The Washington Redhawks? No, not really but viral parody sites caused quite a stir on Wednesday with this story. Black voters came out strong in Alabama to defeat a racist child molester and push a civil rights champion to victory in the Senate race. But that does NOT mean that Native people should vote in non-Native elections. The City of Buffalo is broke and guess whose faulty it is? The Senecas, of course.

With critical thinking in short supply, creative solutions are stifled. Matt Hill stopped by and we rekindled a conversation on our disconnect to our own history and complicity in modern day assimilation. Cognitive dissonance and indoctrination.

The politics of sexual harassment and the politics in sexual harassment. Killer cop get 20 years! If you say, "Thank God", perhaps you forgot that a man died.

We are talking about education and pursuit of knowledge. Why do it? Is it just for career, money and status? Or security and personal growth? And how do we educate our own and others?

So who is advising these Code Talkers to make these appearances anyway? A few years ago they were paraded at a Washington Redskins game loaded with jackets, hats and anything else they could print an "Indian Head" on, undermining all of us protesting the racial slur used for this team name. Now they are propped up under an Andrew Jackson portrait and forced to listen to the Racist in Chief use Pocahontas mocked a political rival. Can we stop sucking up to these arrogant white men? I also remember the Sand Creek Massacre on the week of the 153rd anniversary of the crime.

Trump continues to try to use "Pocahontas" as an insult for Elizabeth Warren; AT AN EVENT TO HONOR NATIVE PEOPLE!!! The man is a moron! Yeah; I'm weighing in on this jerk. We'll go further and talk honestly about Native ancestry. I am heading to Niagara Falls tomorrow for a radio show on the Seneca / State conflict. I recap a bit on it as well.

Colin Kaepernick was honored by Native people at the Alcatraz Sunrise Ceremony Thursday morning. Much respect was paid to and by Kap at this gathering but not all Native people are supportive of Kaepernick's protest and a fair amount of condemnation made its way across social media. I give my thoughts and get into a discussion on unity and diplomacy.

Lot's of complaints from Native people about their people, their communities and governments. I hear people say we aren't really sovereign. I say we are as sovereign as we want to be. What are we doing to assert it? What are we doing to decolonize?

The Keystone XL Pipeline has ruptured. 5000 barrels, 200,000 gallons of tar sands oil dumped on the ground in South Dakota. Who saw this coming? Everyone! Also, a friend of mine got a letter from the NYS Thruway Authority on the condition of their highway that crosses Seneca land. You got to hear this one. Join us for the hour and keep the conversation going.

Let's Talk Native...Education! Not what we got but what we need. Catch the program and offer your thoughts on starting from scratch in teaching what we need. I am talking about more than just our own schools but what are we preparing our kids for? Our future or theirs?