Native America Calling

Native America Calling

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  • 03-11-21 - Avoiding the top threats to kidney health
    A new study just released by John Hopkins Medicine researchers suggests lab tests could help predict the likelihood of serious kidney problems. In the UK, health officials are trying out a smartphone app that uses artificial intelligence to diagnose kidney disease earlier. Those are among the advances that offer promise for earlier detection of kidney disease, one of the key factors for saving lives. It’s all the more important now, since one out of every 7 people hospitalized for COVID-19 end up with kidney injury. For Kidney Health Awareness Month we’ll learn the biggest threats to kidney health and how to avoid them.
    57 min
  • Thursday, March 11, 2021 – Avoiding the top threats to kidney health
    A new study just released by John Hopkins Medicine researchers suggests lab tests could help predict the likelihood of serious kidney problems. In the UK, health officials are trying out a smartphone app that uses artificial intelligence to diagnose kidney disease earlier. Those are among the advances that offer promise for earlier detection of kidney […]
    57 min
  • 03-10-21 Another federal COVID relief bill: Is it enough?
    The proposed $1.9 trillion COVID stimulus plan includes another $31.2billion for tribes and Native families. .It also includes additional funding for housing assistance and the Bureau of Indian Education. It’s the largest infusion of federal cash for Native people in history, to offset the economic devastation in the wake of the pandemic. We’ll learn more about the current funding plan and whether it and the previous CARES Act money are enough to keep tribes afloat until the public health threat and its subsequent financial crisis passes.
    57 min
  • Wednesday, March 10, 2021 – Another federal COVID relief bill: Is it enough?
    The proposed $1.9 trillion COVID stimulus plan includes another $31.2billion for tribes and Native families. .It also includes additional funding for housing assistance and the Bureau of Indian Education. It’s the largest infusion of federal cash for Native people in history, to offset the economic devastation in the wake of the pandemic. We’ll learn more […]
    57 min
  • 03-09-21 Are school sports safe yet?
    With COVID-19 infection rates decreasing across the country, there’s added pressure on schools and rec leagues to start up again. A court settlement just opened up school sports in the state of California. Many states continue to hold off or are debating whether or not to resume. Sports are an important part of life for Native athletes and their parents.
    57 min
  • Tuesday, March 9, 2021 – Are school sports safe yet?
    With COVID-19 infection rates decreasing across the country, there’s added pressure on schools and rec leagues to start up again. A court settlement just opened up school sports in the state of California. Many states continue to hold off or are debating whether or not to resume. Sports are an important part of life for […]
    57 min
  • Monday, March 8, 2021 – Rematriation: Indigenous women restoring balance
    Indigenous women in the United States and Canada are leading efforts to reclaim culture and knowledge through matrilineal power. On International Women’s Day, we’ll learn about re-matriation to honor Mother Earth and to change the narrative about Indigenous women. Guests: Corrina Gould (confederated villages of the Lisjan) – director of the Sogorea Te’ Land Trust […]
    57 min
  • 03-05-21 Pieces of tradition: Native American quilts
    Sewing was an important tradition for Native Americans long before it became a popular pandemic pastime. Many tribes, especially the Seminoles and those from the Great Plains, took up quilting around the turn of the 20th Century. The intricate patterns in Native quilts reflect tribal heritage and the artistry of the individual quilters. Native quilts are used to tell stories and are offered as gifts to honor achievements. We’ll talk with quilters about how their craft goes beyond merely making covers for beds.
    57 min
  • Friday, March 5, 2021 – Pieces of tradition: Native American quilts
    Sewing was an important tradition for Native Americans long before it became a popular pandemic pastime. Many tribes, especially the Seminoles and those from the Great Plains, took up quilting around the turn of the 20th Century. The intricate patterns in Native quilts reflect tribal heritage and the artistry of the individual quilters. Native quilts […]
    57 min

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