NDNs on the Airwaves - CFUV Podcasts Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/ndns-on-the-airwaves-cfuv-podcasts NDNs on the Airwaves was developed from the need to know more about the recent history of native radio, the current state of native radio and where native radio is going in the future. This series gives voice to those who are passionate producers of radio, grateful musicians and individuals who help us understand how radio both reflects and shapes Indigenous cultures all across our territories. There is a common thread tying it all together, and that is Indigenous voices. This series offers insights into how the spirit of radio lives through the people and the people offer proof of life through sound and sound waves. Native radio is the intuitive voice that has found a home. Through Indigenous production and content, native radio tells us not only stories based on fact and testimony but gives us a glimpse into the nuances, the values and lifestyles that help define Indigenous peoples through voice, sound and song. Produced by Janet Rogers with support from CFUV 101.9 FM and the Community Radio Fund of Canada Radiometres grant program. © 2025 CFUV 4775f710-745c-535d-8865-11c64f224940 no en-us Fri, 09 Feb 2024 20:07:16 +0000 Tue, 02 Dec 2025 22:06:19 +0000 http://cfuvpodcasts.com/ndns-on-the-airwaves/ https://img.transistor.fm/UQonUytLhM4INwGgZ8-AKhQHVL_tuLPd2sUtT1WCgZ4/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9zaG93/LzE3MTE3LzE2MDg2/NzE3OTItYXJ0d29y/ay5qcGc.jpg NDNs on the Airwaves - CFUV Podcasts http://cfuvpodcasts.com/ndns-on-the-airwaves/ episodic CFUV NDNs on the Airwaves was developed from the need to know more about the recent history of native radio, the current state of native radio and where native radio is going in the future. This series gives voice to those who are passionate producers of radio, grateful musicians and individuals who help us understand how radio both reflects and shapes Indigenous cultures all across our territories. There is a common thread tying it all together, and that is Indigenous voices. This series offers insights into how the spirit of radio lives through the people and the people offer proof of life through sound and sound waves. Native radio is the intuitive voice that has found a home. Through Indigenous production and content, native radio tells us not only stories based on fact and testimony but gives us a glimpse into the nuances, the values and lifestyles that help define Indigenous peoples through voice, sound and song. Produced by Janet Rogers with support from CFUV 101.9 FM and the Community Radio Fund of Canada Radiometres grant program. NDNs on the Airwaves was developed from the need to know more about the recent history of native radio, the current state of native radio and where native radio is going in the future. CFUV No No NDNs on the Airwaves 06: Indigenous Radio Panel - Voices Across the Land 6 6 NDNs on the Airwaves 06: Indigenous Radio Panel - Voices Across the Land full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:57167b612eeb81c770ea0d53:5745f5c88a65e22fcdbdd6ed https://share.transistor.fm/s/273d3b7e On October 16th 2015, imagineNATIVE Film and Media Festival hosted a native radio panel for the first time in their 16 year span. The panel was comprised of broadcasters, producers and cultural managers who shared their definitions of native radio and reflected on their experiences with early radio from the 1970’s to present.

Featured interviews: Radio producer Janet Rogers; Radio & Satellite host Brian Wright McLeod; Toronto radio personality Andrea Morriseau

Music by: Rik Leaf, Radio Free Alcatraz special report segment

]]> On October 16th 2015, imagineNATIVE Film and Media Festival hosted a native radio panel for the first time in their 16 year span. The panel was comprised of broadcasters, producers and cultural managers who shared their definitions of native radio and reflected on their experiences with early radio from the 1970’s to present.

Featured interviews: Radio producer Janet Rogers; Radio & Satellite host Brian Wright McLeod; Toronto radio personality Andrea Morriseau

Music by: Rik Leaf, Radio Free Alcatraz special report segment

]]> Wed, 25 May 2016 19:08:24 +0000 Janet Rogers Janet Rogers 1845 The panel was comprised of broadcasters, producers and cultural managers who shared their definitions of native radio and reflected on their experiences with early radio from the 1970’s to present. Featured interviews: Radio producer Janet Rogers; Radio & Satellite host Brian Wright McLeod; Toronto radio personality Andrea Morriseau Music by: Rik Leaf, Radio Free Alcatraz special report segment The panel was comprised of broadcasters, producers and cultural managers who shared their definitions of native radio and reflected on their experiences with early radio from the 1970’s to present. Featured interviews: Radio producer Janet Rogers; Radio No NDNs on the Airwaves 05: Northwest Territories - Radio North 5 5 NDNs on the Airwaves 05: Northwest Territories - Radio North full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:57167b612eeb81c770ea0d53:5745f4483c44d8a75d574c39 https://share.transistor.fm/s/64ddf96a It is agreed, Radio North was a pioneering source for all other native radio to come after it. Radio was a constant and necessary medium for survival in remote regions of the Northwest Territories. We hear from three NWT musicians about the role radio played in their lives and musical careers and how language and culture is being upheld by the smart use of this medium.

Featured interviews: Musician, talent manager Leanne Goose; Singer/songwriter Leela Gilday; Digawolf band members Jessie James (Dzo Etse) and TJ Buggins

Music by: Leanne Goose, Leela Gilday, Digawolf and CKLB show promos

]]> It is agreed, Radio North was a pioneering source for all other native radio to come after it. Radio was a constant and necessary medium for survival in remote regions of the Northwest Territories. We hear from three NWT musicians about the role radio played in their lives and musical careers and how language and culture is being upheld by the smart use of this medium.

Featured interviews: Musician, talent manager Leanne Goose; Singer/songwriter Leela Gilday; Digawolf band members Jessie James (Dzo Etse) and TJ Buggins

Music by: Leanne Goose, Leela Gilday, Digawolf and CKLB show promos

]]> Wed, 25 May 2016 18:57:49 +0000 Janet Rogers Janet Rogers 1624 Radio was a constant and necessary medium for survival in remote regions of the Northwest Territories. We hear from three NWT musicians about the role radio played in their lives and musical careers and how language and culture is being upheld by the smart use of this medium. Radio was a constant and necessary medium for survival in remote regions of the Northwest Territories. We hear from three NWT musicians about the role radio played in their lives and musical careers and how language and culture is being upheld by the smar No NDNs on the Airwaves 04: The Podcast Show 4 4 NDNs on the Airwaves 04: The Podcast Show full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:57167b612eeb81c770ea0d53:5745f32927d4bd38be0d27f7 https://share.transistor.fm/s/9243557b Indigenous communities and media makers move right along with the accelerated changes and fast pace of digital broadcasting and webcasting. On this program we hear from web masters, podcasters and digital content makers about what makes the cut for content and how they produce Indigenous specific digital programming; and the surprising list of communities that are listening.

Featured interviews: RPMfm webmaster & podcast producer Jarrett Martineau; CBC Aboriginal Radio producer Kim Wheeler; Comedian, podcast producer Ryan McMahon

Music by: Madeskimo, Re-vision Quest show sample, Idle No More Assembly field recording

]]> Indigenous communities and media makers move right along with the accelerated changes and fast pace of digital broadcasting and webcasting. On this program we hear from web masters, podcasters and digital content makers about what makes the cut for content and how they produce Indigenous specific digital programming; and the surprising list of communities that are listening.

Featured interviews: RPMfm webmaster & podcast producer Jarrett Martineau; CBC Aboriginal Radio producer Kim Wheeler; Comedian, podcast producer Ryan McMahon

Music by: Madeskimo, Re-vision Quest show sample, Idle No More Assembly field recording

]]> Wed, 25 May 2016 18:51:28 +0000 Janet Rogers Janet Rogers 1782 On this program we hear from web masters, podcasters and digital content makers about what makes the cut for content and how they produce Indigenous specific digital programming; and the surprising list of communities that are listening. Featured interviews: RPMfm webmaster & podcast producer Jarrett Martineau; CBC Aboriginal Radio producer Kim Wheeler; Comedian, podcast producer Ryan McMahon Music by: Madeskimo, Re-vision Quest show sample, Idle No More Assembly field recording On this program we hear from web masters, podcasters and digital content makers about what makes the cut for content and how they produce Indigenous specific digital programming; and the surprising list of communities that are listening. Featured intervie No NDNs on the Airwaves 03: Six Nations Artists 3 3 NDNs on the Airwaves 03: Six Nations Artists full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:57167b612eeb81c770ea0d53:5745e8ac356fb0eca7af78fb https://share.transistor.fm/s/308983b1 This program features Juno winning musical talent, up and coming music stars and an ex-hip hop music maker turned journalist; all from the Six Nations territory. These musicians reflect on the degree to which their local radio station CKRZ FM played a part in the advancement of their musical careers. We learn about the evolution of a humble rez radio station and its resilience through the stories these musicians share.

Featured interviews : Derek Miller; Murray Porter; Logan Staats; Jonathan Garlow

Music by: Derek Miller, Murray Porter, Logan Staats, Tru Rez Crew, Gummy Bears Show Opening, Conway Twitty, B.B. King and A Tribe Called Red

]]> This program features Juno winning musical talent, up and coming music stars and an ex-hip hop music maker turned journalist; all from the Six Nations territory. These musicians reflect on the degree to which their local radio station CKRZ FM played a part in the advancement of their musical careers. We learn about the evolution of a humble rez radio station and its resilience through the stories these musicians share.

Featured interviews : Derek Miller; Murray Porter; Logan Staats; Jonathan Garlow

Music by: Derek Miller, Murray Porter, Logan Staats, Tru Rez Crew, Gummy Bears Show Opening, Conway Twitty, B.B. King and A Tribe Called Red

]]> Wed, 25 May 2016 18:46:17 +0000 Janet Rogers Janet Rogers 1825 These musicians reflect on the degree to which their local radio station CKRZfm played a part in the advancement of their musical careers. We learn about the evolution of a humble rez radio station and its resilience through the stories these musicians share. Featured interviews : Derek Miller; Murray Porter; Logan Staats; Jonathan Garlow Music by: Derek Miller, Murray Porter, Logan Staats, Tru Rez Crew, Gummy Bears Show Opening, Conway Twitty, B.B. King and A Tribe Called Red These musicians reflect on the degree to which their local radio station CKRZfm played a part in the advancement of their musical careers. We learn about the evolution of a humble rez radio station and its resilience through the stories these musicians sh No NDNs on the Airwaves 02: Indigenous News Makers 2 2 NDNs on the Airwaves 02: Indigenous News Makers full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:57167b612eeb81c770ea0d53:5745e6c51d07c0bbae8ed547 https://share.transistor.fm/s/a0153927 Are we able to make distinct comparisons between Indigenous news content reported by native producers and non-native sources? How does knowledge of traditional storytelling play a part in current Indigenous news reporting? This program features the producers and on-air personalities of current news journal programs such as CBC’s Unreserved, Re-Vision Quest and Ab-Originals.

Featured interviews: Actor, author and CBC show host Darrell Dennis; CBC Unreserved program producer, Kim Wheeler; CBC Aboriginal Unit senior producer, Cate Friesen

Music by: Rik Leaf, Unreserved program sound samples with guest Ted Fontaine, Dead Dog Café show segment, CBC show host Bernelda Wheeler from the Our Native Land program

]]> Are we able to make distinct comparisons between Indigenous news content reported by native producers and non-native sources? How does knowledge of traditional storytelling play a part in current Indigenous news reporting? This program features the producers and on-air personalities of current news journal programs such as CBC’s Unreserved, Re-Vision Quest and Ab-Originals.

Featured interviews: Actor, author and CBC show host Darrell Dennis; CBC Unreserved program producer, Kim Wheeler; CBC Aboriginal Unit senior producer, Cate Friesen

Music by: Rik Leaf, Unreserved program sound samples with guest Ted Fontaine, Dead Dog Café show segment, CBC show host Bernelda Wheeler from the Our Native Land program

]]> Wed, 25 May 2016 18:02:05 +0000 Janet Rogers Janet Rogers 1811 How does knowledge of traditional storytelling play a part in current Indigenous news reporting? This program features the producers and on-air personalities of current news journal programs such as CBC’s Unreserved, Re-Vision Quest and Ab-Originals. Featured interviews: Actor, author and CBC show host Darrell Dennis; CBC Unreserved program producer, Kim Wheeler; CBC Aboriginal Unit senior producer, Cate Friesen Music by: Rik Leaf, Unreserved program sound samples with guest Ted Fontaine, Dead Dog Café show segment, CBC show host Bernelda Wheeler from the Our Native Land program How does knowledge of traditional storytelling play a part in current Indigenous news reporting? This program features the producers and on-air personalities of current news journal programs such as CBC’s Unreserved, Re-Vision Quest and Ab-Originals. Feat No NDNs on the Airwaves 01: Native Radio - What is it? 1 1 NDNs on the Airwaves 01: Native Radio - What is it? full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:57167b612eeb81c770ea0d53:5745e5439f72665be8870574 https://share.transistor.fm/s/13700246 In this program, we learn about first relationships with radio from our guests. We hear the part radio played in their lives growing up and the way native content specifically made radio easier to claim as their own. This program answers the question; are we creating something new and culturally relevant with radio or simply duplicating what has already been produced through mainstream radio sources?

Featured interviews: Native Communications Inc. CEO David McLeod; APTN show host and musician Art Napoleon; CBC Unreserved host Rosanna Dearchild; CBC journalist and reporter Duncan McCue; Comedian and podcaster Ryan McMahon

Music by: Cris Derksen, Ernest Monias, Art Napoleon, A Tribe Called Red and 7th Fire

]]> In this program, we learn about first relationships with radio from our guests. We hear the part radio played in their lives growing up and the way native content specifically made radio easier to claim as their own. This program answers the question; are we creating something new and culturally relevant with radio or simply duplicating what has already been produced through mainstream radio sources?

Featured interviews: Native Communications Inc. CEO David McLeod; APTN show host and musician Art Napoleon; CBC Unreserved host Rosanna Dearchild; CBC journalist and reporter Duncan McCue; Comedian and podcaster Ryan McMahon

Music by: Cris Derksen, Ernest Monias, Art Napoleon, A Tribe Called Red and 7th Fire

]]> Wed, 25 May 2016 17:54:00 +0000 Janet Rogers Janet Rogers 1533 We hear the part radio played in their lives growing up and the way native content specifically made radio easier to claim as their own. This program answers the question; are we creating something new and culturally relevant with radio or simply duplicating what has already been produced through mainstream radio sources? Featured interviews: Native Communications Inc. CEO David McLeod; APTN show host and musician Art Napoleon; CBC Unreserved host Rosanna Dearchild; CBC journalist and reporter Duncan McCue; Comedian and podcaster Ryan McMahon Music by: Cris Derksen, Ernest Monias, Art Napoleon, A Tribe Called Red and 7th Fire We hear the part radio played in their lives growing up and the way native content specifically made radio easier to claim as their own. This program answers the question; are we creating something new and culturally relevant with radio or simply duplicat No