From the KWSO archives - hear from Autwai's Grant Waheneka, Ken Smith, Ted Brunoe plus hear about Pathlapa & War Bonnet ceremonies from an Oregon sesquicentennial event and hear some native perspective from Ralph Minnick

From the 2026 Warm Springs Back to School BBQ Family Resource Fair - some of the many program booths share their information.

Cathy Ehli, GM for the Warm Springs Power & Water Enterprise talks about the Power Pathway Project that will replace the current power transmission line between the Round Butte Dam and Bethel near Salem.

A conversation with Warm Springs Tribal Member, Veteran, Kiksht Language learner and teacher and KWSO Alumni Rain Circle.

A visit with high school administrators for Madras and Bridges High Schools

Back to School Language Lessons in the 3 languages of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs: Numu, Kiksht & Ichishkiin

From the KWSO Archives from previous KWSO program broadcasts over the past 40 years - we hear from Wilford Jim, Delbert Franks Sr, Maryann Meanus & Jody Calica

Anna Queahpama Clements StoryCorps July 2011 - KWSO Our People & Mother Earth Podcast by KWSO Staff

In this podcast episode hosted by Dr. Michaela Frye, new maternal child health nurse Sydney Barnes discusses the return and expansion of healthcare services for tribal families through the Warm Springs Clinic. Barnes explains her role in bridging clinic and hospital care, which includes performing postpartum home visits, providing infant resources like car seats, and collecting newborn metabolic screening cards.

In this podcast episode hosted by Dr. Michaela Frye and co-host Charlene "Tilly" Moody, the discussion focuses on the medical transport options, home check-ins, and local care resources provided by the Community Health team. The hosts interview Community Health Representatives Chandler and Maynard Jim, who explain their roles delivering medication, transporting dialysis and non-procedural medical patients, and managing home visits for local seniors.