BodyTalk: with Doc J

b-sides, new tracks spoken word over some favorite artists songs working on a new one with Ron, Earth Ways.

Stay tuned for a tune up

This is the follow up album to Skys Place practice sessions with Talent Drum, honoring the memory of Burton Fisher, Sr. and the rest of the Birney Drum Group. Keeping the songs alive, it’s what’s important. Ha-Hau!

Introduce yourself and speak on your people… its what it is. How Indigenous people been bored by Hollywood. So, What is your message? Research agendas of the west have dominate the story of Indigenous people 1550, Spain. Image of the oppressor. How what we do is represented by the colonizer identity reconfiguration and sovereign inheritance. Appropriation of resources. So, it starts with Land. Hang on,

The music, activism, and origin story of the First Woman of Indigenous Hip-Hop! Join BodyTalk: as we run Indigenous Artist Spotligh: Indi 4One

Trauma informed healing, addiction and dependency, what can we do to heal ourselves after years of abuse and self abuse? We have to start somewhere, let it start with educating ourselves on and embracing the reality, its time to name that sh*t - name it and claim it - then recognize we can heal and its in our power, its in Creators hands - take the journey - the time is now, join us for this episode a hard look into the dark heart of societal illness - tonigh on BodyTalk: Hang on...

What happens when we run for 30 mins a day? Why is Sugar so bad for our bodies? How does alcohol effect us and is it so bad? Health and wellness focus, tonight - BodyTalk: Hang on...

How much do we really know about the origins of race and crime. Find out today, test your knowledge of your citizenship. Remembering the Zoot Suit Riots how anti-Mexican racism in L.A. set the standard for greater offense. How jails and prisons perpetuate racism and gang culture. Test your understanding.

Hang on, obscurity, abstract-ness, serious convo and good music

Talent drum special, with guest opener Ohuli Osda

Please join me in honoring the founders of these and other movements like them, tonight‘s episode contains sensitive, material, and real life situations and experiences. Hear April Satchel a.k.a. INDI 4ONE speech to congress Oh, and the violence against women act and its relation to cases of missing indigenous relatives

What was not said before, let it be said here…. That Men and boys get targeted for violence and go missing too, and at higher rates in some areas places. Join us tonight as we review a critical mass of media exposure on the subject

Southern Oregon University has been hosting Powwow for 30 years, both on campus and off, including a virtual Powwow online due to Covid restrictions, no, they are back on campus in the new gym and rocking and rolling in the oldest way! This is the annual from April 8 and 9th 2023. Southern Oregon University’s Powwow is a competition event, family friendly and one of the best Powwows around. Southern Oregon University mascot is the red tail hawk, and is located on the traditional homelands of the Shasta ,Takelma, and Latgawa. Go Raiders!

AIM - discover the story of the culture and history of the people of this continent from our oun perspective

Featuring new Artist Clarence One Feather - Raps From the Rez, two songs debuted. This young man is in prison in South Dakota. Please support this podcast by like and share to get the word out - help support Indigenous Artists and their families directly through our organization, contact Intertribal communications network, this podcast is open to the public to get the masses of dislocated people’s connected through educating through advertising audio that is already in creation and sparking interest in the social dilemma assistance leading to the securing recognition of global life international human rights to be recognized, and violations to be noticed and addressed early enough to make a difference in the lived realities of all people in crisis. With the rates of suicide for teens, depression anxiety, drug and alcohol use are perhaps just as much happening in the Non Indiana world… However, Native Americans are said to be anywhere from 2 percent or less to 8 percent of any given population. Native Americans statistically have a higher rate of victimization and violent crimes with lateral violence from within our own people, Indigenous people find ourselves caught between the systems and the street.

In this episode, we will discuss the 215 movement beginning in Canada with the unearthing of residential school children who were allowed to die, and murdered at the hands of nuns and priests, who were volunteers in these governmentally funded and run Indigenous child internment camps. If you don’t know about NAGPRA, the Native American, Graves, protections and repatriation act of 1990’s then you may not know about the horrors of boarding in residential schools. Today we will talk about the body of politics for Indigenous people, surrounding boarding, residential schools in Canada in the United States

Introducing, Michelle Johnson, Indigenous singer, songwriter, teacher, author. New song from Greyfox and some good ole funnies with Tyee and the grand old oprey. Check out Michelle’s book here on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/0578777150?ref_=cm_sw_r_apan_dp_5W7V43FZZ631NTVQFN0T

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Special Guests clips tonight from Acosia Red Elk, Indi4One on excited delirium and more... The true story of Christmas reindeer, Psycho or sociopath? how to tell the difference, the forgotten white slave trade, depression in animals some old traditional tunes and lake street dive songs Hang on its gonne be a bumpy ride.