CCC Diversity Hour • April 2006

CIEN - California Indian Educational Network
See it on ACN Channel 80 or on the web at http://www.cccsat.org/

Coastal Chumash: Stories on Contemporary Native Americans in CA

Rebroadcast:
Tue., Apr. 4th, 6:01-7:03pm
Wed., Apr. 5th, 10:01-11:03am

NAEN Launch with Gordon Johnson
Gordon Johnson author and member of the Pala Indian Reservation introduces the launch of the Native American Education Network at Palomar College.

Rebroadcast:
Tue., Apr. 11th, 3:01-3:04pm
Tue., Apr. 18th, 3:01-3:04pm
Tue., Apr. 18th, 6:01-6:04pm
Tue., Apr. 25th, 3:01-3:04pm
Wed., Apr. 26th, 6:01-6:04pm
Sat., Apr. 29th, 2:01-2:04pm

NATIVE: Return to the Circle

Rebroadcast:
Sat., Apr. 8th, 3:00-3:28pm
Wed., Apr. 12th, 10:01-10:29am
Wed., Apr. 26th, 10:01-10:29am
Wed., Apr. 26th, 6:32-7:01am
Sat., Apr. 29th, 2:04-2:32pm

Red Rocks
This Native Music Talk Show highlights traditional and contemporary Native artists whose music reflects their histories, cultures and current realities. Invited guests are interviewed by Niki Sandoval (Chumash) about their music, cultures and history before performing their contemporary or traditional music.

Part 1 - Jonelle Romero and Sage
Sat., Apr. 22nd, 2:01-2:29pm
Wed., Apr. 26th, 6:04-6:32pm

Part 2 - Arigon Starr
Sat., Apr. 1st, 2:32-3:01pm
Sat., Apr. 29th, 2:32-3:01pm

Redbone
Wed., Apr., 19th, 11:21-11:52am
Wed., Apr. 19th, 6:32-7:02pm

NATIVE: Hunter Red Day-Spoken Word
Sat., Apr. 1st, 3:01-3:29pm
Tue., Apr. 4th, 4:03-4:32pm
Tue., Apr. 4th, 4:32-5:00pm
Sat., Apr. 22nd, 2:30-2:58pm
Sat., Apr. 29th, 3:01-3:29pm

Giveaway Songs

GSTV - CISA
A discussion of storytelling and activism, and the Southern California Storytelling Festival in Palm Springs. Includes traditional stories, and the story of Toypurina, who led the revolt against the San Gabriel Mission.
Sat., Apr. 8th, 3:30-3:59pm

Stories For A Summer Solstice - Giveaway songs Productions
An hour long program of oral history and stories from the Haramokngna American Indian Cultural Center. (Kat High, producer).
Wed., Apr. 12th, 6:01-7:00pm
Sat., Apr. 22nd, 3:00-3:59pm

Repatriation
A discussion with Ray Basquez (Pechanga), Richard Bugbee (Payoomkawichum), and Diane Wilson on the Repatriation Act and problems on returning artifacts and remains to the decendants. (Kat High, producer).
Wed., Apr. 5th, 11:31am-12:00pm

#101: Theron Weighill
A lively talk with the Chumash storyteller, singer, and dancer - and the importance of passing on our culture as sovereign survival. (Kat High, producer).
Wed., Apr. 5th, 11:03-11:31am

GSTV: Haramokngna
An overview of the Haramokngna American Indian Cultural Center with members of Ne'ayuh. (Kat High, producer).
Sat., Apr. 1st, 3:29-3:58pm
Tue., Apr. 11th, 6:30-6:58pm (#201)
Wed., Apr. 19th, 7:02-7:31am
Sat., Apr. 29th, 3:29-3:58pm

Carlos Reynosa
A musical talk and performance by Carlos and Tawny Reynosa. (Kat High, producer).
Wed., Apr. 12th, 7:29-7:58pm

Young Native Scholars
Short films created/filmed/edited by student participants of the Young Native Scholars program.

2003:
Wed., Apr. 12th, 10:29-11:04am
Wed., Apr. 19th, 10:25-11:00am

Summer 2003:
Tue., Apr., 25th, 7:22-7:58pm
Wed., Apr. 26th, 7:06-7:41pm

2005 - Holistic Approach to Education:
Tue, Apr. 11th, 6:01-6:30pm

Summer Solstice

Part 1:
Tue., Apr. 11th, 6:58-7:58pm

Billy Soza War Soldier
Discusses his vibrant art, and mixing art and activities.

Rebroadcast:
Tue., Apr. 18th, 3:04-3:32pm
Tue., Apr., 25th, 3:04-3:32pm

Crossing the Rainbow Bridge: Our Story
Half-hour of the oral history of the Ach'omawi people that connects the native Hawaiians with California Indian Tribes. Illustrated with the artwork of students at Sherman Indian High School and Anuenue Hawaiian Language School in Honolulu. Interview with the students and teachers at both schools on the importance and validity of our oral histories.

Rebroadcast:
Tue., Apr. 18th, 3:32-4:00pm
Tue., Apr., 25th, 3:32-4:00pm

Autry Museum and the Siva Family
A discussion with Alvino Siva about the new Cahuilla outreach box available for teachers at the Autry National Center, with a birdsinging presentation at the museum (Kat High, producer).

Rebroadcast:
Tue., Apr. 18th, 4:00-4:29pm
Tue., Apr., 25th, 4:00-4:29pm

Tracy Nelson
Discusses the themes in his music with a clip from a concert at Hollywood moguls and a live studio performance.

Rebroadcast:
Tue., Apr. 18th, 4:29-4:56pm
Tue., Apr., 25th, 4:29-4:56pm

So That My Grandchildren Will Know
Cultural teachings kept alive through oral and artistic means from generation to generation.

Rebroadcast:
Wed., Apr. 26th, 10:30-11:28pm

Life, Love and Earth - Carlos Reynosa
One Native American's perspective on the journey through life.

Rebroadcast:
Wed., Apr. 19th, 7:31-7:59pm
Tue., Apr., 25th, 6:25-6:52pm

Gordon Johnson "Rez Dogs Eat Beans"
A lively talk with Luiseno/Cupeno author Gordon Johnson and a reading from his book of short stories on rez life (Kat High, producer).

Reclaiming Our Culture and Identity
(Young Native Scholars)
The struggle of Native Americans to claim their heritage and forge an identity in spite of the stereotypes of modern society.

Rebroadcast:
Wed., Apr. 26th, 7:42-7:57pm

American Indian Theater
A performance from the American Indian Theatre Company.

RezRobics for Couch Potato Skins
Daily exercise routine catered specifically for the Native community.

Rebroadcast:
Tue., Apr., 25th, 6:52-7:22pm

Old Ways - New Roles: A Dialogue with Luiseno Elder Villiana Hyde
Discussion of how the role of Native peoples in society is continually developing and changing.

Rebroadcast:
Tue., Apr. 18th, 7:35-7:59pm
Wed., Apr. 19th, 10:01-10:25am
Tue., Apr., 25th, 6:01-6:25pm

Joy Ride (Young Native Scholars)

SDSU Native American Youth Empowerment Conference
A conference designed to motivate Native American youth to go to college.

Rebroadcast:
Wed., Apr., 19th, 11:52-11:57am
Wed., Apr. 26th, 7:01-7:06pm

Student Films
Short films created/filmed/edited by local Native students from California Reservations.

On the River with Glen Moore, Sr.

Rebroadcast:
Wed., Apr. 19th, 6:00-6:32pm
Wed., Apr. 26th, 11:28-11:59pm

Theron Weighill
A lively talk with the Chumash storyteller, singer, and dancer - and the importance of passing on our culture as sovereign survival, (Kat High, producer).

Indian Lawyers: Translators of Two Worlds
Native American lawyers tell their stories: What inspired them to pursue a law career and the successes and struggles that followed. The stories reflect the ways in which the attorneys forge connections between their cultural values and the law.

San Luis Rey Mission Indian Foundation
A program discussing the work of the foundation in the Native community.