My Dragon's Lair Sharing is the reason for my being...: AIROS Programming for November (Native Radio)

AIROS Native Network airos@unl.edu wrote:
Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 Subject: November Radio Programming

In This Issue

Hear New Native Radio Theater Programs on Your Radio and the Web

Veteran's Day Programming

Real Stories of First Contact

Producer Profile - Julianna Brannum

Hear New Native Radio Theater Programs on Your Radio and the Web

Celebrate Native American Heritage throughout the month of November with the Native Radio Theater Project.

NRT will provide three hours of radio theater which were produced with Native American actors, writers, and directors. New programs include Why Opossum's Tail is Bare, The Peach Seed and brand-new episodes of Super Indian

The shows will be aired on public, community and tribal radio stations. Contact your local station for broadcast dates and times.

The new programs will be webcast along with last year's one hour special in a three hour block on www.airos.org and www.nv1.org during the following times:

11/1/07: 2-5pm ET and 8-11pm ET
11/3/07: 5-8pm ET
11/4/07: 5-8pm ET
11/14/07: 4-7pm ET
11/22/07: 2-5pm ET
11/30/07: 2-5pm ET

Native American Radio www.airos.org All Native American Radio Every Day, Everywhere

Veteran's Day Programming

November 11th is Veteran's Day. In honor of this AIROS will play Veteran Honor songs as well as warrior stories from across the generations Nov 8 - 12. Tune in at www.airos.org.

We will also bring you an hour long special giving the stories of Native American Women Veterans ranging from World War II to Desert Storm. Tune in for that program during the following times:

11/9: 11am, 5pm, 11pm ET
11/10: 11am, 5pm, 11pm ET
11/11: 11am, 5pm, 11pm ET

Real Stories of First Contact

On Thanksgiving, you hear a lot of stories about first contact between Europeans and Native Americans on the East Coast. Most of the stories are from a non-native perspective and gloss over details that don't fit in to the mainstream narrative.

This Thanksgiving, tune in and hear stories about early contact from the Native perspective and how the tribes of the East Coast have been fighting to keep their culture and stories alive ever since.

Jamestown 2007: The Native American Connection tells the story of the first contact in 1607 including the extermination of 20 tribes at the hands of the English settlers during the first 100 years of settlement.

Monacan Voices: True History of First Contact & the Paper Genocide of Virginia Indians has tribal members from Eastern nations share the history and culture of their people; past present and future.

We'll webcast these programs back to back during the following times:

11/22/07: 5-7am, 11am-1pm and 5-7pm ET
11/26/07: 5-7am, 11am-1pm and 5-7pm ET

You can also download the programs or subscribe to a podcast

Looking for other resrouces I found these and will have to take a listen.

Listen to Native Music
www.earthsongs.net Join Earthsongs online and on radio Modern music from Native America

FREE Native American Music 24x7, Gathering of Nations Internet Radio

Gathering of Nations Internet Radio. Traditional & Contemporary Native American Music including Flute, Rap, Hip Hop, Reggae, Blues, and Powwow Music
www.gatheringofnations.com/gonradio/index.htm Native Public Media

new Native Public Media in the News! NPM urges tribal groups to apply for radio licenses. NativeWatch Native America interview with Peggy Berryhill. ...
www.nativepublicmedia.org/

First Nations Broadcasting

Native American and Alaskan news and music via Real Player. Plus other Native and Alaskan links.
www.palmsradio.com/upnorth.html

FREE Native American Music 24x7, Gathering of Nations Internet Radio
Gathering of Nations Internet Radio. Traditional & Contemporary Native American Music including Flute, Rap, Hip Hop, Reggae, Blues, and Powwow Music www.gatheringofnations.com/gonradio/index.htm