Red Town Radio
158 episodes - English - Latest episode: almost 5 years ago - ★★★★★ - 9 ratingsFederal US policy has not changed over the centuries. By purpose or effect, Indigenous Peoples of the United States continue to face economic and socially discriminatory treatment leading to an economically coerced removal from their ancestral lands and to assimilation by the dominant culture. This radio show will discuss current events and historical perspectives as it pertains to the Indigenous Peoples of the world.
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Red Town Radio Presents: "Apohicetv Golden 4 Creek Chief"
August 11, 2019 22:30 - 26 minutes - 23.4 MBA three part series scheduled from August 11 thru September 21, 2019 is a show dedicated to listening to the concerns and input from all citizens. Candidate Golden especially wants to hear from the "At Large" citizens of the MCN to open communication lines. Golden firmly believes that our Nation should be asserting Self Governance and Tribal Sovereignty to provide services and have better communication with citizens that live outside the 11 county tribal boundaries known as tribal jurisdict...
Red Town Radio Presents: Golden 4 Creek Chief
April 17, 2019 03:00 - 30 minutes - 27.4 MBBrenda S. Golden is running for Principal Chief of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. Ms. Golden has a Bachelors in Business Administration, a Masters in Business Administration and a Juris Doctor (law degree). Tune in and call in to talk about current events around Indian Country, the State of Oklahoma and the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.
Indigenous Peoples Day - OKC
September 18, 2016 03:00 - 31 minutes - 28.2 MBOklahoma City deserves a holiday that we can all be proud of. Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the thriving cultures and values of the Native nations within our borders--38 tribes in Oklahoma, alone. Columbus is an unquestionably problematic historical figure. He never set foot within the borders of this country, and committed atrocities that have led to countries across North & South America calling to end celebrations of his legacy. Replacing the celebration of a figure that is perce...
Talk of the Indian Nation
July 24, 2016 22:30 - 31 minutes - 27.7 MBFederal US policy has not changed over the centuries. By purpose or effect, Indigenous Peoples of the United States continue to face economic and socially discriminatory treatment leading to an economically coerced removal from their ancestral lands and to assimilation by the dominant culture. This radio show will discuss current events and historical perspectives as it pertains to the Indigenous Peoples of the world.
Talk of the Indian Nation
July 17, 2016 22:30 - 30 minutes - 26.6 MBFederal US policy has not changed over the centuries. By purpose or effect, Indigenous Peoples of the United States continue to face economic and socially discriminatory treatment leading to an economically coerced removal from their ancestral lands and to assimilation by the dominant culture. This radio show will discuss current events and historical perspectives as it pertains to the Indigenous Peoples of the world.
JUSTICE FOR MA-HI-VIST GOODBLANKET
April 13, 2014 22:00 - 52 minutes - 11.8 MBGuest is Melissa Goodblanket, mother to Mah-hi-vist Goodblanket, a Cheyenne-Arapaho teen who was killed by Custer County deputies last December, 21, 2013. A rally is being planned for April 16, 2014 at the North Plaza of the Oklahoma State Capitol in Oklahoma City from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Check out Touching Cloud Goodblanket Cause/ Mah hi vist/ Red Bird http://www.facebook.com/TouchingCloudGoodblanket for more info. Now that the autopsy was released Friday, March 21, 2014, Wilbur and M...
Talking Wellness with Chance Lee Rush
February 10, 2014 00:00 - 1 hour - 14.2 MBFounder of Cloudboy Consulting, L.L.C., Chance Rush is sought out nationally for speaking engagements, workshops, comedy shows and as a life coach among other specialties. The core of his work is about helping Native people reach inside themselves to accomplish great things personally and for the community. It begins with taking care of the self. Growing up in Pawhuska, Rush (Three Affiliated Tribes-Hidatsa/Dakota/Arapaho/Otoe/Oneida) is a Tulsa resident. After earning his degree from Okl...
The Just2Keen Chadwick Tahchawwickah
January 27, 2014 00:00 - 55 minutes - 12.4 MBCitizen of the Comanche Nation, Chad Tahchawwickah brings his own style of Indian Humor to any situation. As CEO of Just2Keen Chad uses comedy to address top issues in Indian Country. He knows how to bring it home, whether it be alcohol abuse, drugs, poverty or fry bread and eating. Not only does Chad do stand up comedy, he sings Comanche hymns and is part of the drum Wild Band of Comanches. His latest cd is on CD Baby at http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/chadtahchawwickah where you can hear a sa...
RTR Presents: Margo Gray for Osage Chief
January 13, 2014 00:00 - 1 hour - 16.2 MBMargo Gray announced her Campaign for the Office of the Principal Chief of the Osage Nation in December 2013. A citizen of the Osage Nation, she is the President of Margo Gray and Associates. Ms. Gray is the former Chairwoman for the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development, she currently serves on the National Board of Directors of Big Brothers and Sisters, is a board member of the American Indian Business Network, board member for the National Indian Gaming Association, ...
Divide and Conquer - Playing the Colonizer's Game
January 06, 2014 00:00 - 1 hour - 14.4 MBJoin hostess Brenda Golden and guest Majick Ravenhawk as they discuss what "Divide and Conquer" means and does in Indian Country. From the very beginning of colonizers invading this land, their strategy to divide and conquer the indigenous populations was effective. That strategy is a learned behavior that Indian Country has adopted subconsciously partially because of historical trauma and lateral violence. . Historical trauma has a significant impact on the physical, emotional and spiri...
RTR Presents: "Grief and Coping with Grief"
December 30, 2013 00:00 - 1 hour - 15.2 MBGuest John Lee Soap, Jr., Cherokee, and hostess Brenda Golden discuss grief and coping with loss. Tragically both have lost children in recent years and will share what it means to grieve, what is grief, is there a proper way to grieve, and most of all how to cope with grief. John has attained higher educational degrees in Counseling while working full time. He currently works as a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor. Children are not supposed to die...Parents expect to see their chil...
RTR Presents - Standing Our Ground
December 23, 2013 00:00 - 1 hour - 14.8 MBJoin Guest Nicky Michael and other invited members of Standing Our Ground to discuss the movement, the goals, the needs and the objectives of this vital group. What started as a Facebook page to support Dusten Brown in his quest to keep his baby daughter Veronica following an unjust SCOTUS ruling, has now evolved into a full blown effort to make courts follow ICWA. Standing Our Ground demands Justice for our children and their right to be raised by natural families and within their culture...
RTR Presents: Idle No More Central Oklahoma
December 16, 2013 00:00 - 1 hour - 14.6 MBGuests Sarah Adams Cornell, Bob Davis and Roberto Mendoza from Idle No More Central Oklahoma will join us to discuss the movement one year after its popular beginnings. Idle No More Central Oklahoma is an inclusive, peaceful, grassroots movement committed to positive change through education, conservation, solidarity and reciprocity, acting by consensus. INMCO is an active group with many ideas and many great members. At around this time last year, the hashtag #idlenomore was just startin...
The Desecration of Hickory Ground
December 02, 2013 00:00 - 1 hour - 15 MBGuests are Hickory Ground Warrior Wayland Gray, Suzan Shown Harjo of Morning Star Institute, Rob Trepp of Tulsa Indian Art Festival. The Poarch Band Creek of Indians desecrated a sacred site. The Poarch Band has a $246 million casino expansion project underway and dug up almost 60 sets of Muscogee ancestors during the ground preparation. Gray and two other Muscogee Nation citizens and a Cherokee Nation AIM member were arrested last February by Poarch police and charged with criminal trespas...
Report from Leonard Peltier Defense Committee
November 25, 2013 00:00 - 1 hour - 15 MBInternational Director of the LPDC, David Hill (Oklahoma Choctaw), and invited guests, will update us on the latest efforts of the Leonard Peltier Defense Committee. Mr. Hill has worked tirelessly for the release of Leonard Peltier for over 30 years by organizing horse rides, demonstrations and speaking publicly. Now listen in as he talks about what the Committee is doing now to gain Peltier's freedom. Native American activist Leonard Peltier has spent nearly 40 years in prison for a cri...
Red Town Radio - Talk of the Indian Nation
November 18, 2013 00:00 - 1 hour - 16.1 MBJoin in to hear guest Denise Lobell and hostess Brenda Golden discuss discrimination in the workplace, filing complaints with the EEOC and how to keep a discrimination complaint alive. Ms. Lobell has endured several years of an administrative process with the EEOC in which she single handedly kept her Title VII complaint alive and received a favorable outcome. Ms. Golden worked at the Oklahoma Human Rights Commission for four years as an Investigator of discrimination cases. Together thes...
Red Town Radio - Talk of the Indian Nation
November 11, 2013 00:00 - 1 hour - 14.1 MBA weekly recap of the happenings in Indian Country along with commentary by the hostess. Call-ins welcome! Federal US policy has not changed over the centuries. By purpose or effect, Indigenous Peoples of the United States continue to face economic and socially discriminatory treatment leading to an economically coerced removal from their ancestral lands and to assimilation by the dominant culture. This radio show will discuss current events and historical perspectives as it pertains to the...
Oklahoma Land Runs from a Native Perspective
April 13, 2013 22:00 - 41 minutes - 9.34 MBGuest Sarah Adams Cornell (Choctaw) will talk about the Land Runs and why the Land Run Re-enactments are harmful to our Native American children. Sarah has been making progress on her goal to stop Land Run Reenactments in Oklahoma City Public Schools (OKCPS). She met with the principal of her kids' school who promised they would no longer do them. She has met with the director of Native American student services at the OKCPS and she was very supportive. The principal wants her to draft a o...
Ben Yahola (Mvskoke)
March 24, 2013 15:00 - 38 minutes - 8.51 MBBen Yahola is a long time activist in the Native American Community. He is well known nationally and internationally for his stance on saving Mother Earth, Food Sovereignty, and Sacred Sites.
Controversial & Running for CNO Council - Robin Mayes
March 22, 2013 22:30 - 35 minutes - 7.83 MBRobin Carter Mayes is a Career and Technology Education instructor at Ryan High School in Denton Texas. He received both a BS and an MS degree from Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, his birthplace and hometown. After working in the steel-construction industry for 15 years, Mayes began his teaching career in 1993. Candidate for At-Large Council, Mayes has lived half his life inside the Cherokee Nation and half of it outside the historical boundaries, having alternated back and forth...
Red Town Radio - Talk of the Indian Nation
January 20, 2013 23:30 - 37 minutes - 8.32 MBA weekly recap of the happenings in Indian Country along with commentary by the hostess. Call-ins welcome! Federal US policy has not changed over the centuries. By purpose or effect, Indigenous Peoples of the United States continue to face economic and socially discriminatory treatment leading to an economically coerced removal from their ancestral lands and to assimilation by the dominant culture. This radio show will discuss current events and historical perspectives as it pertains to t...
Red Town Radio - Talk of the Indian Nation
December 16, 2012 23:30 - 32 minutes - 7.17 MBA weekly recap of the happenings in Indian Country along with commentary by the hostess. Call-ins welcome! Federal US policy has not changed over the centuries. By purpose or effect, Indigenous Peoples of the United States continue to face economic and socially discriminatory treatment leading to an economically coerced removal from their ancestral lands and to assimilation by the dominant culture. This radio show will discuss current events and historical perspectives as it pertains to t...
Red Town Radio - Talk of the Indian Nation
December 09, 2012 23:30 - 46 minutes - 10.3 MBA weekly recap of the happenings in Indian Country along with commentary by the hostess. Call-ins welcome! Federal US policy has not changed over the centuries. By purpose or effect, Indigenous Peoples of the United States continue to face economic and socially discriminatory treatment leading to an economically coerced removal from their ancestral lands and to assimilation by the dominant culture. This radio show will discuss current events and historical perspectives as it pertains to t...
Patricia Spottedcrow - Visions for the Future
December 02, 2012 23:30 - 31 minutes - 7.01 MBPatricia Spottedcrow, a member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma , was sentenced to 12 years in prison for selling $30 worth of marijuana to an undercover police informant in Kingfisher County in 2010. On November 29, 2012 Patricia was released from prison on early parole. What does this young woman plan to do with her future? What has she learned from this experience and how does that play into her plans for the future. http://www.myspace.com/mvskoke_ladyhttp://www.twi...
Red Town Radio - Talk of the Indian Nation
November 18, 2012 23:30 - 31 minutes - 6.97 MBA weekly recap of the happenings in Indian Country along with commentary by the hostess. Call-ins welcome! Federal US policy has not changed over the centuries. By purpose or effect, Indigenous Peoples of the United States continue to face economic and socially discriminatory treatment leading to an economically coerced removal from their ancestral lands and to assimilation by the dominant culture. This radio show will discuss current events and historical perspectives as it pertains to t...
Red Town Radio - Talk of the Indian Nation
November 11, 2012 23:30 - 43 minutes - 9.81 MBA weekly recap of the happenings in Indian Country along with commentary by the hostess. Call-ins welcome! Federal US policy has not changed over the centuries. By purpose or effect, Indigenous Peoples of the United States continue to face economic and socially discriminatory treatment leading to an economically coerced removal from their ancestral lands and to assimilation by the dominant culture. This radio show will discuss current events and historical perspectives as it pertains to t...
Red Town Radio - Talk of the Indian Nation
November 04, 2012 23:30 - 31 minutes - 7.1 MBA weekly recap of the happenings in Indian Country along with commentary by the hostess. Call-ins welcome! Federal US policy has not changed over the centuries. By purpose or effect, Indigenous Peoples of the United States continue to face economic and socially discriminatory treatment leading to an economically coerced removal from their ancestral lands and to assimilation by the dominant culture. This radio show will discuss current events and historical perspectives as it pertains to t...
The Documentary Sea of Children
October 28, 2012 22:30 - 30 minutes - 6.86 MBJoin CAST Productions President/Founder and Sea of Children Executive Producer, Lewis K. Tallbear and Brian Freijo of Culture Shock Camp as they tell us what Sea of Children is all about, where they are in the filming and what is needed to finish the documentary. Originally a concept envisioned in 1999 by Tallbear, Sea of Children is about the original inhabitants of Carlisle Indian School and how they came to be there. http://www.facebook.com/Sea-of-Children
Red Town Radio - Talk of the Indian Nation
October 14, 2012 22:30 - 31 minutes - 7.02 MBA weekly recap of the happenings in Indian Country along with commentary by the hostess. Call-ins welcome! Federal US policy has not changed over the centuries. By purpose or effect, Indigenous Peoples of the United States continue to face economic and socially discriminatory treatment leading to an economically coerced removal from their ancestral lands and to assimilation by the dominant culture. This radio show will discuss current events and historical perspectives as it pertains to t...
Red Town Radio - Talk of the Indian Nation
October 07, 2012 22:30 - 31 minutes - 7.02 MBA weekly recap of the happenings in Indian Country along with commentary by the hostess. Call-ins welcome! Federal US policy has not changed over the centuries. By purpose or effect, Indigenous Peoples of the United States continue to face economic and socially discriminatory treatment leading to an economically coerced removal from their ancestral lands and to assimilation by the dominant culture. This radio show will discuss current events and historical perspectives as it pertains to t...
Modern Day Warriors - Culture Shock Camp
February 26, 2012 23:00 - 34 minutes - 7.72 MBCulture Shock Camp, comprised of Marcus “Quese IMC” Frejo and Brian“DJ Shock B” Frejo, is an all-Native hip-hop group originating out of Oklahoma City. Culture Shock’s sound and vibe is defined by its unique and powerful blend of hip-hop and Native music that promotes a message of wellness, unity and Native pride. Culture Shock was named “one of the most celebrated hip-hop groups in the Native American world” by The Source Magazine, one of the largest-selling hip-hop magazines in the country...
Celebrating Traditions; Native American Art and Culture
January 23, 2012 00:00 - 1 hour - 14.8 MBNakima Geimausaddle (Lakota/Odawa) and Kenneth Geimausaddle (Kiowa) head up the 501 (c) 3 - Celebrating Traditions; Native American ARt and Culture established in 1999. Beginning in 2001 as part of the organization they began producing "Medicine Winds News Native America". CEO is Kenneth Geimausaddle; President of the Board Philip Buster and there is a 7 member Board of Directors. Mission: To provide historical, educational, and informational news to Native Americans and other interested ...
Carol Shoemaker - Skeletons in the Closet
November 28, 2011 00:00 - 1 hour - 15.9 MBCarol Shoemaker is the mother of six children, author of 'Skeletons in the Closet', an autobiography, and has a BA in e Human Services. She dedicated her book to the memory of her youngest son, Enrique Sanchez, who lost his life while in the National Guard (2002). Carol is a two-time veteran of the U.S. Army, having served in the Pentagon during Viet Nam and again in Germany (1978-80). She is a member of the Disabled American Veterans Association, National Native American Veterans Associa...
Ben Yahola - Climate Change
October 30, 2011 23:00 - 1 hour - 14.3 MBDaniel Wildcat, Ph.D., (Yuchi) is a professor at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence, Kansas, and an accomplished scholar who writes on Indigenous knowledge, technology, environment, and education. He is also director of the Haskell Environmental Research Studies Center, which he founded with colleagues from the Center for Hazardous Substance Research at Kansas State University. Wildcat helped design a four-part video series entitled All Things Are Connected: The Circle of Life (19...
Campaign Justice for Naomi Rally 11/2/11 - Guest Lisa Liebl
October 28, 2011 18:00 - 21 minutes - 4.75 MBJoin us as we discuss the rally to campaign to bring Justice to the issue surrounding little Naomi Whitecrow's death. The rally is scheduled at the Oklahoma State Capitol on November 2, 2011 from 11 AM to 2 PM. Guest Lisa Liebl, Public Relations Coordinator from the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribe's Governor's Office will explain who will be at the rally and what the rally is meant to accomplish. This is not just an Indian issue, this is an issue for all children of Oklahoma. Come listen to t...
Walter Echo- Hawk (Pawnee) - Native American Rights
October 09, 2011 23:00 - 1 hour - 14.6 MBWalter Echo-Hawk is a Native American attorney, tribal judge, author, activist, and law professor. He represents Indian tribes on important legal issues, such as treaty rights, water rights, religious freedom, prisoner rights, and repatriation rights. His career spans the pivotal years when Indian tribes reclaimed their land, sovereignty, and pride in a stride toward freedom. As a Native American rights attorney since 1973, Walter worked at the epicenter of a great social movement alongsid...
Kenny Frost (Ute) - Our Healing Center
October 02, 2011 23:00 - 1 hour - 15.1 MBKenny Frost (Ute) is a prolific speaker and leader of indigenous peoples who are fighting to keep traditions, culture and languages alive for the next generations. Kenny is the Chairman of Our Healing Center. Our Native Healing Center (ONHC) will establish a much needed American Indian/Alaskan Native healing center in Denver, Colorado that offers traditional behavioral recovery, physical wellness, and turtle island spiritual practices. ONHC’s services will reduce direct AI/AN historica...
Kenny Lee Lewis - The Rawkin Mohawk
September 25, 2011 23:00 - 1 hour - 13.8 MBBorn in Pasadena, California, in 1954, Kenny grew up in a music-filled household. His early affinity to music is a reflection of his Native American roots. His bloodlines come directly from two Indian Nations, the Mohawk and the Cherokee. Kenny Lee Lewis is credited as one of the songwriters who gave Steve Miller "personality". Yet, as many Native people do, he chose to stay in the background helping other artists to shine by composing for them. His "Cool Magic" on the Steve Miller Band's A...
Marilyn Vann (Cherokee) - The Freedmen Today
September 18, 2011 23:00 - 1 hour - 14 MBMarilyn Vann serves as president and a director of the Descendants of Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes Association, a nonprofit corporation that educates the public about the history, culture, and political rights of the African Indian peoples of the five nations (formerly known as the Five Civilized Tribes) whose ancestors were enrolled as “freedmen” tribal members by the US government Dawes Commission approximately 100 years ago. She is the lead plaintiff in a federal lawsuit against ...
Wambli Sina Win (Lakota) - Protecting What is Ours
September 11, 2011 23:00 - 1 hour - 15.4 MBWambli Sina Win is a Oglala Sioux from Wamblee, South Dakota. Her name, “Wambli Sina Win”, means “Eagle Shawl Woman”. “I am honored to carry my great-grandmother’s Lakota name,” Win said, “which was given to me in a traditional Lakota ceremony in 1958.” Wambli Sina Win (Eagle Shawl Woman) is currently an Associate Professor and Director of the Bacone College Criminal Justice Studies Department in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Her grandfather was John Fire, Chief Lame Deer Tahca Uste, a well known ...
Internet Pretendians & How they Hurt Us
August 28, 2011 23:00 - 1 hour - 13.6 MBThe wannabe will announce he has Native American ancestry based upon family oral tradition. He may or may not do research, but no matter what evidence there may be to the contrary or no evidence at all, he will hold fast to his proclamation because it has become part and parcel of his identity. The wannabe is free to ebb and flow his blood claims based upon convenience, audience and whim. And finally I wish to point out that it is an insult to authentic Cherokees, whose ancestors suffered ...
Don Coyhis (Mohican) - White Bison & Mending Broken Hearts
August 21, 2011 23:00 - 1 hour - 13.9 MBPresident and co-founder of White Bison, Inc. Don Coyhis is a member of the Mohican Nation from the Stockbridge-Munsee Reservation in Wisconsin. His upbringing on the reservation and his 15 years of experience in corporate America bring a unique perspective on community development issues, whether in the corporate environment or within the Indian community. Since 1988, Don has developed and presented community change programs based on the teachings of the Medicine Wheel and a system of prin...
Brenda Golden - This and That (Short Show)
August 14, 2011 23:00 - 18 minutes - 3.99 MBGuest had to cancel at last minute.
Sandi Golden - Responsibility and Accountability
July 26, 2011 00:30 - 31 minutes - 6.89 MBSandra (Sandi) Golden is running for the upcoming election for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. She is the daughter of Eugene Golden and the late Minnie (Jeffley) Spicer. She has one son, Thomas who attends school in Weleetka. She is running for office because she believes there is still much to do in the development as a sovereign nation. Our offices in Okmulgee seem to get bigger and bigger while the services to the citizens and communities seem to get smaller. It is really scary to think we ...
Moses Brings Plenty (Lakota) - Here and There
July 24, 2011 23:00 - 1 hour - 14.5 MBMo Brings Plenty is of the Lakota Nation born and raised on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. He is a gifted musician, actor, model and devoted spokesperson who travels the nation advocating for the rights of his Indian community, focusing heavily on the safety and protection of his elders and the support and positive development of the youth. Mo takes a proactive approach in all that he does and is very much a visionary about what he as a spiritual Indian man with strong ...
Barbara Low (Mik'maq) - The Indians Showband
July 17, 2011 23:00 - 1 hour - 14 MBYes, it's true. There is a band over in Ireland, that has been raking in money by mocking Indigenous cultures for 40 years This group of Irishmen dress up in pseudo "Native American" garb, fingerpaint on their faces, and each has a stage name that is stolen from a respected Indigenous Warrior or Holy Man. They claim to play country & western music, with songs like "Wigwam Wiggle". They have at least two Facebook FanPages, and several videos on Youtube. Here is a history of the Band: ht...
DeeJay NDN (Ojibway )- "THE INDIANS SHOWBAND"
July 03, 2011 19:00 - 56 minutes - 12.6 MBYes, it's true. There is a band over in Ireland, that has been raking in money by mocking Indigenous cultures for 40 years This group of Irishmen dress up in pseudo "Native American" garb, fingerpaint on their faces, and each has a stage name that is stolen from a respected Indigenous Warrior or Holy Man. They claim to play country & western music, with songs like "Wigwam Wiggle". They have at least two Facebook FanPages, and several videos on Youtube. Here is a history of the Band: ht...
Gabriel Ayala - A New CD & the Nammys
June 26, 2011 18:00 - 1 hour - 17 MBA member of the Yaqui people of southern Arizona, Gabriel Ayala is at the forefront of a new generation of Native Americans making a career performing classical music. He began playing the guitar as a child. He earned a Master's Degree in Music Performance from the University of Arizona in 1997, has taught at all educational levels from elementary through college, and serves as a competition adjudicator. Although Gabriel truly enjoys being a teacher his busy touring schedule allows him to on...
Josh Welch - The Case of Patricia SpottedCrow
May 28, 2011 22:00 - 50 minutes - 11.3 MBA $31 marijuana sale has landed 25-year-old Oklahoma mother of four Patricia Spottedcrow and a grandmother 10 years in prison. Police say Spottedcrow and her 50-year-old mother Delita Starr sold $11 worth of pot to an undercover cop at her home in 2009 on New Year's Eve, according to The Oklahoman. Two weeks later, the cop came back and bought $20 worth of marijuana. Both women were arrested and charged with drug distribution. And since Spottedcrow's children were present in the home during ...
Code Name Geronimo and Native American Veterans
May 21, 2011 22:00 - 1 hour - 14.2 MBThis is a special show co-hosted by Pius Spottedhorsechief (Pawnee) and Brenda Golden (Mvskoke) both veterans of the armed forces; to discuss and take calls about the use of "Geronimo" by the US Government in referring to Osama Bin Laden. Many Native Americans were offended by the use of "Geronimo", many many articles were written to denounce and explain why the use of the name was wrong and offensive. You tell us, were you offended? What did you think of the use of Geronimo's name to des...