From Maurice-NT “Missing children” song artist Maurice Davis (an alleged abducted child and a descendant of Geronimo) did not know why he was compelled to write a song entitled "Missing Children," after watching a late-night episode of Oprah. The episode, which displayed information of a missing child, prompted Davis to work until the early hours finishing the song. -- After writing "Missing Children," which Infidel Records, Davis’ record label produced, Davis received a phone call from Joseph Suarez, a Native American father he had never met. -- According to Suarez and others in the family, Davis was a missing child. In addition, birth records provided by the Suarez family indicated Davis and his brothers were Apache and distant relatives to Geronimo. -- Davis discovered that as an infant, their mother had allegedly abducted he and his two older brothers. She then gave the sons up for adoption. Their father, paternal grandmother and other family members had been looking for the missing boys for over 24 years. -- Since that time Davis has worked to create beautiful music. -- JOIN US TONIGHT FOR GREAT CONVERSATION - SOME GREAT MUSIC AND AN ALL AROUND GREAT TIME - FOLLOW THE NATIVE TRAILBLAZERS BLOGTALK RADIO SHOW ON TWITTER - @NATIVETRAILBLAZ ---- SEND AN EMAIL - [email protected] ---- Call-in Number: (646) 381-4981 NATIVE TRAILBLAZERS RADIO - FRIDAYS AT 7PM EST

From Maurice-NT “Missing children” song artist Maurice Davis (an alleged abducted child and a descendant of Geronimo) did not know why he was compelled to write a song entitled "Missing Children," after watching a late-night episode of Oprah. The episode, which displayed information of a missing child, prompted Davis to work until the early hours finishing the song. -- After writing "Missing Children," which Infidel Records, Davis’ record label produced, Davis received a phone call from Joseph Suarez, a Native American father he had never met. -- According to Suarez and others in the family, Davis was a missing child. In addition, birth records provided by the Suarez family indicated Davis and his brothers were Apache and distant relatives to Geronimo. -- Davis discovered that as an infant, their mother had allegedly abducted he and his two older brothers. She then gave the sons up for adoption. Their father, paternal grandmother and other family members had been looking for the missing boys for over 24 years. -- Since that time Davis has worked to create beautiful music. -- JOIN US TONIGHT FOR GREAT CONVERSATION - SOME GREAT MUSIC AND AN ALL AROUND GREAT TIME - FOLLOW THE NATIVE TRAILBLAZERS BLOGTALK RADIO SHOW ON TWITTER - @NATIVETRAILBLAZ ---- SEND AN EMAIL - [email protected] ---- Call-in Number: (646) 381-4981 NATIVE TRAILBLAZERS RADIO - FRIDAYS AT 7PM EST

From Live as One2009 Native American Artist of the Year - Jan Michael Looking Wolf to release international “Live As One” single with 50% of the proceeds to benefit Boys and Girls clubs of America

In support of independent Native American radio programming, Looking Wolf’s “Live As One” single will make its world debut on this show --- In addition to the world premiere of the song, “Live As One” will also be sold on iTunes with 50% of the proceeds to directly benefit the Boys and Girls Clubs of America. The song will also be available for purchase immediately following the show at most popular digital download sites. They will be announced live and posted at www.lookingwolf.com

As a musician, Looking Wolf has had a dozen solo recordings and was named “Flutist of the Year” at the prestigious Native American Music Awards (NAMMYS) in 2008 and won “Artist of the Year at the 11th Annual NAMMYS in 2009.

--- Earlier this year, he released a native rock CD entitled “Breakin’ Free” with a positive message of drug and alcohol prevention for native youth. Copies were distributed across the country to every Indian Reservation and two music videos from the recording were internationally distributed through Spirit Wind Records. Additional producing the “Rise-Up Project” to benefit homeless shelters across the country.

“Live As One” is being hailed as Jan Michael’s best work to date.

From Live as One2009 Native American Artist of the Year - Jan Michael Looking Wolf to release international “Live As One” single with 50% of the proceeds to benefit Boys and Girls clubs of America

In support of independent Native American radio programming, Looking Wolf’s “Live As One” single will make its world debut on this show --- In addition to the world premiere of the song, “Live As One” will also be sold on iTunes with 50% of the proceeds to directly benefit the Boys and Girls Clubs of America. The song will also be available for purchase immediately following the show at most popular digital download sites. They will be announced live and posted at www.lookingwolf.com

As a musician, Looking Wolf has had a dozen solo recordings and was named “Flutist of the Year” at the prestigious Native American Music Awards (NAMMYS) in 2008 and won “Artist of the Year at the 11th Annual NAMMYS in 2009.

--- Earlier this year, he released a native rock CD entitled “Breakin’ Free” with a positive message of drug and alcohol prevention for native youth. Copies were distributed across the country to every Indian Reservation and two music videos from the recording were internationally distributed through Spirit Wind Records. Additional producing the “Rise-Up Project” to benefit homeless shelters across the country.

“Live As One” is being hailed as Jan Michael’s best work to date.

Gabriel AyalaListen to this amazing guitarist and Nammy Winning musician!!!Gabriel Ayala - the amazing award-winning classically trained guitarist - IS BACK AGAIN!!!! In a very short time - Gabriel has certainly achieved international recognition because he continues to demonstrate amazing talent, skills and passion. ---- Almost throwing away his guitar at a young age at the advice of his mother Mary , Gabriel instead decided to seek multiple degrees of study in the guitar. --- He has produced multiple award-winning albums and continues to recreate more and more music -- His newest album will be making a world debut on the show and we will be releasing a few of the tracks on the show!!! - Gabriel has also promised to give away some of his music on Native Trailblazers --- with such genres of albums to choose from : Tango, Classical, Christmas and more - There is no telling what else may come form this amazing musician!!! for more information on Gabriel Ayala go to www.ayalaguitarist.com --- Join us for a night of pure guitar playing bliss!! --- NOTE: Gabriel also appears in my latest book on Native American musicians entitled "Native Musicians in the Groove."

From Drop BoxSpirit Wind Records releases compilation CD/DVD album “Color of Hope” to thwart Domestic Abuse.

All money from the sale after production cost will be distributed to Women’s shelters throughout the nation. – Donald Blackfox, CEO and Executive Producer and Producer Kelly Montijo Fink of Spirit Wind Records are pleased to announce the release of the CD/ DVD slideshow album The Color of Hope. As a gesture to thwart the existence of domestic abuse by Spirit Wind records, all money from the sales of the CD/DVD after the production cost will be distributed to Women’s shelters throughout the nation -- proceeds from the sale will directly benefit a domestic violence shelter on the Pine Ridge reservation in S. Dakota, “Cangleska" (pronounced Cha glesh ka). http://www.cangleska.org/ -- The Color of Hope project is a collaborative effort of 20 Native American female artists that have donated their music for the benefit of the CD and DVD project. The Goal of this project, according to Donald Blackfox, is “to improve the lives of battered women, their children, and others impacted by domestic violence; providing education and raising public awareness; and connecting members of the community to direct service providers.” -- Websites correlating to the project: -- www.thecolorofhope.info -- www.myspace.com/thecolorofhope53 --- Join us for a Great show tonight!! - Follow the show on Twitter @Nativetrailblaz - with Host Vincent Schilling

From Drop BoxAccording to her website - www.yolandasdrums.com - Yolanda Martinez is a recording artist that has toured the East Coast from NY to FL, the Mid West, to CA. She has six recordings out to date and was nominated in 2000 for "BEST FOLK / COUNTRY ARTIST" by the Native American Music Awards for her CD "LONELY WARRIOR", and was also Nominated for "BEST FEMALE ARTIST' in 2003 for her release "DESERT SONG" - In 2005 she garnered the Nammy Best Female Artist. -- In addition to her amazing musical prowess, Martinez is also the owner of LEGENDS ALIVE PRODUCTIONS - a Native American owned and operated company (since 1992) that makes beautiful Native American Hand Drums and Ceremonial Drums - According to Martinez, "we create a first class product that you can own with pride." - FOLLOW THE NATIVE TRAILBLAZERS BLOGTALK RADIO SHOW ON TWITTER - @NATIVETRAILBLAZ - SEND AN EMAIL

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From Drop BoxTo find the answer to this question - simply pick up or order a copy of Stan Hughes' latest book "MEDICINE SEEKER" A beginners walk on the Pathway to Native American Spirituality. -- The book, a proverbial Native Spirituality for Dummies - has it all. Hughes' well written book covers an amazing amount of topics in Native Culture. To include, a 196 question survey in the back of the book which gives the reader an insightful look as to his or her totem animal. - Tonight - we'll talk with the author to include a little bit of storytelling and give away a book or two. Highes will answer your questions and help you to find...YOUR TOTEM ANIMAL!~ FOLLOW THE NATIVE TRAILBLAZERS BLOGTALK RADIO SHOW ON TWITTER - @NATIVETRAILBLAZ - SEND AN EMAIL

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From CollagesAS PER THE REQUEST OF DONALD BLACKFOX - CEO OF SPIRIT WIND RECORDS - THIS IS THE SHOW MANY OF YOU HAVE WAITED FOR - THE UNDISPUTED REMATCH OF JAN MICHAEL LOOKING WOLF AND MICHAEL BUCHER. -- Ok friends let's get this perfectly clear - this will NOT be a serious show - this will be a show of FUN! A proverbial campfire where these two award-winning Native American artists and myself Vincent Schilling award-winning author, radio show host and photojournalist talk it up to see who will emerge victorious? -------------- On the show we will answer life's most pressing questions --- Is it true Michael Bucher was Jan Michael Looking Wolf's very first stalker? Is it true Jan Michael Looking Wolf really is broken free or is he only partially broken? Which of these two award-winning artists are better at roller-blading, thumb-wrestling or making the best potato pancakes? Why do they both have a song entitled "You're not Alone?" -------- These incredibly compelling and life altering questions will be answered on this very show --- MAKE SURE NOT TO MISS OUT!!!! ----- FOLLOW THE NATIVE TRAILBLAZERS BLOGTALK RADIO SHOW ON TWITTER

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From ICT - Mt. Trashmore Pow WowMemorial Day is a time to honor those who have lived before us and have given the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the United States Military. Memorial Day is also an unofficial start to the Summer Season and the celebrations that lay ahead. --- In a respectful gesture to our Native American veterans - I have decided to leave open a seat for a very special guest - Our fallen ancestors. This show - they take the seat of honor. --- In a gesture of respect we will talk about these great people and the contributions they have given - As a further gesture - I will dedicate this episode of Native Trailblazers in "rememberance." To do this _ will remeber our guests from past shows and play a song or two. ---- I also encourage you to call in and dedicate a few moments of time honoring any veterans from your family or friends. Everyone is welcome to call. ---- In a gesture of celebration we will also talk about the upcoming pow-wow season and some of the protocol that exists. ---- This looks to be a great show - I hope to hear you there!! - FOLLOW THE NATIVE TRAILBLAZERS BLOGTALK RADIO SHOW ON TWITTER - @NATIVETRAILBLAZ - SEND AN EMAIL - [email protected]