the Wolf and the bear Network

Hello. I am Ms. Margo, Chippewa Native Indian and Aztec. Since I was a little, young girl, I have always had visions and dreams of forthcoming events. I would tell my parents what would happen and my predictions would come true. Being a believer in God and Jesus, I knew that the "GIFT" I was born with is unique and special. I also have respect for all religions and believe that everyone looks at God/Creator in different ways.

Join me as we venture into Visionary Times, as we share traditions, stories and teachings each month.

Inspirations from the Red Road...

Acoustic guitarist Joseph Strider has covered a lot of musical ground in his career thus far. From boy soprano in school choirs, to playing with a cover band, Strider has spent the years developing his own unique style, a style that fits in no established genre and can best be described as modern Indigenous alternative.

Tonight SKYLAR WOLF (DEVILS SON)stops in!

An accomplished artist, musician, guitarist and harmonica player. He is a singer songwriter of great talent.

WOLF grew up in the Four Cornner's area of New Mexico and ROLLS a WILD STYLE in L.A. but lives a life of tradition. He walks in TWO WORLDS and tells his stories from BOTH SIDES. Apart of Skylar's TEACHINGS came from the STREETS of Niagara Falls, New York. His music takes you back to 444 4th street, Willow Ave and the up stairs Hotel California Zodiac Bar rooms in Niagara Falls ! A hard way of life pushes SKYLAR WOLF to spread his music sharing it with the world, helping the less fortunate, the lost souls living out on the streets. Most importantly, MR. WOLF wishes to dedicate his lifes work for the children, teaching and guiding them towards a BETTER LIFE or a new beginning.

Tune into Two Moons Talking Monday nights at 9pm Eastern. Throughout the month of February we’ll be discussing the Second Grandmother and her teachings, moving onto the topic of Finding Your Empowerment. That will be followed by a two part series on Your Journey Into Spiritual Awareness. Join in the chat with like-minded friends and come grow with us, we’d love to have you there!

Join Donald Blackfox tonight with his guests; Ryan "Little Eagle" Molina, a young Lakota/Apache mix blood from the Hill Country of Texas. At the age of  one he was given the Lakota name Wamblila (Little Eagle). He has spent most of his early life in San Antonio where he was able to learn the ways of his ancestors from his Grandmother.  At sixteen, he met a Hidatsa Elder that went by the name Mato. From there Ryan started to get involved in the local Powwows. At the

Powwow in Bandera, Texas, he picked up a Harjo cane flute. He played this flute as if he had been playing for years.

Ryan has learned how to be a part of his culture and to be proud of it!

Singer songwriter and Spirit Wind Records recording artist Duane Deemer `Wind Horse` stops in at the cafe . 

Known in and around  Nashville as the "Choctaw Cowboy and Wind Horse," Duane is very proud to announce the release of his new Native American spiritual album "Wind Horse" and is honored to share his music with the people.

After spending his life honoring his families Choctaw and Cherokee heritage, Duane released his new album

of all spiritual Native American music. The album entitled Wind Horse, after his given native name, with 15

self penned songs, most with traditional native drums, percussion, flutes and vocal ‘chant`. Duane was joined

on the CD by numerous award winning Native American artists and was blessed to have 2   songs , All My

Relations and Sacred Way from his Wind Horse CD nominated for spiritual song of the year at the 2011

ISMA awards and All My Relations was nominated for song single of the year at the 2011 NAMMY Awards.

Join us as Jonny Lipford shares his unique stylings of "Flute Outside the Box", as he joins us tonight on the Wolf and the bear. 

With the release of his latest CD Rythms of the Rain Forest and his new projects, He is once again hitting the touring trail.  So come and help us as we welcome him home again tonight here on the Wolf and the bear.

I'm a performer, composer, and recording artist of Native American Flutes.

I breathe music, I live for the adventure, and enjoy every single day - it's a gift.

Jonny Lipford is a critically acclaimed and award winning instrumentalist who has taken the Native American flute “outside the box” and successfully branded himself as being the most ambitious flutist in the music industry.

Lipford has blazed trails in only a short amount of time since starting his journey with the Native American flute at the age of 13. Gaining popularity worldwide, Lipford has profoundly become the most recognized for ear catching melodies and timeless songwriting.

Flute Outside The Box is "hybrid instrumental music," the signature sounds of Jonny Lipford.

Ken Quiet Hawk and Deborah New Moon Rising were married in 1966 during the height of very turbulent times in our world. After Quiet Hawk returned from his tour of duty in Vietnam, they raised two children, who in turn gifted them with grandchildren and now great grandchildren. Some of which are mentioned in some of their stories.   

Quiet Hawk and New Moon Rising are both of Abenaki descent. Both being from the Dawn land they felt most at home in a small wooded town in New Hampshire.  Living by a quiet lake, they gather wondrous insight into the stories they tell.

Quiet Hawk is an accomplished flute maker and photographer, whose Native wooden flutes and stunning photographs are played and viewed by many world wide. New Moon Rising is an award-winning artist best known for her realistic wildlife paintings on wild turkey feathers. Her birch bark rattles and crafts adorn the regalia of many from coast to coast.  

Together with all the stories and life’s lessons they have gathered, they are very popular storytellers at Pow Wows and Native gatherings. They have performed at concerts and schools throughout New England, as well as traveling the entire East coast to share the teachings of the native peoples.

 Both Quiet Hawk and New Moon Rising believe that storytelling should be more than just entertainment.

“Storytelling should be a means of teaching, teaching us all how to be better people.”

 They have spent many years searching and researching for the stories that portray the true heart of the Native peoples. Only those stories that are suitable for all ages are performed in their teachings.

Inspirations from the Red Road...

Acoustic guitarist Joseph Strider has covered a lot of musical ground in his career thus far. From boy soprano in school choirs, to playing with a cover band, Strider has spent the years developing his own unique style, a style that fits in no established genre and can best be described as modern Indigenous alternative

No matter how frenzied the pace becomes, it is the music that moves Joseph, the voice of Spirit that he has been blessed to hear and to pass on, that inspires him daily, that fuels the prolific flow of new guitar pieces.

Come join him as we sit and talk Hot topics and Musical Notes... bring a hot cup of Java a comfy chair...sit back and relax and enjoy the Mood...

Tune into Two Moons Talking Monday nights at 9pm Eastern. Throughout the month of February we’ll be discussing the Second Grandmother and her teachings, moving onto the topic of Finding Your Empowerment. That will be followed by a two part series on Your Journey Into Spiritual Awareness. Join in the chat with like-minded friends and come grow with us, we’d love to have you there!

O'siyo my family! This is a Gathering for the Body, Mind & Spirit...sharing multi-Cultural arts, music, storytelling and friendship. Bringing the walls down... to find the common ground of the People! Come and sit with us and join in the discussions and fellowship as we explore new thoughts, music and teachings ...

Join us tonight as we sit and laugh and share stories and love with ya'll and each other...!!

Inspirations from the Red Road...

Acoustic guitarist Joseph Strider has covered a lot of musical ground in his career thus far. From boy soprano in school choirs, to playing with a cover band, Strider has spent the years developing his own unique style, a style that fits in no established genre and can best be described as modern Indigenous alternative

No matter how frenzied the pace becomes, it is the music that moves Joseph, the voice of Spirit that he has been blessed to hear and to pass on, that inspires him daily, that fuels the prolific flow of new guitar pieces.

Come join him as we sit and talk Hot topics and Musical Notes... bring a hot cup of Java a comfy chair...sit back and relax and enjoy the Mood...