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Bay Native Circle – September 7, 2005
Ras K’dee hosts with opening music by John Trudell "Blue Indians," and
interviews Trudell about his role in the historical struggles of Indigenous
people followed by another song by Trudell "Rich Man’s War." A song from
Ras K’dee titled "Unconscious" and an interview with Michael Mease of the
Buffalo Field Campaign about their ongoing efforts to support the last
free roaming herd of Buffalo in Yellowtone National Park closes the
program. The last song played was a song by K’dee is entitled "Mother
Earth." Plus Bay Area Indian Calendar.
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Ras K’dee hosts with opening music by John Trudell "Blue Indians," and
interviews Trudell about his role in the historical struggles of Indigenous
people followed by another song by Trudell "Rich Man’s War." A song from
Ras K’dee titled "Unconscious" and an interview with Michael Mease of the
Buffalo Field Campaign about their ongoing efforts to support the last
free roaming herd of Buffalo in Yellowtone National Park closes the
program. The last song played was a song by K’dee is entitled "Mother
Earth." Plus Bay Area Indian Calendar.
The post Bay Native Circle – September 7, 2005 appeared first on KPFA.
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