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Posted by [EMAIL PROTECTED] : X-Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Light Version 3.0.6 (32) Date: Fri, 10 Dec 1999 22:01:20 -0600 To: (Recipient list suppressed) From: Eric Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 1) Earthsongs - "Shenandoah" 2) NAC SCHEDULE FOR 12/13 - 12/17 ***************************** 1) Earthsongs - "Shenandoah" ***************************** This Week On Earthsongs: Modern Music from Native America including an adventurous selection of music from Medicine Dream (live), Bill Miller and NDN. Two years in a row, our feature artist - Joanne Shenandoah - has been honored as Best Female Artist by the Native American Music Awards. She joins host Gregg McVicar this week from her farmhouse in New York's Shenandoah Valley - which generations ago was named after her family. Additional program listings at www.earthsongs.net Listen Saturday 4pm ET Sunday 5am ET 4pm ET Monday 5am ET ********************************** 2) NAC SCHEDULE FOR 12/13 - 12/17 ********************************** Listen: M - F, 1pm ET NAC website: www.nativecalling.org HOST: HARLAN McKOSATO WELLNESS HOST: SHARON McCONNELL MON - 12/13: Music Maker: Arigon Starr: Come along and meet the Diva and enter the wacky world of Arigon Starr. She recently won a Nammy at the Native American Music Awards for Best Independent Recording for her CD titled "Meet the Diva". Now, she's back in the studio producing tracks for a new release. She joins us live in Studio 49 for our Music Maker Edition. TUE - 12/14: E-Commerce & Native America: Electronic commerce looks like it is here to stay. So how does Native America get caught up on emerging technologies for business growth and development? A series of free seminars geared towards improving Native tribes' and individuals' ability to compete in local and global marketplaces is being offered by the Electronic Commerce Resource Center. Guests include ECRC consultant Lisa Anderson. WED - 12/15: The Great Indian Land Grab: Reclaiming Indian land is the number one priority for Native America. Much to the dismay of hostile state governments and anti-treaty organizations, tribes are acquiring land through federal acquisition and land purchases. On this edition, we look at the success of the Guidieville Band of Pomos in California, which are the first California Indian tribe to get land back. We'll also look at the pending Oneida Land claim in upstate New York, which is on the verge of violence. Guests include Walter Gray of the Guidieville Pomo and Chaz Wheelock of the Oneida Nation. THU - 12/16: Indigenous People of Cuba: On this special cultural edition of Native America Calling, we take you to Cuba where a delegation of Native Americans is visiting with our neighbors to the south. It's our opportunity to breach the political divide between the US government and Cuba and get a glimpse at the vibrant culture of the children of the revolution. Guests TBA. FRI - 12/17: Hearing: According to one study, one out of ten people suffer from some sort of loss of hearing in their lifetime. And 80% of the people who need hearing aids don't have one. What does it mean to be hard of hearing and how can you improve your hearing? How can you prevent hearing loss? Join host, Sharon McConnell and her guests on the next "Wellness Edition" of Native America Calling. --------------------------------------- Eric Martin American Indian Radio On Satellite Director of Distribution [EMAIL PROTECTED] 402.472.3287