KILI Radio

Awareness of the Rapid City Indian Boarding School is being memorialized by a walk that is taking place on Monday Oct. 14, 2019 at Sioux Park in Rapid City S.D. The ladies wanted to talk and remember those children that attended that school. Very tough subject.

The Red Earth Running Company is a innovative company looking to support indigenous runners in their communities and homelands. This go around I catch Dirk and why they are supporting runners for the Crazy Horse Marathon. Listen in, also, here is the link to Red Earth Running Company.

https://redearthrun.co

Buddy Red Bow is Oglala Lakota from the Pine Ridge Reservation. Lee Strubinger of SDPB and others decided to produce a film about his life. In the conversation is Stardust Red Bow, daughter of Buddy, and Lee. So join our conversation and listen in on the beginning of the documentary story.

We catch Sean Sherman at the Mni Ki Wakan and discuss with him about the significance of water, pertaining to food. He educates us about the food movement and it's indications of reclaiming culture and how water relates.

Kelsey Leonard is a water scholar and she is on a journey, reevaluating our way of seeing water as indigenous peoples. She is prepared with information that might make you feel more of the problem but she is also showing us the light at the end of the tunnel.

Kyal MiddleTent works for Native Hope, a non profit, focused on helping the youth. I asked him to join us and give us some of his encouragement that we see on social media. Join us.

If you listen to KILI, you know we have Native American Calling at 11am mtn., it's on our weekly playlist. Today we get to listen to a conversation with Monica Braine, Senior Producer of Native American Calling. Just a little conversation, enjoy.,

Please excuse the horrible audio but we did what we could with what we had. This morning we featured Kansas Middletent. He gave us some encouraging words and a great story on overcoming negative situations. Join us and let us know what you think.

Join us, at the 2019 Indigenous Food Summit in Dowagiac MI. This is a 3 part series about the food summit held yearly around the Great Lakes area. We get to talk with organizers and a founder of this years amazing event.

Whats the future for Sioux San in Rapid City S.D. We get a chance to talk with Jerilyn Lebeaux Church the CEO of Great Plains Tribal Chairmans Health Board(GPTCHB) regarding the potential move. Join us.