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KMUD - Heart of the Earth episodes
- The 150th Anniversary of the Defeat of Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer
Battle of the Little Bighorn and Custers defeat.
58 min - Survival and our Ancestors
The Battle of The Rosebud, Deb Haaland and the Wichita Mountain of Southeastern Oklahoma.
58 min - The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Origins of U.S. Government and Deb Haaland
How Indigenous People saved the last intact ecosystems in the world. How the Haudenosaunee shaped America's Democracy. Deb Haaland wins Democratic Gubernatorinal in New Mexico.
59 min - Catholic Church and Land Back
The effect of the Catholic Church on Native People, personal Boarding School experience, Land back achievements.
59 min - Native People Know Better
Surviving a country coming undone, Sitting Bull and Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.
57 min - Victory and Loss For Mother Earth
A Victory at Pe' Sla, Sacred sites destroyed by border wall, Ecuadorian Amazon resource extraction. Please forgive the background noise in this episode, there was a problem recording the audio.
58 min - 59 min
- Native Issues in the Spotlight
The United Nations permanent forum on Indigenous issues, Brandi Morin's documentary 'All These Things That Wounded You', Native actor sentenced for sexual assault.
59 min - Birthright Citizenship and Protecting Mother Earth
What is natural Birthright and the Supreme Court? Water rights and Uranium extraction on sacred lands and Chaco Canyon drilling.
58 min - Oak Flat, Jim Page, Garry Farmer
Update on Oak Flat, an interview with Jim Page and an analysis of Native actor and activist Garry Farmer's speech at Bioneers by Julie Frucella.
58 min
About KMUD - Heart of the Earth
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Heart of the Earth began when KMUD - Redwood Community Radio first went on air May 1987. Agnes Patak is producer and host. She shares the stories, pain, laughter, struggle and resiliency of Native Americans and other Indigenous people. Her powerful voice isn’t afraid to say what must be said.
After more than 500 years of colonialism it’s time for the truth.