InterTribal presents:
Before the Night Comes
Good morning and welcome to your weekend.
Today’s show celebrates the last vestiges of longer days. This coming Wednesday is the official arrival of Autumn with the Equinox, so I thought I would celebrate the beginning of the shorter nights.
This Week in Indian Country again shares two articles:
Two articles pulled from Indian Country Today on the web
1 – Miccosukee filmmaker breaks out in Hollywood
By Sandra Hale Schulman – Published 09/16/2021
2 – Man charged in 2012 death of Native student
By Carina Dominquez – Published 09162021
Remember you can reach me at [email protected]
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal September 18th, 2021
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Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead) presents:
Point/ Counter-Point
DJ tablescraps Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead) September 14th, 2021
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InterTribal presents:
Memories
Good morning and welcome to your weekend.
Meteorological autumn has arrived as of September 1st. With it, the daylight shortens. I don’t know about you, but I now need the light on as I start my morning during the week. 8 pm brings darkness. Thus requiring me to turn on the outdoor lights when I take the dog out.
The temperature has begun to visit the lower portions of the thermostat, and we bid farewell to summer.
Today is 9/11 and most of us probably remember waking up to the horror in New York. Later in DC and next in a field in Pennsylvania.
With everything we are dealing with I selected today’s music to create a meditative environment and help us relax. At least, that was the purpose.
This week in Indian Country focuses on the devastation in Louisiana along the Gulf coast.
You can explore the following websites for more details:
- Louisiana’s Houma Nation Was Devastated by Hurricane Ida
- September 5, 2021 published on NPR (Audio Captured)
- Written & Interviewed by Lulu Garcia-Navarro
- Can visit for more information on the United Houma Nation, visit unitedhoumanation.org.
- Democracy Now! Captured Audio with Amy Goodman Interviews Monique Verdin
- Hurricane Ida Slams Native Communities in Louisiana as New Orleans Loses Electricity & Covid Rages
- Story published August 30, 2021
Thank you for tuning in and I hope you enjoy the show.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal September 11th, 2021
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Commonwealth of Notions presents:
This Kitty’s Got Soul: Commonwealth of Notions edition
We interrupt this broadcast of Commonwealth of Notions with special guest DJ Miss Kitty stepping in to spin classic Hitsville tunes and deep grooves from the Northern Soul revival. You gotta get up to get down!
Carrie Thornbrugh Commonwealth of Notions September 10th, 2021
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InterTribal presents:
Labored Day Weekend
Good morning and welcome to your weekend.
I want to wish everyone a Happy Labor Day! This coming Monday is the last official holiday of summer. And, one can now say Autumn has arrived. On Wednesday, meteorological Autumn began.
I hope you are enjoying the new segment; “This Week in Indian Country”. Even though it takes me a little longer to produce the show, I believe the segment adds to the program.
This week I focus on events closer to home: Richmond.
On the Pow Wow trail, two pow wows are canceled:
- The Nottoway Indian Tribal Pow Wow – originally scheduled for September 18th & 19th
- Upper Mattaponi Tribal Pow Wow – originally scheduled for October 9th & 10th.
I also share details for the Pocahontas Reframed Film Festival scheduled for November 19th through the 21st. Tickets for the 5th Annual Pocahontas Reframed Film Festival are now on sale. This year’s event takes place
at the VMFA Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond, VA. You can check out the complete schedule of events here and purchase tickets here.
Just a reminder this show is pre-recorded for your listening pleasure.
Walk in Peace and stay healthy,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal September 4th, 2021
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Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead) presents:
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punk music for dummies
@pndwrir
DJ tablescraps Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead) August 31st, 2021
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End Of The Century presents:
Heavy Metal Litter Box with DJ Miss Kitty
“Heavy Metal Rulz and all that punk sh*t sux. Heavy Metal definitely rules–Twister Sister, Judas Priest, Dokken, Ozzy, Scorpions…they all rule!” –Zebra man from Heavy Metal Parking Lot, 1986.
Today’s show is inspired by the 1986 documentary, Heavy Metal Parking Lot produced by Jeff Krulik and John Heyn. The film features interviews with several small groups of young heavy metal fans gathered for a tailgate party in the parking lot outside the Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland on May 31, 1986, as they party in the parking lot before a Judas Priest/Dokken concert. If you haven’t seen it–you’re missing out. The music, the fashion, the quotes, the hair will give you life. In honor of metal and misspent youth, DJ Miss Kitty takes you on a gut-bustin, face-melting, eardrum shattering musical odyssey of the 1980s.
Carrie Thornbrugh End Of The Century August 28th, 2021
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InterTribal presents:
Always In Indian Country
Good morning and welcome to your weekend.
Today is the final Saturday of August. Are you ready for September? Hopefully the hot humidity will begin to move on.
Todays show has lots of music in it from 2021 and also features a new segment: This week in Indian Country.
This segment contains two articles:
Indian Country Today News
- William Yellow Robe: ‘A pivotal Native playwright’
- Mary Annette Pember
- Published 08/24/2021
- Boarding school review prompts calls for trauma support
- Susan Montoya Bryan
- Published 08/23/2021
Hope you enjoy the selection and blend.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal August 28th, 2021
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The Morning Rush With Jagar presents:
“THE MORNING RUSH WITH JAGAR & WINKSAYS” Giving You The Best In Hip Hop, R&B and Gospel Music……7/18/2021 7am-9am
REST IN PEACE TO ONE OF THE GREATEST ENTERTAINERS
BIZ MARKIE!!!!
DJ Jagar The Morning Rush With Jagar July 18th, 2021
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Cause and Effect presents:
Cause and Effect: DJ Miss Kitty Reaches for the Stars with Casey Kasem
A celebration of the career of legendary radio host Casey Kasum whose iconic “Long Distance Dedication” was broadcast by over 1000 radio stations in 50 countries around the world. If you listened to radio in the 1970’s, 80’s and 90’s you knew his distinctive voice. The originator of the American Top 40 radio program Casey taught us all to count backward to 40. His long-distance dedications left each of us to wonder whether our own unrequited love would remain unresolved while we kept “our feet on the ground and reached for the stars.”
Casey Kasem was the original host American Top 40, which premiered 50 July 4th, 1970.
Carrie Thornbrugh Cause and Effect July 17th, 2021
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