InterTribal presents:
We Remain Strong
Good morning and welcome to your weekend.
With the new year underway and the weekend having arrived, I figured we could use relaxing music to ease us into our morning.
Glad to have you along on this journey. Lots of newer music and fresh artists I wanted to share with you.
Enjoy, Stay Healthy, and Love yourself.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal January 8th, 2022
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InterTribal presents:
A Merry Christmas Morning
Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Happy Yuletide, Happy Kwanzaa, and Happy Hanukkah (for all who celebrated that holiday at the start of this month)
No matter how you celebrate this time of year, I wish you all good health, joy, laughter, love, happiness and peace.
This show is full of holiday music. I think this was the most music I have been able to find performed by indigenous musical artists. I hope you have a blessed morning and build beautiful memories.
Happy Holidays to you all.
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal December 25th, 2021
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InterTribal presents:
Winter Solstice and Holiday Cheer
Good morning and welcome to your weekend.
Today we celebrate the Winter Solstice and anticipate the Holiday of Christmas. I can remember when I was a child I used to write greeting cards that had Yuletide written on them. I also remember asking my mother about Seasons Greetings. What it meant and why would it be used.
She explained, if you wish to give a holiday greeting to a stranger, but you did not know what holiday they celebrated it would be polite to say “seasons greetings”. “It was a sign of respect”, she said. Today people get so up in arms about people who say “Happy Holidays”. These are not statements of war against your beliefs, these statements are signs of openness and welcoming the existence of those who believe different than you.
Happy Holidays to each and everyone.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal December 18th, 2021
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InterTribal presents:
Dreaming of a White Winter Christmas
Good morning and welcome to your weekend.
I don’t know about you but I feel as though the year is racing to its conclusion. In two weeks it will be Christmas morning, and in a week after that we will be starting the year off with InterTribal on January 1, 2022.
Once again you will find holiday songs sprinkled throughout the show.
Happy Holidays everyone.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal December 11th, 2021
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InterTribal presents:
November 2 Remember
Good morning and welcome to your weekend!
Now that the temperatures have fallen below freezing, I think it is time to invite your to gather round the community fire. This is the weekend before Thanksgiving. I understand there is much happening to prepare and many will soon begin their travels or your guest’s arrival is expected soon.
My hope is the selected music will help you start your day with a smile on your face. So, grab that cup of tea, coffee, or hot chocolate, get your muffins in the oven and the eggs in the frying pan as the music provides the mood of your morning.
Today News and Information is listed below.
The 5th Annual Pocahontas Reframed Film Festival enters its second day at the VMFA. Visit the website here for more details and get your tickets here.
This Week in Indian Country we will hear two stories:
Aliyah Chaves interviews Steven Peters, Creative Director of Smoke Sygnals on the Indian Country Today news network. The segment is called A Wampanoag retelling of Thanksgiving.
Next, Mark Trahant interviews both Jodi Archambault and Jourdan Bennett-Begaye regarding the White House Summit.
You may watch the entire news broadcast of the stories shared in the show by clicking the links above or visit Indian Country Today.
Feel free to submit local indigenous news that you would like to see included, email Katie Tall Feathers at: [email protected] to share the details.
Walk in peace and Have a Happy Thanksgiving.
InterTribal InterTribal November 20th, 2021
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InterTribal presents:
Day of the Dead and Dancing
Good morning and welcome to your weekend!
The last Saturday in October has finally arrived and with it, All Hallows Eve. Today’s show was created with this in mind. The music, though not Halloween specific, is focused on the spirits, ancestors, and remembering our loved ones who have journeyed on ahead of us.
In today’s fourth segment of my interview with Felipe, we learn about what he has been doing during Covid-19 lockdown. Felipe created a Podcast called; Disco Chronicles. This podcast can be found on YouTube and is filled with talented people who played various roles in the era of Disco. Click the link below for to explore the channel for yourself.
Disco Chronicles: https://www.feliperose.com/disco-chronicles
Today I also announce some exciting news regarding the direction of this radio show.
Thank you for all the love and support you provided during WRIR’s Fall Fund Drive. Remember it is not too late to donate.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal October 30th, 2021
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InterTribal presents:
Dancing and Fun Raising
Good morning and welcome to your weekend!
WRIR is in the midst of our Fall Fund Drive and I cannot wait to get me new Tee Shirt.
With the pandemic, once again in full swing, I am unable to be in the studio at this time. This saddens me because there usually is so much activity with fans stopping in to say “hi”.
This week’s show is 16 years in the making. Felipe Rose, formally of the Village People, finally found time to sit down with Tall Feathers for an interview. They spoke about what he is doing and how he arrived to where he is now in his life. Today, InterTribal is sharing three segments of this interview with you, and will follow in two weeks with more of the interview.
Ways you can connect with Felipe:
Website; https://www.feliperose.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/feliperosefanclub/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FelipeRoseFanClub/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/realfeliperose
Disco Chronicles: https://www.feliperose.com/disco-chronicles
From Tall Feathers:
Today I am asking you to make your donation to the station between 6 and 9 am. If you do that, your name will be entered into a drawling for either a Red Hawk Woman CD, or the Trail of Tears Single CD.
It does not matter which Premium level you donate; you will be entered. However, if you donate at the $360 ($60 a month) Pay it Forward level, you will be entered to win the Felipe Rose Fan pack:
- 14×10 print of Felipe dressed in white regalia on a black background (not framed)
- 8 x 10 print of the Village People (not framed)
- 1 CD of Red Hawk Woman & 1 CD of Trail of Tears
Remember, this is over and above the WRIR Premiums you will receive.
These Extras, as I call them, are provided by Felipe, himself, and are an added bonus separate from WRIR. So please understand only Tall Feathers will be responsible for organizing, collecting and distributing the Extras. You can contact me at [email protected] if you have any questions or concerns.
InterTribal has some exciting news to share, but do the all the effort into producing this today’s show, I forgot to add it in. That simply means you will need to wait till next week to hear about the exciting news.
Thank you for your continued support of the show and this station.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal October 23rd, 2021
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InterTribal presents:
Water Women and Ancestors
Good morning and welcome to your weekend!
This week’s audio production was high paced, stressed, while also very exciting. Fund Drive time is always very active and requires many of our volunteers to get involved. The same is true even during a pandemic.
Those of us who preproduce our shows need to curate them with positive and upbeat tempos. This Fun-drive I have a very special guest who, through the magic of technology, will join me prerecorded on the October 23, 2021 show. This special guest is revealed during today’s show.
This Week in Indian Country provides two stories sourced from Indian Country Today. This weeks segment introduces you Ashley Callingbull and Meghan Sullivan. Both are interviewed by Mark Trahant.
- Ashley Callingbull is a Plains Cree model, actress and advocate.
- Meghan Sullivan reports on the ICT’s $20 million dollar trust fund in Alaska.
Be sure to plan for donating during InterTribal. I will have some extra treats for you when you do.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal October 16th, 2021
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InterTribal presents:
Celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day
Good morning and welcome to your weekend!
Today is forecast to be rainy. I hope this is not a bad event for any of us.
Today’s show celebrates Indigenous People’s Day, Sunday, October 10, 2021. I hope you enjoy the selection and blend of music presented this morning.
Events this Weekend
This weekend the Richmond Folk Festival returns for live performances down on Browns Island – This year’s indigenous performers are Jasmine Bell & North Bear.
Jasmine is a two-time world champion hoop dancer (traditionally a male dance) and a carrier of the Lakota traditions.
North Bear, is an acclaimed Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone drum group from Wind River reservation in central Wyoming. North Bear is one of the foremost exponents of the Northern Plains “straight” or “traditional” style of singing, This weekend you will experience North Bear driving the dance with their powerful falsetto voices. North Bear was founded in 2003, and is led by Jasmine’s husband, Luke Bell.
Of course, the Richmond Folk Festival is free and open to the public.
The American Indian College Fund Presents: INDIGE-BRATION – a Virtual Concert Celebrating the Indigenous People.
Sunday, October 10th (Indigenous Peoples’ Day Eve) at 6:30 pm MDT. – 8:30 pm EDT.
INDIGE-BRATION is a first-time ever event hosted by the American Indian College Fund. This event is free, however, seating is limited so registration is required. To register and get your ticket follow the link above or click here. I am excited because many of the wonderful musicians listed to perform are musicians I have played right here on InterTribal.
This Week in Indian Country (a radio news segment on InterTribal & WRIR)
Buffy Sainte-Marie interviewed on The National
June 5, 2015-CBS-The National
Musician and activist Buffy Sainte-Marie sits down with Wendy Mesley to talk about the need for a new deal for Canada’s First Nations.
Found in Indian Country Today News:
Thacker Pass – New Evidence proves massacre was at Nevada mine site (Video)
Tribes: New evidence proves massacre was at mine site
Nevada Lithium Corp’s construction is scheduled to begin earlier next year at what would be the largest lithium mine in the nation
Scott Sonner Associated Press
Have a wonderful weekend and keep the music flowing.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal October 9th, 2021
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InterTribal presents:
Spirits and Memories
Good morning and welcome to your weekend!
This week we begin a month of spooky and spirit filled music. I am sure I will reach back into some archives to find some mood setting music for this Spirit Filled month of memories.
This Week in Indian Country:
- The first segment shares an article from The Frontier – At one former Native American school in Oklahoma, honoring the dead now falls to alumni – Written by Ari Fife | Published July 21, 2021
- The second segment shares the sad news of Myron Dewey’s death last Sunday. SFGATE article – Indigenous filmmaker’s ‘every breath’ a fight for his people – Written by Sam Metz | Published September 29, 2021
- As a Tribute to Myron, I played an audio segment from the AJ+ video on YouTube – #NoDAPL Drones Monitor North Dakota Police –
This week’s segment runs approximately 16 minutes. I kept it as brief as I could while hoping to show the respect both topics deserve.
Thank you for tuning in and making InterTribal a part of your Saturday morning routine.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal October 2nd, 2021
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