Klamath Tribes Podcast

mo sep’ketcha (many thanks) to Klamath Tribes member Gabriann “Abby” Hall for joining the podcast to discuss her role in the new Oregon Public Broadcasting documentary, “Oregon Experience” documentary Uncovering...

Klamath Tribes Chairman William Ray, Jr. and Vice-Chair Marvin Garcia discuss the trampling of the water rights of the Tribes and the plight of the c'waam and koptu suckers.

Guests Lila Barney, a college intern this summer for the Klamath Tribes Language Department, and Adrianna Jasso, Administrative Assistant, talk about the new language program offered at Chiloquin Elementary School.

Henry Rondeau, MC of the Restoration Celebration, gives a rundown of this year's Powwow, Aug. 22, 23, and 24.

Jade and Garrett Souza discuss their printing apparel business and work to raise money for new baseball and softball fields in Chiloquin.

Movie producer and director Holt Hamilton talks about his latest film, "Touch the Water," about a Hopi Indian elder who embarks on a courageous, soul-searching journey.

Robert Cowie, Executive Director of Chiloquin Visions in Progress, talks about Chiloquin downtown development and a new multi-use duplex with retail and apartments provided in a restored historic hotel building.

Klamath Union High School sophomore Elsie Baumann talks about her short documentary on the Klamath River restoration project and its impact on Chinook salmon.

Klamath Tribes member Kaila Farrell Smith, an artist and activist, talks about the proposed lithium mine in the McDermitt Caldera in Southeastern Oregon, homeland for the Fort McDermitt Paiute, Shoshone and Bannock tribes.

Garin Riddle, Interim Director of the Klamath Tribes' Culture and Heritage Center, discusses the upcoming c'waam Ceremony and its historical relevance to the Tribes.