Tunes from Turtle Island
From 1st of May the Turtle Island Radio Show is entering the dynamic world of podcasting.
Tunes from Turtle Island will be the podcast version of the radio show.
Occupation of Alcatraz
The (November 20, 1969 – June 11, 1971) was a 19-month long protest when 89 American Indians and their supporters occupied Alcatraz Island. The protest was led by Richard Oakes, LaNada Means, and others; John Trudell was the spokesman. Te group lived on the island together until the protest was forcibly ended by the U.S. government. There are some amazing photos here of the occupation.
week 22 2020
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May 25 – May 31
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Track Listing
Brenda MacIntyre, Medicine Song Woman – Gotta Be Me
Dallas Arcand ft Dawn Desmaris – Indian Trance
Doc Native & Spencer Battiest – The Storm
Funkdoobiest – Bow Wow Wow
Maiah Wynne ft Just James + J Scott – Chance To Say Goodbye
MiCH COTA_KIZIS – In Our House
Shannon McKenney – I Know Thing
VILDÁ + Willows + Soleil Launière – Remember Your Name part 1
VILDÁ + Willows + Soleil Launière – Remember Your Name Part 2
Richard Kagige – One Cold November
Wolf Saga – Heroes
Aqqalu Berthelsen – Cuckoo
Broadcast on FM by Resonance (UK), radio AGORA (AT) , Radio Freequenns (AT), Radio Onde Furlane (I) – and as a podcast, Tunes from Turtle Island on Google Play, iTunes, Deezer, Stitcher, iHearRadio or Megaphone.
A Tribe Called Red
blm statement
I’m shocked and saddened but not surprised by all the events arising from the brutal murder of #georgefloydRIP.
I have been following from this side of the pond and the numerous protests here as well, the list is huge.
Around the world we are watching.
I would like to add my little support and that of the Turtle Island Radio Show to all those fighting
with whatever method they choose against the fascist oppression of all people of colour.
Standing in #Solidarity with you all. #blacklivesmatter
Politician working for oil lobby
During a podcast hosted by the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors, Alberta’s energy minister Sonya Savage was asked about the Trans Mountain expansion project, which is under construction despite despite fierce opposition from environmentalists and some Indigenous groups.
Canada: minister says Covid-19 lockdown a ‘great time’ to build pipeline
Environmental advocates have reacted with outrage after a provincial energy minister in Canada said that coronavirus restrictions on public gatherings make it a “great time” to push on with a contentious pipeline project.
week 21 2020
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Track list
Auen – Nad ‘Nisar
Curtis Clear Sky and the Constellationz – Lasting Love
Street Pharmacy – When Rudy Met Paddy
Backwater Township – TIO’TIA-KE
Matt Comeau – We Are One
Richard Inman – Faded Love Better Days
Paul Jr Aliktiluk – Sometimes (elaanikut)
Richie Ledreagle – Somebody Please
Gabrielle Fontaine – Through the Flood
Samantha Crain – Holding to the Edge of Night
Badd Wolf and Wild the Coyote – Broken Down
The North Sound – Better Days
Miracle Dolls – Mothers BLood on Lady LIbety
Painted Raven – Livin’ Life
Broadcast on FM by Resonance (UK), radio AGORA (AT) , Radio Freequenns (AT), Radio Onde Furlane (I) – and as a podcast, search for Tunes from Turtle Island on Google Play, iTunes, iHeartRadio, Deezer, Stitcher, or Megaphone.
Pamyua
Gov. Kristi Noem its about oil not native lives
As construction related to the Keystone XL pipeline begins in South Dakota Gov Noem pressures tribes that have been outspoken opponents of the pipelines.
Noem: Tribes’ checkpoints dispute not just about coronavirus
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem said on Thursday that her stance against Native American tribes operating coronavirus checkpoints on federal and state highways isn’t just about the response to the coronavirus pandemic, but about setting “precedent” on tribes’ ability to shut down traffic in other situations.
Funkdoobiest
Some old school HipHop
WEEK 20 2020
Track listing
Anachnid + Eadsé + iskwē + G.R. Gritt + Laura Niquay + Matiu + Shauit + Soleil Launière + Tee Cloud + Viivi Maria Saarenkylä – Heading to New Mexico
Young Medicine – We Dance
Leetia Kalluk – Qaigialaurit
Agaaqtoq – Run Free
Calina Laurence – Prosperous Duet
Carsen Gray – Sah ‘Laana
Que Rock ft Drezus and Asspects – Life on Mars
Artson & Brown Fist Emoji & MC RedCloud & Pj Vegas – The Future
Micki Free – Wounded Knee
Russel Means – Conspiracy to be Free
Kid Frost – La Raza (Cantina Mix)
Gabriel Ayala – Passion, Fire & Grace
Mike Bern – Waponahkew
Artson ft. Malcolm-Ali – The Drum (Lacey IQ remix)
Broadcast on FM by Resonance (UK), radio AGORA (AT) , Radio Freequenns (AT), Radio Onde Furlane (I) – and as a podcast, search for Tunes from Turtle Island on Google Play, iTunes, Deezer, Stitcher, Spotify or Megaphone.
in Covid-19 times
The Cheyenne River Sioux have chosen to follow the path of science and set up checkpoints on roads coming into the Reservation.
Native Americans wage war against new virus and a 400-year disease of bias, ignorance | Will Bunch
In the showdown over the right to operate highway coronavirus checkpoints pitting Bald Eagle’s people and other South Dakota tribes against Gov. Kristi Noem, each side has looked to a higher authority.
honest governmentt adds
i didnt see this when it came out but its spot on!
week 19 2020
Track listing
N8IVE – No Regrets
Jana Mashonee – A Change is Gonna Come
David Strickland, Que Rock, Chipawa Travelers – Feathers
The Jerry Cans – SOS
Riit – Ullagit
Neon Nativez – Hozoniful your BlessingWayz
Supaman – Eclipse
Buggin Malone – Endless Resistance
Adrian Wall – Lockdown Reservation Quarantine Blues
Bill Miller – Ghost Dance
John McLeod – Peyote Jim
Melody Mcarthur – Mon Amour
Christa Couture – Far, Far Light of the Stars
Wayne Silas Jr – One of a Kind
Broadcast on FM by Resonance (UK), radio AGORA (AT) , Radio Freequenns (AT), Radio Onde Furlane (I) – and as a podcast, search for Tunes from Turtle Island on Google Play, iTunes, Deezer, Stitcher, Spotify or Megaphone.
Supaman
Irish honour their Famine debt to Choctaw tribe
Funds for native American tribes who have been badly hit by coronavirus are flooding in from Ireland as they repay a debt dating back to the 19th-century famine.
Grateful Irish honour their Famine debt to Choctaw tribe
Grateful Irish honour their Famine debt to Choctaw tribe – Independent.ie