KMUD - Heart of the Earth

Agnes Patak
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Heart of the Earth began when KMUD - Redwood Community Radio first went on air May 1987. Agnes Patak is producer and host. She shares the stories, pain, laughter, struggle and resiliency of Native Americans and other Indigenous people. Her powerful voice isn’t afraid to say what must be said. After more than 500 years of colonialism it’s time for the truth.

  1. May 6

    Pe' Sla and MMIW

    The struggle to save Pe' Sla and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

    58 min

  2. Apr 29

    Native Issues in the Spotlight

    The United Nations permanent forum on Indigenous issues, Brandi Morin's documentary 'All These Things That Wounded You', Native actor sentenced for sexual assault.

    59 min

  3. Apr 8

    Birthright Citizenship and Protecting Mother Earth

    What is natural Birthright and the Supreme Court? Water rights and Uranium extraction on sacred lands and Chaco Canyon drilling.

    57 min

  4. Apr 1

    Oak Flat, Jim Page, Garry Farmer

    Update on Oak Flat, an interview with Jim Page and an analysis of Native actor and activist Garry Farmer's speech at Bioneers by Julie Frucella.

    58 min

  5. Mar 25

    Native Food Sovereignty

    If Chavez's name comes down so should Columbus's. Crystal Wahpepah Indigenous food warrior.

    58 min

  6. Mar 18

    The Meaning of Shared Repression, Love and Allyship

    The Choctaw Nation and the Irish. The forced sterilization of Native Women. Bios of Ada Deer and Agnes Ross.

    58 min

  7. Mar 11

    Native Womens Stories and Poetry

    Native women speak the truth. Stories and Poems from Native Women from many nations from Turtle Island.

    59 min

  8. Mar 4

    Womens Herstory Month

    Sterilization, Jody Potts-Joeseph Native woman musher, Stories and Poems from growing up Native in America.

    58 min
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Heart of the Earth began when KMUD - Redwood Community Radio first went on air May 1987. Agnes Patak is producer and host. She shares the stories, pain, laughter, struggle and resiliency of Native Americans and other Indigenous people. Her powerful voice isn’t afraid to say what must be said. After more than 500 years of colonialism it’s time for the truth.

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