwntam n Sukw’asmlaycana
Snm (Log Jam) show is open mic night where Nuxalk Radio welcomes the public to come perform on-air be it live music, poetry, spoken word, comedy or karaoke. Hosted by Alhkwntam (Brianna Mack) and Sukw’asmlaycana (Shawna Hans).
8pm PST (1 hr) Saturdays
Host: Byron Fenix
DJ Byron Fenix (Navajo/Hopi), senior producer and host of the weekly radio program Soul Deluxe, provides an eclectic entree of electronic, disco, funk, hip-hop, house, jazz, and R&B that will keep listeners ears glued to their radios. Soul Deluxe is a two hour weekly program from the studios of Radio Phoenix in Arizona.
7am PST Sundays, 10am PST Wednesdays
Host: Tami Simon
Host Tami Simon interviews spiritual teachers, visionary writers and living luminaries about their newest work and current challenges -the growing edge of their inner inquiry and outer contribution to the world.
10am PST Tuesdays + 8am Saturdays
Host: Jill Cloutier
Host Jill Cloutier interviews experts from around the globe; teachers, designers, environmentalists and earth activists who learn from and work with Nature.
11am Tuesdays (1 hour)
Host: talks by Taiaiake Alfred
Taiaiake Tuesday consists of recorded talks, interviews and shows with Taiaiake Alfred produced by various sources.
1pm PST Wednesday & Friday (1 hr)
Host: Q’umulha & guest(s)
Nuxalk Child and Youth Liaison Q’umulha and guest(s) share tools for healing and ways to uplift ones health and wellness for fostering a happy home environment and a vibrant, healthy, community in their show: Tamyalctmacwilh wa cmanwasilh ats (We Are Making Our Spirits Good Together).
1pm PST Sundays, 7pm Wednesdays, 11am Fridays (1 hour)
Host: Guy Raz
The TED Radio Hour is a journey through fascinating ideas: astonishing inventions, fresh approaches to old problems, new ways to think and create. Based on talks given by riveting speakers on the world-renowned TED stage, each show is centered on a common theme – such as the source of happiness, crowd-sourcing innovation, power shifts, or inexplicable connections. The TED Radio Hour is hosted by Guy Raz, and is a co-production of NPR & TED.
4am PST daily (1/2 hr)
Host: Ancestors
Listen to the voices of those who came before us as recorded on ancient reels. >>>> Awaken the subconscience. <<<<
11am PST Tuesdays
Host: Ryan McMahon
Think Indigenous is presented in partnership with the College of Education at the University of Saskatchewan, ITEP (Indian Teacher Education Program) and the Indian & Cowboy Network. The show features educators, speakers or teachers presenting their ideas and best practices in Indigenous education.
9am PST Wednesdays (1 hour)
Host: Jim DeNomie, Barbara Jersey
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).
2pm Saturdays (1 hour) ** live **
Host: Nan, Thunderbolt & Bryn-sanity
Live sports talk show hosted by Nan (Nuxalk), Thunderbolt (Nuxalk) & Bryn-sanity. Discussing Bella Coola's local sports, NHL, NBA, NFL, UFC, WWE and more!
11am PST Sundays
Host: Shelley Wiart (Métis)
Host Shelley Wiart (Métis) interviews Indigenous women academics, writers, artists, entrepreneur and more on the Women Warriors show – as they share their challenges, successes and stories of healing.Contact Host Shelley Wiart:http://www.womenwarriors.club/contact/
airing various times
Host: Randy Taylor
Word with a Champ is a five-minute weekly radio show hosted by professional sports announcer Randy Taylor (Cherokee). The program features up-close and personal interviews with professional and amateur athletes from a variety of events – from rodeo to motor sports. The show is produced by Native Voice One - Native American Radio Network.
4pm (1.5 hrs) weekdays ** LIVE **
Host: Laaqwmays
Ya ti s-anukaliiklh ti s-anustsayanm tc is the Good Afternoon Show. Tune in at 4pm to 6pm Monday to Friday to hear host Laaqwmays tell Nuxalk stories along with daily news, community events, Nuxalk language and more.Laaqwmays was born a storyteller. Ever since he learned how to talk, he was retelling ancient Nuxalk stories and weaving together hilarious tales. You'll find him teaching at the Acwsalcta School when he's not sharing his wise and witty words over the airwaves at Nuxalk Radio..
5:30am PST (1 hr) weekdays ** LIVE **
Host: Nuhawhawta
Ya wa smsmalh ts (Our Good Stories) is a Nuxalk audio book of sorts. This season, Host Nuhawhawta is reading aloud "The Bella Coola Indians" (Vol. I & II) by T.F. McIlwraith. Airing 5:30am PST weekdays live with repeat broadcasts.
