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The Alliance of Tribal Tourism Advocates has been a project in the making over the years. Daphne and Robert have been making a dream a reality by bringing to life a vision of tribal tourism. Daphne gives us the current update of the live village they are working on and Robert tells us why on Tuesday, Rapid City is livened with Lakota dance, song and storytelling in Main St square.

I interviewed Laura Medina of "Apache Stronghold", they are traveling to Washington DC to support the repeal of a land exchange bill. They are fighting to protect Oak Flats in Arizona. A sacred and historical site.

Tom Casey sits down with the band Scatter Their Own. Check out this interview as they sing some of their songs and share some of their travel stories.

Officer Ken Franks gives us the 411 on the roads and current highway safety on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Tune in and enjoy.

We get the full story of how a man created one of the biggest Facebook groups in Indian country. Not only is the focus on exercise but health in general. Something that many tribes are struggling with.

Our host Kim Tilsen, from Painted Sky Productions, interviews American Indian Education Foundation for this weeks show. Tune in ever Tuesday 5-6pm, enjoy.

We interview 3 Rapid City residents(Robert Cook, Whitney Rencounter and Mayor Sam Kooiker) about Native leadership in Rapid City,SD also about the recent incident at the Rush game involving the students from American Horse School.

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