This was #REDHOOPTALK’s first Open Talking Circle with our viewers as our special guests. Joining us were previous guests Levi Rickert, Dallin Maybee and Vance Blackfox and several regular listeners. We talked about the importance of Indian Country voting in national and local elections, alien stories and a few controversies […]
This week on #REDHOOPTALK, we will be visiting with Dr. Mary Ann Jacobs, who is Lumbee. She was born in Chicago and moved to Lumbee territory in Pembroke, NC when she was 13. Mary Ann is Associate Professor and Chair of the American Indian Studies program at the University of […]
Prepare to be shocked by a series of disturbing police misconduct cases that led to officers losing their badges. From brutal assaults to fatal encounters, these incidents expose the dark side of law enforcement and the consequences of excessive force. Our countdown includes shocking cases like the University of Utah […]
This Sunday on #REDHOOPTALK, we visit with EARL EVANS, a citizen of the Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe, former Vice Chairman of the Haliwa-Saponi Tribal Council, and a principal at Red Cedar Solutions, LLC. He serves as a Tribal specialist at Cultural Heritage Partners law firm. Earl has over 25 years of […]
Join #REDHOOPTALK live Sunday, October 25, to visit with ROBERT SAUNOOKE! He is a citizen of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, has three children and resides with his wife in Cherokee, NC. Robert is a graduate of Washington and Lee Law School and in his practice has continued a […]
On our next #REDHOOPTALK, live Sunday November 1st: VOTAK IK and LEAH LEWIS are an Indigenous couple and the creative force behind the NSRGNTS Brand/Collective. Leah is Pueblo, Diné and Hopi; Votan is Maya and Nahua. Votan has been a muralist and street artist for 20 years, and Leah has […]
Our next guest on #REDHOOPTALK is GABE GALANDA, a citizen of the Round Valley Indian Tribes of California, descending from the Nomlaki and Concow Tribes. Gabe is the managing lawyer at the law firm Galanda Broadman in Seattle. His legal practice focuses on complex, multi-party litigation and crisis management, representing […]
Join #REDHOOPTALK live this Sunday to visit with Carly Bad Heart Bull, who is Bdewakantunwan Dakota and Muskogee Creek, and a citizen of the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe in South Dakota. Carly is the Executive Director of the Native Ways Federation, an organization uniting nonprofit organizations to better serve and […]
Join the hosts and featured young artists from the Association’s 98th Annual Meeting & Showcase of Young and Emerging Native Artists as we discuss staying #ClosetoCulture, what it is like to be a Native artist, and the future of Native art and performing. Our Talking Circle guests will include: Tommy […]
Chief Black Kettle and Chief Left Hand’s camp gathered under an American flag and a white flag of truce as Calvary approached at dawn. Despite these signs of peace, Col. Chivington led 700 U.S. soldiers in five battalions to slaughter 200 Cheyenne and Arapaho, mainly women and children. Truth and […]
