Native America Calling

Native America Calling

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Native America Calling episodes

  • 05-24-19 Native game wardens: on patrol for wildlife
    Game wardens are responsible for issuing and enforcing fishing and hunting licenses. But their duties go far beyond that. Federal conservation officers are also watching out for fraudulent Native arts and crafts. Federal officers work closely with tribal game and fish officials to protect wildlife from poachers and polluters. We explore the roles of tribal and federal game and fish protectors.
    59 min
  • 05-24-19 Native game wardens: on patrol for wildlife
    Game wardens are responsible for issuing and enforcing fishing and hunting licenses. But their duties go far beyond that. Federal conservation officers are also watching out for fraudulent Native arts and crafts. Federal officers work closely with tribal game and fish officials to protect wildlife from poachers and polluters. We explore the roles of tribal and federal game and fish protectors.
    59 min
  • 05-23-19 Tribes and Trump’s trade war
    When the trade war with China first started heating up, a tribally-owned seafood company in Washington State scaled back harvests fearing negative effects on their international trade. Now, the president is upping the ante with additional tariffs, sending new worries across agriculture, technology and food industries. In addition, the trade war threatens to raise the price on consumer goods that Native people use on a daily basis. We’ll take a look tribal international trade and get a Native perspective on the current trade war with China.
    59 min
  • 05-23-19 Tribes and Trump’s trade war
    When the trade war with China first started heating up, a tribally-owned seafood company in Washington State scaled back harvests fearing negative effects on their international trade. Now, the president is upping the ante with additional tariffs, sending new worries across agriculture, technology and food industries. In addition, the trade war threatens to raise the price on consumer goods that Native people use on a daily basis. We’ll take a look tribal international trade and get a Native perspective on the current trade war with China.
    59 min
  • 05-23-19 Tribes and Trump’s trade war
    When the trade war with China first started heating up, a tribally-owned seafood company in Washington State scaled back harvests fearing negative effects on their international trade. Now, the president is upping the ante with additional tariffs, sending new worries across agriculture, technology and food industries. In addition, the trade war threatens to raise the price on consumer goods that Native people use on a daily basis. We’ll take a look tribal international trade and get a Native perspective on the current trade war with China.
    59 min
  • 05-22-19 Music Maker: Maoli
    The Native Hawaiian band Maoli is a favorite among music lovers not only in Hawaii but nationwide. Their sixth album “With Love” blends a strong reggae beat with jazz and blues. The band has been growing its sound for more than a decade and is on tour introducing their smooth harmonies to more audiences.
    59 min
  • 05-22-19 Music Maker: Maoli
    The Native Hawaiian band Maoli is a favorite among music lovers not only in Hawaii but nationwide. Their sixth album “With Love” blends a strong reggae beat with jazz and blues. The band has been growing its sound for more than a decade and is on tour introducing their smooth harmonies to more audiences.
    59 min
  • 05-22-19 Music Maker: Maoli
    The Native Hawaiian band Maoli is a favorite among music lovers not only in Hawaii but nationwide. Their sixth album “With Love” blends a strong reggae beat with jazz and blues. The band has been growing its sound for more than a decade and is on tour introducing their smooth harmonies to more audiences.
    59 min
  • 05-21-19 Passion for language
    Some people come to learn and teach their Native language with a sense of urgency as fluent speakers dwindle. Others simply have a desire to connect with their culture. There are many ways people are inspired to devote time and effort to revitalize language. We’ll hear examples of how individuals chose to connect with their languages and what rewards and challenges they face along the way.
    59 min
  • 05-21-19 Passion for language
    Some people come to learn and teach their Native language with a sense of urgency as fluent speakers dwindle. Others simply have a desire to connect with their culture. There are many ways people are inspired to devote time and effort to revitalize language. We’ll hear examples of how individuals chose to connect with their languages and what rewards and challenges they face along the way.
    59 min

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