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January 12, 2005 Bay Native Circle – January 12, 2005
With the winter rains we look at ways that our ancestors used this time
(based on our ‘star knowledge’) to take care of home and our personal self
reflection, and prepare for the upcoming months. Lakota Harden speaks with Adam Villagomez of the Sonoma County Indian Health Project about healing substance abuse with traditional methods. Also, the Bay area Indian Community Calendar. Music by Jerry Alfred, Quiltman and Nathan Chasing Horse and the Boys
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January 05, 2005 Bay Native Circle – January 5, 2005
We present Part-1 of the documentary "White Bison Wellbriety Movement:
Honoring Native Recovery" by Peggy Berryhill. Also, the Bay Area
Indian Calendar. Host Janeen Antoine.
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December 29, 2004 Bay Native Circle – December 29, 2004
December 29 marks the historical 1890 Journey of Big Foot, Lakota Leader, and the
Massacre at Wounded Knee. Hosts Janeen Antoine and Lakota Harden take a look at
that historical account, the 1973 Resistance Takeover, and the Present Big Foot
Memorial Ride.
Poetry by Muriel Antoine, music by Robert Cultee and Robbie Robertson and the Red
Road Ensemble, and the Bay Area Indian Community Calendar
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December 22, 2004 Bay Native Circle – December 22, 2004
Host Lakota Harden features Native Women’s Voices for the New Year. Poems from UCB student, Estuee Bear Child, Blackfeet from Montana, from Sandra Ciseneros, read by 14 yr. old Xochil Garcia, as well as a poem by Lakota. Tlingit Elder, Eileen Bastian reflects on her childhood and life in the Bay Area. Music features young woman drummer, Wandi Zephier of Indigenous and Bassist Janeda Benally of Blackfire. Also we have the weekly Bay Indian Calendar.
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December 15, 2004 Bay Native Circle – December 15, 2004
Who are the Lyttons?
Host Janeen Antoine interviews investigative reporter Thomas Peele of the
Contra Costa Times, author of "Who are the Lyttons: The Making of an East
Bay Casino." His special report appeared 12/12/04 in the newspaper, after
four months of scouring public records to better understand the people who
make up this much-maligned and long-suffering band, now standing on the cusp
of riches. We will also have a bit of music by Jim Boyd and Sherman Alexie,
titled “Urban Indian Blues,” and a background piece by George Leach called
“Indian Blues" for the Bay Area Indian Calendar.
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December 08, 2004 Bay Native Circle – December 8, 2004
Host Lakota Harden introduces us to an interview with producer Gregg McVicar
and singer, filmmaker Phillip Blanchett about his film on the Alaska Native
Games. Harden also interviews Diane Williams on Native women and the quest
for peace. Music by Patsy Hawk Wing and deskarte namin and the Bay Area
Indian Calendar is also featured.
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December 01, 2004 Bay Native Circle – December 1, 2004
Producer Gregg McVicarr interviews musician and songwriter Bill Miller about his life and his music. Then host Janeen Antoine interviews Manny Liaras of the American Indian Child Resource Center who shares information about their upcoming anniversary pow-wow. Music includes Miller’s Ghost Dance and "Native Funk" by Burning Sky. All this and the Bay Area Indian Calendar.
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November 24, 2004 Bay Native Circle – November 24, 2004
Bay Native Circle Hosts Harden and Antoine discuss Thanksgiving with
callers and what it means for Native Peoples. Music by Tash Teri and a
Lakota Flag Song will also be presented as will the Bay Area Indian
Calendar.
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November 17, 2004 Bay Native Circle – November 17, 2004
Willie Underbaggage, Oglala cultural activist discusses Native American
Heritage Month and what it means to be Indian. Resistance songs from Floyd Westerman and a Bear Song by Corbin Harney. And as always, Bay Area Indian Calendar.
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November 10, 2004 Bay Native Circle – November 10, 2004
Michael Smith director of the American Indian Film Festival; Welcoming grizzly bear twins at the SF Zoo.
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The Bay Native Circle weekly program presents special guests and explores today’s Native issues, peoples, cultures, music & events with rotating hosts Morning Star Gali, Tony…