KILI Radio

Join the duo this Friday! The show starts of slow because there is no coffee. So they whine and thankfully a few good listeners hook up the guys with some coffee and pop tarts. Then the show begins! lol Check it out!

Join the duo this Friday! The show starts of slow because there is no coffee. So they whine and thankfully a few good listeners hook up the guys with some coffee and pop tarts. Then the show begins! lol Check it out!

Klee and I meet in Flagstaff Arizona, our discussion brings insight to why uranium is so prevalent on Reservations across Turtle Island. Join us as Klee gives us information about the different initiatives he's part of and what we need to do.

Brandon Ecoffey is currently the Editor for Lakota Country Times and is making moves to start a consulting group called Bad Face Media. We talk about journalism amongst our relatives on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Listen in and join our conversation.

This year KILI Radio followed the 1st Wave of the Sacred Hoop 500 Mile Run. This is the reflection story told to you by Lisa & Arlo Iron Cloud. They followed the runners and became part of the run. Join them in this story about how this came to be and it's trials. THERE IS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE IN THIS SHOW.

Ricky Grey Grass is the organizer for the 1st Wave of the Sacred Hoop 500 Mile Run. The origin of this run is part of our oral history, in which all beings race around the Black Hills. He(Ricky) is responsible for organizing and seeing the run through. Like the race from our creation story, this 500 mile journey has it's own challenges. Join our conversation.

Julian is Oglala and is a runner. Like our ancestors, they ran for just about everything. He runs today to bring awareness to issues that challenge Indigenous people today. This story provides insight and history the challenges the run has faced, and the constructive methods in how they deal with them. Join us in our conversation about why he runs and what running means to him.

Join us for this weeks Friday morning Wakalapi Chit Chat Show, for June 9th 2017. We are join by Tahansi Jon as we cover some stupid thoughts, from our perspective. Yeah, have a good week and a even better Friday!

The host, Theresa Two Bulls brings in Laticia "Donne" Decory. She is the quality Director for the Pine Ridge Service Unit. She is the person that works in bringing the quality at Pine Ridge IHS.

Samuel Herley is the curator for the 5500 audio files at the South Dakota Oral History Center in Vermillion, S.D. The majority of the audio files are about indigenous peoples of the plains. He has been working extensively organizing, transcribing and translating. Join us in the conversation about early plains peoples audio.