Carolyn Black Hunt on Moccasin Tracks, March 22, 2016.mp3

In this podcast we talk with Chenae Bullock from the Shinnecock Nation and speaks to racism and growing up knowing these times are different. The youth are demanding change and are moving with change not seen in many years. The Black Lives Matter is a movement and she is part of it. Music Credits: Canoe Song, Evan Pritchard from Resonance and the River Songs CD We talk about Black Lives Matter as a global movement and supported throughout her community by the youth. She is articulate in expressing her responsibility and perspective to bridge the gap in understanding and mutual respect. She speaks to unity and the common struggles of the Tribes of the East. She talks about how she has been witness to the contrast of her reservation land and the super wealthy communities that surround them. The struggles are very real for the tribes: protecting the ancestors, protecting the land and water and the rights of sovereignty for the original peoples. https://www.moskehtuconsulting.com/ From her website,"Moskehtu Consulting is Indigenous owned and operated. It was founded by Chenae Bullock, an enrolled Shinnecock Indian Nation Tribal Member and descendant of the Montauk Tribe in Long Island New York. Chenae is a historian, activist, preservationist and traditionalist. She has over 12 years of experience as an Indigenous perspective Historian. She has worked at many accredited Indigenous museums such as the Shinnecock Indian Museum and Cultural Center, Plimoth Plantation, and Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center." also find chenae on facebook..Sagkompanau Mishoon Netooeusqua and netooeusqua on instagram Music Credits: Canoe Song, Evan Pritchard from Resonance and the River Songs CD Moccasin Tracks is broadcast on WGDR Plainfield and WGDH Hardwick at wgdr.org, 91.1FM and 91.7FM go to streams/ archives day of broadcast at wgdr.org and scroll down to Moccasin Tracks on Mondays 9AM-10:30AM to hear the show archive wgdr.moccasintracks@gmail.com www.facebook.com/MoccasinTracks radiowithdeb.wordpress.com Moccasin Tracks is syndicated weekly on Pacifica Radio Network www.youtube.com/MoccasinTracks www.ORCAmedia.net/series/moccasintracks host, producer and engineer is Deb Reger. Thank-you for your interest.

In this podcast we talk about "Crazy Horse the Lakota Warrior's Life and Legacy" a book written and as told to William B. Matson. On a book tour with the legal family administrator Floyd Clown Sr. they will be presenting at the Kearsarge Indian Museum, Warner, NH Oct 19 at 1PM. (www.indianmuseum.org) In this podcast from the broadcast on WGDR, Goddard College Community Radio with host Deb Reger, Moccasin Tracks, we talk about spirituality, the book and the purpose of the book tour. They are presenting in each state and will have had 277 presentations this week at the Kearsarge Indian Museum. Bill also talked briefly about his documentary film work and future projects. This book is written from oral history and is the true story about Crazy Horse. Much respect for this important work. Music Credits: Floyd Red Crow Westerman, Custer Died For Your Sins, CD and song; Keith Secola, Got Land, Thank an Indian, single from you tube; N'we Jinan, Innu Song final mix, nwejinan.com Moccasin Tracks is broadcast on WGDR Plainfield and WGDH Hardwick at wgdr.org, 91.1FM and 91.7FM/ go to streams archives day of broadcast at wgdr.org and scroll down to Moccasin Tracks or Mondays 9AM-10:30AM to hear the show archive wgdr.moccasintracks@gmail.com www.facebook.com/MoccasinTracks radiowithdeb.wordpress.com Moccasin Tracks is syndicated weekly on Pacifica Radio Network www.youtube.com/MoccasinTracks www.ORCAmedia.net/series/moccasintracks host, producer and engineer is Deb Reger. Thank-you for your interest.

From the broadcast of Moccasin Tracks on WGDR Plainfield, September 30, 2019, we talk to George Larabee who is writing a book (novel) about Greylock using Abenaki words. George's new book will be published with Heritage Books https://heritagebooks.com/ Find George at the Ethan Allen Museum Events and we look forward to his return to Moccasin Tracks soon. Music Credit: Joanne Shenandoah, Nature Dance CD, Shelter From The Storm song, www.joanneshenandoah.com Moccasin Tracks is broadcast on WGDR Plainfield and WGDH Hardwick at wgdr.org, 91.1FM and 91.7FM/ go to streams archives day of broadcast at wgdr.org and scroll down to Moccasin Tracks or Mondays 9AM-10:30AM to hear the show archive wgdr.moccasintracks@gmail.com www.facebook.com/MoccasinTracks radiowithdeb.wordpress.com Moccasin Tracks is syndicated weekly on Pacifica Radio Network www.youtube.com/MoccasinTracks www.ORCAmedia.net/series/moccasintracks host, producer and engineer is Deb Reger. Thank-you for your interest.

Alcatraz Fifty Years Ago, Asserting Native Rights and Native Protectors Music Credits: Greeting Song from Wabanaki Songs CD from Good Mind Records by Jesse Bowman Bruchac; Truth by Bryan Blanchette, single unreleased, bryanblanchette.com; Nature Dance CD and song and and a little of Shelter From The Storm by Joanne Shenandoah (joanne shenandoah.com): also by Joanne from Lifegivers CD we hear She Teaches In this podcast we talk to Doug George-Kanentiio who gifts us with incredible stories about Richard Oakes, Mohawk who started the occupation at Alcatraz. Doug also speaks to Traditions and the ongoing actions being taken by Indigenous Peoples to Protect The Earth and all life. We speak to the Mauna Kea Protectors and the Protectors at Sacred Stone Camp and how that inspires and has influenced todays work to protect. He is available to speak to your group and will travel. Bryan Blanchette, singer songwriter speaks to how he is promoting the Abenaki language. contact: kanentiio@aol.com Moccasin Tracks is broadcast on WGDR Plainfield and WGDH Hardwick at wgdr.org, 91.1FM and 91.7FM/ go to streams archives day of broadcast at wgdr.org and scroll down to Moccasin Tracks or Mondays 9AM-10:30AM to hear the show archive wgdr.moccasintracks@gmail.com www.facebook.com/MoccasinTracks radiowithdeb.wordpress.com Moccasin Tracks is syndicated weekly on Pacifica Radio Network www.youtube.com/MoccasinTracks www.ORCAmedia.net/series/moccasintracks host, producer and engineer is Deb Reger. Thank-you for your interest.

In this podcast we talk with Jeanne Brink, Abenaki. She is continuing the Obomsawin tradition of fine craftsmanship in traditional Abenaki ash splint and sweetgrass basketry. She has taught 27 Abenaki relatives this fine art. In 2018 Middlebury College awarded her with an honorary degree. We invited Michael Billingsley, longtime friend from Plainfield, Vermont to talk with us as he had helped in the project of renaming the brook in Plainfield to Mskaskek Brook, an Abenaki work meaning red spruce. Music Credit: Songs of The Wabanaki, Jesse Bowman Bruchac, Good Mind Records, Friendship Song Moccasin Tracks is broadcast on WGDR Plainfield and WGDH Hardwick at wgdr.org, 91.1FM and 91.7FM/ go to streams archives day of broadcast at wgdr.org and scroll down to Moccasin Tracks or Mondays 9AM-10:30AM to hear the show archive wgdr.moccasintracks@gmail.com www.facebook.com/MoccasinTracks radiowithdeb.wordpress.com Moccasin Tracks is syndicated weekly on Pacifica Radio Network www.youtube.com/MoccasinTracks www.ORCAmedia.net/series/moccasintracks host, producer and engineer is Deb Reger. Thank-you for your interest.

This is a question we asked of Grandmother Carole Bubar-Blodgett while doing support for the Water Is Life Walks Housatonic River 2018. We reflected on the days walk and asked Grandmother Carole to reflect with us what she gained by doing this prayer walk. She tells us everyone can take the opportunity to receive these same gifts by joining on this Walk. Moccasin Tracks was on the walk just for 2 days May 23 and 24 and we are grateful to everyone who walked with us and shared feelings and words to be broadcast May 29 on Moccasin Tracks broadcast at wruv.org and locally at 90.1FM. We'll make another podcast and video will be posted soon!! Recordings include Grandmother Carole, Grandmother Rema and words from the Walkers who joined in gathering the headwaters. waterislifewalk.org on Facebook.com/waterislifewalks Moccasin Tracks is broadcast on WRUV FM Burlington and archived at wruv.org for one week (go to wruv.org> schedule and scroll down to Moccasin Tracks wruv.moccasintracks@gmail.com www.facebook.com/MoccasinTracks radiowithdeb.wordpress.com Moccasin Tracks is syndicated weekly on Pacifica Radio Network www.youtube.com/MoccasinTracks

Music with Joan Henry and Spirited, Uprising CD,joanhenry.net and Woman's Honoring Song Louie Gonnie, Breathe Deep The Dusk CD from Canyon Records, Transcendence and The Dawn Joseph FireCrow, Maheo Walk With Me, Face The Music CD from josephfirecrow.com In this podcast from the May 22, 2018 broadcast from WRUV FM Burlington, we talk to Joan Henry who has many talents among them: Vocalist, actress, dancer, composer, poet-lyricist, percussionist, choreographer. She tells about the song that came thru her, Woman's Honoring Song which we start off with. She has been singing all her life and is a song carrier. (Konogisgi) She says about herself that she carries all songs in a good way so that they can be sung when needed. Part of her responsibility from Creator is to pass on the songs to "who will hold our Mother Earth safe when we are gone". She says song holds the People together, to one another and to the Earth. We were honored to talk with Joan Henry on Moccasin Tracks. She has a website: earthsinger.net and can be found performing and leading workshops throughout the country as she mentioned her ongoing projects. Moccasin Tracks is broadcast on WRUV FM Burlington and archived at wruv.org for one week (go to wruv.org> schedule and scroll down to Moccasin Tracks wruv.moccasintracks@gmail.com www.facebook.com/MoccasinTracks radiowithdeb.wordpress.com Moccasin Tracks is syndicated weekly on Pacifica Radio Network www.youtube.com/MoccasinTracks

Need a new perspective? check this out!!! Music Credits: From the CD by 7th Generation Rising, The Fifth World music by Goodshield Aguilar (buffalofieldcampaign.org) and soundcloud In this edition of Moccasin Tracks we talk to Drone operator from the Oceti Sakowin, Dean Dedman who has been documenting from his unique perspective the ongoing non-violent resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline. He says from his facebook page (DrOne2bwild photography and video) "WELL ITS OFFICIAL. I SHIYÉ BIDZÍÍL (DEAN DEDMAN JR.) WILL BE ON WRUV FM Burlington Radio (LIVE) 3pm..listen in. So share and like it to everyone who is with us in this historical battle of our water and sacred lands, that can be traced back to our ancestors and beyond. and for all of you who are just tuning in, this is the voice and eagles eyes of the skies here at camp. He is an enrolled member of the Standing Rock Tribe and also part of Diné meaning "The People" in Navajo. He has been covering this story since April 1st. and has been one of the first aerial coverage of this occupation. He has camped here going on 4 months. Before all this whole movement took shape and action, there was DRONE2BWILD. A local of Standing Rock, standing for his people their life source. The Waters of this world. Thanks to all of his followers and the prayers he has digitally received from people and countries around the globe." We are honored to have shared a bit with Dean and look forward to following his posts and videos. for more info: www.sacredstonecamp.org Moccasin tracks is broadcast on WRUV FM Burlington Tuesdays from 4-6PM and archived at wruv.org for one week (go to schedule/listen to archives/scroll down to Moccasin Tracks) wruv.moccasintracks@gmail.com www.facebook.com/MoccasinTracks radiowithdeb.wordpress.com Moccasin Tracks is syndicated weekly on Pacifica Radio Network

Music credits: Black Hawk Singers, Welcome Song Windwalker and the MCW, Witchi Ta from Generations CD Buffy Sainte-Marie from True North records, Power In The Blood From our broadcast at WRUV FM Burlington we talk with carolyn Black Hunt, part of the laughing Couple (www.laughingcouple.com) Carolyn shares a story of How The People Got Maple Syrup and we talk briefly about Inspiring Native Women. Moccasin tracks is broadcast on WRUV FM Burlington Tuesdays from 4-6PM and archived at wruv.org for one week wruv.moccasintracks@gmail.com www.facebook.com/MoccasinTracks radiowithdeb.wordpress.com Moccasin Tracks is syndicated weekly on Pacifica Radio Network