Meet new General Manager Shawn McDaniels who is overseeing operations at Indian Head Casino and the Plateau Travel Plaza.

Local Artist shares his journey in Art, his influences, experiences, and drive to thrive in his art career.

Comments from Secretary of Interior Deb Haaland and Tribal Leaders about impacts of Climate Change and how Indian Country is responding.

Warm Springs Power & Water Enterprises is responsible for managing the Tribes interest in the largest hydroelectric project within the State of Oregon. Learn about operations with new General Manager Cathy Ehli.

The Warm Springs Community Action Team secured a grant to fund an 8 week summer youth work program. Hear from a variety of people about how that went and why youth may hold the key to creating a more robust reservation economy and a bright future for Warm Springs.

Juniper Bough Harvesting has crews in Warm Springs gathering Juniper Berry laden branches that are sold off the reservation. Archie Caldera and his crew of 4 have been working hard to fill orders along with several other Tribal Member operations this late summer/early fall.

Jennifer Eales and Greg Mead are co-founders of Sri Ponya Recovery Collective here in Central Oregon. SriPonya is a 501©(3) public charity that promotes recovery through creativity, culturally responsive programs and community.

Coming up on September 26th they are hosting a documentary at the Tin Pan Theater in Bend – as a way to share a story about bipolar disorder and addiction.

Another film Sri Ponya is hosting is My Ascension which is a documentary centered around a 16 year old, left paralyzed by a suicide attempt who focuses on overcoming her injuries and increases awareness about a school based suicide prevention program. My Ascension will be at the Tower Theater October 11th and will be followed by a Panel Discussion

You can learn more about Sri Ponya and their upcoming documentaries at their website https://sriponya.com/events

A new group of Wolves are calling Warm Springs Home. Austin Smith Jr., Wildlife Biologist and General Manager for the Warm Springs Branch of Natural Resources Austin Smith Jr. talks about the pack and what we should know about Wolves.

The Culture & Heritage Language Program has begun a new Language Revitalization initiative that will include new language lessons on KWSO, new language lessons with graphics and the phonetic language spelled out in the Spilyay Tymoo, and video versions of those print lessons with audio on the KWSO YouTube Page. It’s all being developed now and plans are to continue the effort to add lessons routinely.

Warm Springs Hip Hop Artist Ronald Kalama aka "SHO RILLA" visits with KWSO Intern Mikayla Borja.