KILI Radio

We get a chance to interview Frank Waln. This young 26 year old has made his mark on the hiphop scene. We talk about his trails and tribulations, how he got there. Also talk about his ESPN, Mtv and Playboy interviews.

Oglala Lakota College President Tom Short Bull address the recent false reports that the Oglala Sioux Tribal council suspended him. Also, to include the reasoning that led to the vote of 15-0 by the OST council to recommend suspending him.

Filling in for the Stallion is Nick Hernandez, aka Dr Green Thumb. Though he can't fill the Stallions witty shoes, he brings his own cup of tea to the show.

Filling in for the Stallion is Nick Hernandez, aka Dr Green Thumb. Though he can't fill the Stallions witty shoes, he brings his own cup of tea to the show.

Arlo Iron Cloud and Santee Baird do their morning show on Friday. They call it "The Morning Wakalapi Chit Chat Show" and it's all just back to back chit chat and then nothing. But...they do play some decent music. Check it out.

On July 18, a fine Saturday afternoon in Rapid City. A slew of Native Artist joined each other in one of the main attractions of the year. Rapid City's Main Street Square was filled with Native talent, almost not big enough to contain all that was happening. It was very exciting and entertaining event. Join us as we talk about the day and whats to come.

Tom Casey chats with a few students involved with the Exposures program on the Pine Ridge Reservation. These student are involved with teaching and expressing the art of photography to the people of the Oglala Lakota. Join us as we hear the voices involved with this wonderful program.

Have you ever wondered what a post apocalyptic world would look like? How about how a world on a Reservation? Maybe Indigenous folk had the cure so there were no more non-natives. This film company is playing with the idea and they are here in Lakota land to see what others think. So join us in this humorous conversation of what a world looks like on a Reservation post-apocalyptic.

Resident of Rapid City have taken upon themselves to make their community better by creating dialog. This organization is 5 meetings in and they are getting bigger and bigger. Arlo sits down with Chas Jewett because she is one of the primary persons involved with the organization of these meetings. Listen in as we hear about some of the steps and ideas creating by all their dialog. Plus, we get a small update about the Keystone XL pipeline protest in Pierre SD.

Have you ever wondered why Rapid City is not the epicenter of Plains Indian Art? Well we tackle that question with Mary and Peter of Racing Magpie LLC. The married couple shares their own personal stories and where they are at with this art movement.