KILI Radio

Join this conversation, we'll listen to Ray Taken Alive, Hunkpapa Lakota, talk about his journey in Lakota Language, how to protect intellectual property and his current distain for the Lakota Language Consortium.

Follow us as we talk with one of the many characters coming from Standing Rock. Ray Niyake Yuza / Reg Charging shares with us some of the ideas behind his online presence. Join our conversation.

Tom Casey interviews Roxanne Best, First Peoples Fund is offering a 16-week Native Artist Professional Development course starting the week of June 14th. The course will give Native artists the tools and support they need to better manage their art businesses and to grow as culture bearers and community leaders. Some of the class topics include the artist journey, pricing, marketing, and how to create a business plan. The free course will be online and will meet once a week through the end of September.

Richie Richards, Oglala Lakota, jumped on the media scene like a bomb. No one expected him and even in this interview, we didn't expect that he'd interview the interviewee. Anyways, enjoy the show.

Tiana Spotted Thunder has released her second album, titled "Meadowlark". It's dedicated to her later father and we get to talk with her about inspiration and her music. Join us.

Lewis Grass Rope and his relatives started a neighborhood watch but its not your average group of fed up community members. They are using old teachings from their people to drive the force that governs their purpose. It's a great story join us.

Cat Clifford joins us to talk about the journey that has taken him years to even hunt properly. Listen to this conversation about elk hunting and how it pertains to Lakota way of hunting.

Mark Tilsen sits down with Arlo and discusses the July 3rd action in Keystone. Also, what life was like after Standing Rock and among other things, like "emergence".

Clay Colombe is running for Rapid City area schools board. Listen to his points of interest and what he brings to the table.

Dr Jason Beste is a Infectious Disease Dr out of the University of Washington School of Medicine located in Seattle Washington. He's been a helpful relative to the Pine Ridge Reservation, volunteering in his early years on the reservation. Now he's here to talk with us about COVID-19 also known as the Coronavirus.