http://www.nativeradio.org en-us Native American Public Telecommunications 2006 A look at issues faced by Eastern Native American tribes AIROS Native Network A collection of programs that take an in-depth look into the various issues faced by the Native American tribes of the eastern half of North America. AIROS airos@unl.edu WHRO As Virginia prepares to celebrate the historic 400th Anniversary of the Jamestown settlement, we'll talk about the distinctive tribes that first dominated the territory. As Virginia prepares to celebrate the historic 400th Anniversary of the Jamestown settlement, we'll talk about the distinctive tribes that first dominated the territory. Join Cathy Lewis and her guests, Upper Mattaponi Chief Ken Adams, Chief Stephen Adkins (Chickahominy) and Powhatan Owen (Chickahominy) as they discuss the Virginia Tribes battle for Federal recognition. We will also look at the first contact in 1607 and the historical misrepresentation of the Virginia Tribes in American history books. The Chiefs share their knowledge of the extermination of 20 tribes at the hands of the English settlers during the first 100 years of settlement and the systematic 'paper genocide' of all Native Americans in Virginia. Join Cathy and her guests for a look at Virginia's Native Americans past, present and future. Tues, 02 Jan 2007 12:00:00 EST 53:11 Native American, Indian, Virginia, Jamestown, Mattiponi, Chickahominy WHRV With the 400 year anniversary of the birth of our nation on the horizon; many people are still unaware of the history of the Virginia tribes and the true history regarding first contact at Jamestown in 1607. Please join us as we speak with the Monacan Nation of Virginia regarding first contact and the paper genocide of the Virginia Indians. Monacan Chief Kenneth Branham and tribal members Karenne Wood and Sue Elliott sit down with Chickahominy tribal representative Powhatan Owen to share the history and culture of the invisible people; past present and future. Karenne's poetry from her book Markings on Earth was used throughout this program. She is an enrolled member of the Monacan Indian Nation and serves on the Tribal Council. Wed, 02 May 2007 12:00:00 EDT 59:22 Native American, Indian, Virginia, Jamestown, Monacan, Chickahominy Zach Oliva with assistance from Eric Martin Listen to an interview with the producer of the programs Monacan Voices and Jamestown 2007. Cherokee and Choctaw television, radio and new media producer Kimberley Lyman talks about what guides her to do the work she does, her feelings about the tribes of Virginia, and the importance of the Native perspective in media and education. Tues, 10 Jul 2007 12:00:00 EDT 10:48 Native American, Indian, Virginia, Kimberley Lyman, Jamestown, Cherokee, Choctaw, WHRO