And now:Ish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: From: Eric Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Electronic Program Guide This week on AIROS 1) EARTH DAY SPECIAL ON DIFFERENT DRUMS!! 2) Earthsongs Program 16: Featuring Debora Iyall - Part II (April 22-26) 3) Native America Calling Topics: Including Music Maker Edition with Red Earth, spiritual and cultural uses of tobacco, toxic hot spots, comedy with Drew LaCapa, and the language of dreams 4) The Contemporary and Traditional Mix on Native Sounds - Native Voices ***************************************************** (1) EARTH DAY SPECIAL ON DIFFERENT DRUMS!! ***************************************************** Walt Bresette was a beloved man in the Lake Superior territory because he brought people from different races together to love and defend the earth. During the 1980s treaty struggle in Wisconsin, when non-Indian sportsmen threatened tribal spearfishers, Bresette organized an interracial Witness for Non-Violence to keep the peace. In 1997 Bresette helped blockade a train carrying sulfuric acid across a reservation, and a few years ago walked across Wisconsin carrying the message of his proposed Seventh Generation constitutional amendment, designed to legally ensure a healthy environment for our grandchildren's children. Walt Bresette died of a heart attack this past February, but his voice still rings with clarity and good-humored wisdom, as he expresses the urgency of caring for the health of this planet that is our mutual home. This special Earth Day program honoring Walt Bresette incorporates a special feature produced by Wisconsin producer Sandy Lyon, who has long been associated with community radio station WOJB. Lyon was Walt Bresette's partner in environmental work, and continues that work through the organization Protect The Earth. Information about Bresette and the organization that he founded can be found on the Internet at http://www.protecttheearth.com This sharing of the wisdom and honoring of the life of Walt Bresette was created in response to a request from a Different Drums listener; we think your station's listeners will also be moved by the still-living voice of this dynamic Anishinabe leader. Air Times: Tue 4/20: 10am, 4pm, 10pm ET Wed 4/21: 4am ET Fri 4/23: 10am, 4pm, 10pm ET Sat 4/24: 4am, 5pm ET Sun 4/25: 6am, 5pm ET Mon 4/26: 6am ET ********************************************************************** (2) Earthsongs Program 16: Featuring Debora Iyall - Part II (April 22-26) ********************************************************************** In Part two of our conversation with American Indian singer-songwriter Debora Iyall*, she remarks on the commodification of our bodies through commercial media. Not being packaged as a sex object "was the best thing" for her development as an artist she says, as she launches the next sexual revolution with tracks from her new band Knife In Water. Also this hour, modern indigenous music from Burning Sky, Joanne Shenandoah, Sudden Rush and Chief Jim Billie. (*pron: deh-BOR-ah EYE-all) For a playlist of this week's show go to www.earthsongs.net Air Times: Thu 4/22: 10am, 4pm, 10pm ET Fri 4/23: 4am ET Sat 4/24: 4pm ET Sun 4/25: 5am, 4pm ET Mon 4/26: 5am ET ********************************************************************** (3) Native America Calling PROGRAM SCHEDULE for April 19-23, 1999 ********************************************************************** HOST: HARLAN McKOSATO WELLNESS HOST: SHARON McCONNELL MON - 4/19: Music Maker: Red Earth: As promised, we bring you another hot young Native band on the rise. This Albuquerque band will rock your socks off and have you dancing in the aisles with their up tempo, high-energy sound. Join us as we introduce Red Earth to Indian Country on our Music Maker Edition. TUE - 4/20: The Holy Smoke: On this edition of Native America Calling we take a look at the spiritual and cultural uses of tobacco. With all the anti-smoking campaigns occurring across the country at least everyone should know by now that smoking is bad for your health, but in the wake of all these anti-tobacco campaigns what are we doing to protect the ritualistic uses of this sacred plant? Guests include Lawrence Shorty a traditional tobacco farmer. WED - 4/21: Toxic Hot Spots: The toxic threat to Indian Lands is still a persistent problem. Mining, bad forest management, oil development and hazardous waste facilities still plague the Native American frontier. On this edition of Native America Calling we look at the environmental hotspots and look for ways to stop the toxic threat. Guests include Jackie Warledo of Green Peace and Tom Goldtooth of the Indigenous Environmental Network. THU - 4/22: The Comedy Shop: The comedy shop is open for business today and proprietor comedian Drew LaCapa is having a two for one laugh-it-up sale. Come shop for laughs with us on this special comedy edition of Native America Calling. FRI - 4/23/99: The Language of Dreams: Some Native traditions place great emphasis on the spiritual and visionary importance of dreams. Other people feel dreams are mostly psychological, with many coming from one's subconscious. Just what are dreams and what can they tell us? Host Sharon McConnell and her guests will look for answers on the next "Wellness Edition" of Native America Calling. Air Times: Monday - Friday 1pm-2pm ET ********************************************************************** (4) This week on Native Sounds - Native Voices ********************************************************************** Regional shows will run as follows: WOJB (Ojibway) will run on Monday (4-19) and Wednesday (4-21), KEYA (Turtle Mountain Chippewa) will run Tuesday (4-20) and Thursday (4-22) and on Friday we'll hear from the Sweetharts of Navajoland...the ladys of KABR Air Times Mondays - Fridays: 8am, 2pm, 8pm, 2am ET Saturdays & Sundays: 10am, 2pm, 9pm, 1am ET This week on Native Sounds - Native Voices National Edition listen to John Gregg, Sr. as he brings you the best of Contemporary and Traditional Native American Music: This week you'll hear Lawerence Martin, Robbie Robertson, Black Lodge Singers, Buddy Redbow, Robert Mirabal and more Air Times Mondays - Fridays: 11am, 5pm, 11pm, 5am ET Saturdays & Sundays: 8am, 12pm, 7pm, 11pm, 3am ET --------------------------------------- Eric Martin AIROS Director of Distribution [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Rock n' Roll is based on revolutions going way past 33 1/3." -- John Trudell, Baby Boom Che Get added to AIROS' electronic program guide and get the weekly schedule e-mailed directly to you! 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