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Recognition
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Radio DJ apologizes for stirring controversy about Lumbee Tribe (04/11)
A popular radio disc jockey in North Carolina apologized for stirring controversy about the Lumbee Tribe. DJ Jane Dough aired a call on Foxy 99 that questioned the legitimacy of...
Filed Under: Education <% pageid=5700 %> | Technology
Two Arizona tribes move closer to establishing radio stations (03/26)
Two tribes in Arizona are waiting on final approval from the Federal Communications Commission to build FM radio stations. The Navajo Nation plans to build a station at Navajo Technical...
Filed Under: National | Technology
Native Sun News: KILI Radio celebrates three decades on air (03/25)
The following story was written and reported by Christina Rose, Native Sun News Staff Writer. All content © Native Sun News. Tom Casey, director at KILI Radio, thanks everyone for...
Filed Under: National | Technology
Radio station fills airwaves from White Earth Nation in Minnesota (03/13)
Niijii Radio is bringing Ojibwe music, culture, history and news to the airwaves in and around the White Earth Nation in northern Minnesota. Activist Winona LaDuke helped create the station....
Filed Under: National
Native Sun News: NYC radio host promotes indigenous voices (02/27)
NEW YORK, NY—From humble beginnings on the Cheyenne River Reservation to New York City Radio Host, Tiokasin Ghosthorse is making a mark on mainstream society.
Filed Under: Technology
Southern Ute Tribe awarded federal grant to boost radio signal (02/21)
The Southern Ute Tribe of Colorado is expanding its radio station with the help of a federal grant. KSUT Tribal Radio will be able to reach 30,000 new listeners, director...
Filed Under: Opinion
Loris Taylor: Mitt Romney as president would harm tribal radio (10/09)
"In the October 3rd, 2012 presidential debate, GOP Presidential nominee Mitt Romney made this remark: I’m sorry, Jim, I’m going to stop the subsidy to PBS. I’m going to stop...
Filed Under: Technology
San Carlos Apache Tribe moves forward with radio station plans (06/28)
The San Carlos Apache Tribe of Arizona is still working on establishing its own radio station. The tribe received Federal Communications Commission approval in 2009 to operate KYAY at 91.1...
Filed Under: National | Technology
Pala Band reaches out to community with KOPA radio station (01/23)
The Pala Band of Mission Indians of California is nearing the one-year anniversary of its radio station. KOPA 91.3 FM went on the air last February. The station offers a...
Filed Under: Law | Technology
Law Article: FCC streamlines procedure for FM in Indian Country (01/05)
"The FCC has further streamlined its procedures for encouraging federally-recognized Native American Tribes and Alaska Native Villages (“Tribes”) to obtain new FM facilities. In early 2010 the Commission established a...
Filed Under: National | Technology
Native Sun News: Rosebud Sioux man gets KOYA radio running (12/06)
The following story was written and reported by Jesse Abernathy. All content © Native Sun News. Perry DeCory III, Rosebud Sioux tribal member pioneered – and almost singlehandedly created –...
Filed Under: National | Technology
Native Times: Tribes reaching out to their citizens with radio (07/12)
"Across Indian Country, commercial radio has become a way reach tribal diasporas, preserve tribal languages and promote government services. For the Citizen Potawatomi Nation, commercial radio was a way to...
Filed Under: Arts & Entertainment | Environment
'Manoominike: Gathering the Good Seed' takes up wild rice (05/05)
Ojibwe wild rice and treaty rights are the subject of "Manoominike: Gathering the Good Seed," a one-hour radio documentary. Nick Vander Puy produced the documentary. It features interviews with Fred...
Filed Under: National | Politics
Philanthropy: Hoopa Valley Tribe station fears ax in federal funds (03/10)
"As the NPR video controversy grabs headlines in Washington, public radio stations in local markets across the country are particularly worried that they will be the ones most hurt by...
Filed Under: Opinion
VI Waln: Native Americans still dealing with insensitivity in media (02/21)
First, I want to thank Perry DeCory for all of his hard work in seeing the KOYA-FM Radio Station project through for the Rosebud Sioux Tribe. Our tribal radio station...
Radio DJ apologizes for stirring controversy about Lumbee Tribe (04/11)
A popular radio disc jockey in North Carolina apologized for stirring controversy about the Lumbee Tribe. DJ Jane Dough aired a call on Foxy 99 that questioned the legitimacy of...
Filed Under: Education <% pageid=5700 %> | Technology
Two Arizona tribes move closer to establishing radio stations (03/26)
Two tribes in Arizona are waiting on final approval from the Federal Communications Commission to build FM radio stations. The Navajo Nation plans to build a station at Navajo Technical...
Filed Under: National | Technology
Native Sun News: KILI Radio celebrates three decades on air (03/25)
The following story was written and reported by Christina Rose, Native Sun News Staff Writer. All content © Native Sun News. Tom Casey, director at KILI Radio, thanks everyone for...
Filed Under: National | Technology
Radio station fills airwaves from White Earth Nation in Minnesota (03/13)
Niijii Radio is bringing Ojibwe music, culture, history and news to the airwaves in and around the White Earth Nation in northern Minnesota. Activist Winona LaDuke helped create the station....
Filed Under: National
Native Sun News: NYC radio host promotes indigenous voices (02/27)
NEW YORK, NY—From humble beginnings on the Cheyenne River Reservation to New York City Radio Host, Tiokasin Ghosthorse is making a mark on mainstream society.
Filed Under: Technology
Southern Ute Tribe awarded federal grant to boost radio signal (02/21)
The Southern Ute Tribe of Colorado is expanding its radio station with the help of a federal grant. KSUT Tribal Radio will be able to reach 30,000 new listeners, director...
Filed Under: Opinion
Loris Taylor: Mitt Romney as president would harm tribal radio (10/09)
"In the October 3rd, 2012 presidential debate, GOP Presidential nominee Mitt Romney made this remark: I’m sorry, Jim, I’m going to stop the subsidy to PBS. I’m going to stop...
Filed Under: Technology
San Carlos Apache Tribe moves forward with radio station plans (06/28)
The San Carlos Apache Tribe of Arizona is still working on establishing its own radio station. The tribe received Federal Communications Commission approval in 2009 to operate KYAY at 91.1...
Filed Under: National | Technology
Pala Band reaches out to community with KOPA radio station (01/23)
The Pala Band of Mission Indians of California is nearing the one-year anniversary of its radio station. KOPA 91.3 FM went on the air last February. The station offers a...
Filed Under: Law | Technology
Law Article: FCC streamlines procedure for FM in Indian Country (01/05)
"The FCC has further streamlined its procedures for encouraging federally-recognized Native American Tribes and Alaska Native Villages (“Tribes”) to obtain new FM facilities. In early 2010 the Commission established a...
Filed Under: National | Technology
Native Sun News: Rosebud Sioux man gets KOYA radio running (12/06)
The following story was written and reported by Jesse Abernathy. All content © Native Sun News. Perry DeCory III, Rosebud Sioux tribal member pioneered – and almost singlehandedly created –...
Filed Under: National | Technology
Native Times: Tribes reaching out to their citizens with radio (07/12)
"Across Indian Country, commercial radio has become a way reach tribal diasporas, preserve tribal languages and promote government services. For the Citizen Potawatomi Nation, commercial radio was a way to...
Filed Under: Arts & Entertainment | Environment
'Manoominike: Gathering the Good Seed' takes up wild rice (05/05)
Ojibwe wild rice and treaty rights are the subject of "Manoominike: Gathering the Good Seed," a one-hour radio documentary. Nick Vander Puy produced the documentary. It features interviews with Fred...
Filed Under: National | Politics
Philanthropy: Hoopa Valley Tribe station fears ax in federal funds (03/10)
"As the NPR video controversy grabs headlines in Washington, public radio stations in local markets across the country are particularly worried that they will be the ones most hurt by...
Filed Under: Opinion
VI Waln: Native Americans still dealing with insensitivity in media (02/21)
First, I want to thank Perry DeCory for all of his hard work in seeing the KOYA-FM Radio Station project through for the Rosebud Sioux Tribe. Our tribal radio station...
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