This episode of #REDHOOPTALK was streamed LIVE on May 21, with guests Pura Fe, musician and activist from the Tuscarora and Taino Peoples, and Nadema Agard, artist and Standing Rock Lakota, Cherokee and Powhatan. This show focused on SPRING RENEWAL and rebirth – from a Native woman’s perspective. How do […]
This Friday, May 28 at 7:00 pm Eastern, #REDHOOPTALK brings you a conversation titled #GRANDMOTHERDRUM: Women and the Drum. Indigenous Women are the the center of their Nations – the life bringers. Many Indigenous Women have been shunned for wanting to sit at or play the drum in ceremonies, songs […]
Join #REDHOOPTALK LIVE Friday, June 11 at 5pm EST/ 2PM PST when we visit with Dr. Gabrielle Tayac, a citizen of the Piscataway Indian Nation, and an activist-scholar committed to empowering Indigenous perspectives. Gabi earned her Ph.D. and M.A. in Sociology from Harvard University, and her B.S. in Social Work […]
This week #REDHOOPTALK goes LIVE on Friday, June 18th at 5:00 pm Eastern/ 2:00 pm Pacific, when we share with you an amazing talk given by SUZAN SHOWN HARJO, Cheyenne & Hodulgee Muscogee, as part of the 2020 6th Annual Repatriation Conference, commemorating 30 years of NAGPRA. Suzan has been […]
#REDHOOPTALK goes LIVE Friday at 5pm EST/ 2pm PST when we visit with ROSE NIMKIINS PETOSKEY, a member of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians. Rose grew up on the Band’s reservation in rural northern Michigan. Rose is a graduate of Michigan State University and Cornell Law […]
This is a special presentation with special guests Shannon Martin and David Michener! From the 2020-6th Annual Repatriation Conference titled FROM REPATRIATION TO REMATRIATION: Honoring the Ancestors and Their Seeds – From the 2020 6th Annual Repatriation Conference. Featuring: SONYA ATALAY, Anishinaabe-Ojibwe, Wabizheshi/Pine Martin Clan, and Associate Professor, Anthropology Department, […]
Join us LIVE this Friday when we visit with DARRELL HILLAIRE, citizen of the Lummi Nation, and great-grandson of Frank Hillaire, who, in 1920, formed the Children of the Setting Sun Song and Dance Group. The traditional Lummi song and dance group includes several of Frank’s grandchildren, and was formed […]
#REDHOOP TALK visits with ZACK KHALIL, #Ojibway, to discuss his unique style of filmmaking and art that has been influential in reflecting Indigenous worldviews. To learn more about Zack and listen to how he stays #ClosetoCulture, tune in this Friday!
This #REDHOOPTALK episode features Dr. Carolyn Dunn, who is currently Assistant Professor of Theatre and Dance at California State University, Los Angeles and serves as Artistic Director of the Oklahoma Indigenous Theater Company (formerly Oklahoma City Theater Company’s New Native American Play Festival). She stays #CloseToCulture by using her writing […]
