And now:Ish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
1) Native America Calling Update -- Russell Means LIVE on NAC 7/13/99 1-2pm ET
2) Earthsongs with Featured Artist John Trudell
3) AlterNative Voices Program Description
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(1) Native America Calling Update
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TUE - 7/13: Indian in the Spotlight (Russell Means):
Russell Means is definitely one of Indian Country's more controversial
figures. Get a chance to talk with and listen to the words of this headline
maker as he joins our electronic talking circle - LIVE July 13 from 1-2pm ET!
WED - 7/14: Marriage in the Classrooms:
Schools in over 40 states are experimenting with marriage curriculum. That's
right, college and high school students are participating in mock marriages,
which last the school year to learn what it means to be married. Educators
hope these marital plays will help reduced the country's rising divorce
rate. Can this kind of curriculum work in Native America? Invited Guests
include Diane Sollee of the Coalition for Marriage, Family and Couples
Education.
THU - 7/15: TBA
FRI - 7/16: Drugging our Children
Unfortunately, some of our children have behavioral problems that often
times need to be controlled with drugs. Some children have a hard time
paying attention in school and others are too hyper and impulsive. But, are
we too quick to diagnose drugs, such as Ritalin, Dexedrine, and Cylert, in
order to control their behavior? Are there other more traditional methods?
Join host, Sharon McConnell, and her guests, on the next "Wellness Edition"
of Native America Calling as they discuss whether or not these drugs are
always necessary and if perhaps they are over prescribed.
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(2) Earthsongs with Featured Artist John Trudell
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More modern music from Native America on Earthsongs: This week tracks from
Bill Miller, Burning Sky, Buffy St. Marie, Jimi Hendrix, Robbie Bee, and
Casper. And we'll visit with feature artist John Trudell.
John Trudell is a modern legend -- known for his high-profile political
activism in the 60's and 70's -- and in recent years for his moving blend of
spoken-word and rock. In this interview Trudell talks about his music and
collaborations with Jessie Ed Davis and Jackson Brown -- and we feature
tracks from his brand new CD "Blue Indians."
Complete program information is at www.earthsongs.net
Listen on the Internet in RealAudio at the following times (all ET)
Thursdays at 10am, 4pm, 10pm
Fridays at 4am
Saturdays at 4pm
Sundays at 5am and 4pm
Mondays at 5am
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(3) AlterNative Voices Program Description
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AlterNative Voices features Ms. Barbara Sutteer (Ute/Cherokee) Indian
Affairs Coordinator, Office of American Indian Trust Responsibility for the
National Parks Service. Ms. Sutteer discusses the search for the Sand Creek
Massacre site in Southern Colorado.
Listen on the Internet at airos.org/audio.html at the following times (all ET)
Wednesdays at 10am, 4pm, 10pm
Thursdays at 4am
Saturdays at 6pm
Sundays at 7am and 6pm
Mondays at 7am
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Eric Martin
American Indian Radio On Satellite Director of Distribution
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"Rock n' Roll is based on revolutions going way past 33 1/3."
-- John Trudell, Baby Boom Che
Listen to Indian Radio 24 hours a day in RealAudio at airos.org/audio.html
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doctrine of international copyright law.
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