http://www.airos.org en-us 2010 NAPT Great speeches and interviews from across Indian country AIROS Native Network AIROS features speeches delivered by influential Native Americans representing Indian country. We also sit down with Native Americans from all walks of life and talk about Native culture, history and living as a Native American today. AIROS features speeches delivered by influential Native Americans representing Indian country. We also sit down with Native Americans from all walks of life and talk about Native culture, history and living as a Native American today. We will also feautre special behind-the-scenes looks at NAPT funded programs in the form of highlights and interviews with NAPT staff. 2010 NAPTNative,American,Indian,stories,interviews,speeches,words,language,cultureSociety & Cultureairos@unl.eduAIROS Native NetworknoNative,American,Indian,stories,interviews,speeches,words,language,culture NV1, NCAI, National Press Club and Alex Epperson NCAI President Jefferson Keel delivers The State of Indian Nations 2010 Address In the 2010 State of Indian Nations Address Jefferson Keel discusses healthcare, jobs, education, government relations and other issues currently affecting Indian nations. http://nativeradio.org/audio/speeches/soin2010.mp3 Tues, 23 Feb 2010 12:00:00 EST 54:07 Native American, Indian, Government, State of Indian Nations, NCAI, Jefferson Keel, Speech, Jobs, Economy, Healthcare, Health care airos@unl.edu (AIROS Native Network)no<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/nativeword/~4/fZ4z6saMKvc" height="1" width="1"/>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/nativeword/~3/fZ4z6saMKvc/soin2010.mp3http://nativeradio.org/audio/speeches/soin2010.mp3http://nativetelecom.org/audio/speeches/soin2010.mp3 UNL College of Journalism and Mass Communication, Ben Kreimer Activist, environmentalist and author Winona LaDuke's speech delivered at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Winona Laduke (Mississippi Band of Anishinaabeg) gave the keynote speech during the UNL Campus for Leadership Conference held February 17th, 2009. LaDuke speaks about activism work and her fight against the problems faced by both native and non-native populations in American society. http://nativeradio.org/audio/speeches/laduke_speech.mp3 Tues, 23 Feb 2010 12:00:00 EST 34:34 Native American, Indian, Government, UNL, University of Nebraska, Winona LaDuke, Speech, Jobs, Economy, corporations, corruption, leadership, keynote, activism airos@unl.edu (AIROS Native Network)no<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/nativeword/~4/MsVcVompD68" height="1" width="1"/>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/nativeword/~3/MsVcVompD68/laduke_speech.mp3http://nativeradio.org/audio/speeches/laduke_speech.mp3http://nativetelecom.org/audio/speeches/laduke_speech.mp3 Ben Kreimer Executive Director Judi gaiashkibos of the Nebraska Indian Affairs Commission speaks about the significance of Chief Standing Bear Judi gaiashkibos (Ponca) talks with reporter Ben Kreimer about the historical significance of Chief Standing Bear and the annual Chief Standing Bear Celebrations occuring in May in Lincoln Nebraska. http://nativeradio.org/audio/interviews/gaiashkibos.mp3 Mon, 10 May 2010 12:00:00 EST 16:46 Native American, Indian, Government, Speech, Judi gaiashkibos, leadership, Chief Standing Bear, Ponca, Nebraska, commemoration, indian affairs, legislature airos@unl.edu (AIROS Native Network)no<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/nativeword/~4/kftfGum27U0" height="1" width="1"/>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/nativeword/~3/kftfGum27U0/gaiashkibos.mp3http://nativeradio.org/audio/interviews/gaiashkibos.mp3http://nativetelecom.org/audio/speeches/gaiashkibos.mp3 Aden Marshall Reporter Aden Marshall speaks with Rick Wright, the Vice Chairman of the Ponca tribe of Nebraska and a descendent of Chief Standing Bear. Rick Wright (Ponca) talks with reporter Aden Marshall about Ponca history and the significance of Chief Standing Bear. http://nativeradio.org/audio/interviews/wright.mp3 Mon, 10 May 2010 12:00:00 EST 6:52 Native American, Indian, Government, Speech, leadership, Chief Standing Bear, Ponca, Nebraska, commemoration, indian affairs, legislature, Rick Wright airos@unl.edu (AIROS Native Network)no<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/nativeword/~4/0TlNe9rJ_74" height="1" width="1"/>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/nativeword/~3/0TlNe9rJ_74/wright.mp3http://nativeradio.org/audio/interviews/wright.mp3http://nativetelecom.org/audio/speeches/wright.mp3 Aden Marshall Reporter Aden Marshall speaks with Mike Wolf, Richard Lasely, Gary Lasely and Eugene Gilipin, descendents of Chief Standing Bear. Reporter Aden Marshall speaks with Mike Wolf, Richard Lasely, Gary Lasely and Eugene Gilipin about Ponca history and the significance of Chief Standing Bear. http://nativeradio.org/audio/interviews/ocsbd2010.mp3 Mon, 7 Jun 2010 12:00:00 EST 17:07 Native American, Indian, Government, Speech, leadership, Chief Standing Bear, Ponca, Nebraska, commemoration, indian affairs, legislature, airos@unl.edu (AIROS Native Network)no<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/nativeword/~4/x1LFpMyplbQ" height="1" width="1"/>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/nativeword/~3/x1LFpMyplbQ/ocsbd2010.mp3http://nativeradio.org/audio/interviews/ocsbd2010.mp3http://www.nativetelecom.org/audio/speeches/ocsbd2010.mp3 Ben Kreimer Reporter Ben Kreimer speaks with Dr. Arne Vainio from the film Walking into the Unknown. Reporter Ben Kreimer speaks with Dr. Arne Vainio about his central role in the new Emmy-nominated American Indian health documentary Walking into the Unknown. http://nativeradio.org/audio/interviews/vainio.mp3 Friday, 10 Sep 2010 12:00:00 EST 9:05 Native American, Indian, health, health problems, middle age, fiftieth, health conditions, health screening, diabetes, suicide, heart disease, doctor, Arne Vainio, Walking into the Unknown, indian affairs, stroke, alcoholism airos@unl.edu (AIROS Native Network)no<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/nativeword/~4/KJLoqqZOc20" height="1" width="1"/>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/nativeword/~3/KJLoqqZOc20/vainio.mp3http://nativeradio.org/audio/interviews/vainio.mp3http://www.nativetelecom.org/audio/interviews/vainio.mp3 Ben Kreimer and Georgianna Lee NAPT Assistant Director Georgianna Lee and Production Assistant Ben Kreimer speak with Martha Schultz, her daughter Lola Cody and granddaughter Melissa Cody, representing three generations of Navajo weavers. During the first week of October, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Morrill Hall opened "A Turning Point: Navajo Weaving in the Late 20th Century," an exhibition showcasing modern Navajo textiles reflecting a culture balancing both tradition and change. Three Navajo weavers from Arizona were invited to demonstrate the weaving process for exhibition visitors. NAPT Assistant Director Georgianna Lee and Production Assistant Ben Kreimer speak with Martha Schultz, her daughter Lola Cody and granddaughter Melissa Cody. http://nativeradio.org/audio/interviews/navajo_weavers.mp3 Monday, 25 Oct 2010 12:00:00 EST 20:56 Native American, Indian, weaving, Navajo, Navajo weaving, Martha Schultz, Lola Cody, Melissa Cody, Arizona, rugs, historical, long walk, southwest, indian affairs, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Nebraska, Morrill Hall, Navajo weavers airos@unl.edu (AIROS Native Network)no<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/nativeword/~4/NJbbcs_niIc" height="1" width="1"/>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/nativeword/~3/NJbbcs_niIc/navajo_weavers.mp3http://nativeradio.org/audio/interviews/navajo_weavers.mp3http://www.nativetelecom.org/audio/interviews/navajo_weavers.mp3 Danny Fast Reporter Danny Fast explores NAPT's Wide Selection of Native American sports films. In this Part One of a two part series, Danny Fast takes a look at NAPT's wide selection of Native American sports films that are in-stock. Going through five different films, including "Playing for the World", "The Great American Footrace" and "Games of the North", you will hear each film's general summary along with clips taken directly from the films. Mon, 1 Aug 2011 12:00:00 EST 5:53 Native American, Indian, NAPT, Native American Public Telecommunications, sports, Games of the North, Playing for the World, The Great American Footrace, Jim Thorpe, Hand Game, athletics, featured films airos@unl.edu (AIROS Native Network)nohttp://airos.org/audio/sportsfilms1.mp3 Danny Fast Reporter Danny Fast explores NAPT's coming attractions for Native American sports films. In this Part Two podcast, Danny Fast takes a look at NAPT's coming attractions for Native American sports films. Going through three different films, including "Sacred Stick", "Racing the Rez" and "The Medicine Game", you will hear each film's general summary, short clips from their trailers, along with information on where to find out more. Mon, 15 Aug 2011 12:00:00 EST 3:20 Native American, Indian, NAPT, Native American Public Telecommunications, sports, Sacred Stick, Racing the Rez, The Medicine Game, athletics, featured films, coming attractions, lacrosse, cross country, running airos@unl.edu (AIROS Native Network)nohttp://airos.org/audio/sportsfilms2.mp3 Tobias Grant Tobias Grant (Omaha) production assistant speaks with his grandfather and mother about their history in native media. Tobias Grant(Omaha) production assistant speaks with his grandfather founding executive director of napt and mother, director of national geographic all roads film project, about their history in native media. http://nativeradio.org/audio/speeches/blythe.mp3 Mon, 18 Nov 2011 13:00:00 EST 15:43 Native American, Indian, native media, indian media, frank blythe, leadership, omaha, eastern cherokee, navajo, sioux, napt, all roads airos@unl.edu (AIROS Native Network)no<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/nativeword/~4/zvSEkCmT198" height="1" width="1"/>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/nativeword/~3/zvSEkCmT198/blythe.mp3http://nativeradio.org/audio/speeches/blythe.mp3http://nativetelecom.org/audio/speeches/blythe.mp3 Tobias Grant Tobias Grant (Omaha) production assistant speaks with his grandfather and mother about their history in native media. Tobias Grant(Omaha) production assistant speaks with his grandfather founding executive director of napt and mother, director of national geographic all roads film project, about their history in native media. http://nativeradio.org/audio/speeches/blythe_extended.mp3 Mon, 18 Nov 2011 13:00:00 EST 22:59 Native American, Indian, native media, indian media, frank blythe, leadership, omaha, eastern cherokee, navajo, sioux, napt, all roads airos@unl.edu (AIROS Native Network)no<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/nativeword/~4/8IAVMsOVDbY" height="1" width="1"/>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/nativeword/~3/8IAVMsOVDbY/blythe_extended.mp3http://nativeradio.org/audio/speeches/blythe_extended.mp3http://nativetelecom.org/audio/speeches/blythe_extended.mp3 Tobias Grant Tobias Grant (Omaha) production assistant speaks with Julie Cajune(Salish) about her projects "Remembering the Songs" and "Heart of the Bitterroot". Tobias Grant(Omaha) production assistant speaks with Julie Cajune(Salish), the executive director of the Center for American Indian Policy and Applied Research of the Heartlines Project, about her experience teaching the Salish language on the Flathead Reservation in Montana, her video project "Remembering the Songs" and her music project "Heart of the Bitterroot". http://nativeradio.org/audio/speeches/cajune.mp3 Mon, 03 May 2012 13:00:00 EST 12:29 Native American, Indian, native media, salish language, julie cajune, flathead reservation, remembering the songs, heart of the bitterroot airos@unl.edu (AIROS Native Network)no<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/nativeword/~4/fAFzh0buxXg" height="1" width="1"/>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/nativeword/~3/fAFzh0buxXg/cajune.mp3http://nativeradio.org/audio/speeches/cajune.mp3http://nativetelecom.org/audio/speeches/cajune.mp3 AIROS Native NetworknonadultGreat speeches and interviews from across Indian country