Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

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Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 16 11/02/1989 An in-depth look at the federal government's Department of Indian Affairs and how it impacts on the lives of Indians, Metis and Inuit throughout Canada. The differing points of view from both the government administrators and the native people they administer are examined. How do government decisions directly and indirectly impact on individual lives and what does the future hold for this government department? 17 18/02/1989 A live to tape debate with the three political party leaders of the Yukon - Government Leader and Leader of the NDP, Tony Penikett; Leader of the Yukon Progressive Conservative Party, Willard Phelps; and acting Yukon Liberal Leader, Jim McLaughlin. Journalists Bob Sudeyko, Edi Casimirri and Vic Istchenko, along with members of a studio audience ask questions of the three candidates. 19 25/02/1989 Jessie Scarff shares her knowledge of traditional plant medicine with carver Keith Wolf Smarch. Together they find and prepare Hudson Bay tea, aka Labrador Tea, and discuss its various uses. 20 04/03/1989 Keith Wolf Smarch, ShaaKoon, is a promising young carver of Tlingit ancestry. This Wolf Clan member's artistic and cultural development over the last few years is the focus of this profile. This journey of discovery is textured with the physical, spiritual, mental and emotional forces of the pursuit as Keith is open to whatever the forces may bring to him. 20 04/03/1989 The 25th Anniversary of the Sourdough Rendezvous Festival is celebrated with a look at Rendezvous celebrations of days gone by and highlights of the silver anniversary carnival. 21 11/03/1989 The Northern Storytelling Festival has become one the North's premiere celebrations! This half hour program provides an excellent overview of the event and highlights some of the more than 60 storytellers from six countries speaking 23 different languages. 21 11/03/1989 Land use planning is a relatively new concept to the Yukon, and even less familiar to the native community. This program explains the idea behind land use planning, how it works and the importance of being involved in the process. 22 18/03/1989 In 1988, Arctic Village, Alaska hosted the Gwitch'in Nyynsia Gathering where people from across Alaska, Yukon and the NWT reaffirmed their unity, for the first time in many years. Many spoke of the problems affecting their lives. Bouts of alcoholism and the struggle to continue as a distinct Dene group as the process and values of assimilation and integration into non-native society take effect are explored. The call for solidarity among all Gwitch'in people is becoming an increasingly important one as the oil and gas development controversy continues to threaten the calving grounds of the Porcupine Caribou Herd, the traditional food resource of the Gwitch'in people 23 25/03/1989 The concerns of both native and non-native women are expressed at the 10th Annual Women's Conference exploring Who's In Control? Sex, Intimacy and Reproduction. The lack of control in the advance of reproductive technology and the concerns and issues facing women in the 1990's are addressed. Native women contribute to the conference with discussion workshops that focus on empowerment, the traditional family unit, options in birthing and traditional medicine. 23 25/03/1989 A master carver in the West Coast traditional style, Dempsey Bob shares his art form and knowledge of Indian culture with aspiring Yukon artists at a special carving workshop in Whitehorse. SPECIAL DOC. - D.I.A. STORY by Joanne Henry THE NEDAA ELECTION FORUM LIVE FROM THE YUKON GOVERNMENT Native Medicine - Jessie Scarf and Keith Wolf-Smarch, Hudson Bay Tea SPECIAL DOC. -KEITH WOLF-SMARCH STORY (SHAA-KOON) Charles Linklater - Rendezvous Story SPECIAL DOC. - STORYTELLING FESTIVAL by Frank Fry & Gloria Steels Gloria Steels - Land Use Planning SPECIAL ONE HOUR DOC. - GWITCHIN GATHERING IN ARCTIC VILLAGE Janic Morin - Women's Conference Jim Atkinson - Dempsey Bob Carving Workshop (29:35) 58:50 07:13 28:50 28:50 11:22 58:50 08:00 09:45 Page 10 of 58
Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH Season # 4 01 14/10/1989 The 1989 Council for Yukon Indians General Assembly was held in the historic Indian village of Aishihik. This program offers a look at the history of this scenic village on the shores of Aishihik Lake and outlines some of the important issues addressed at the annual General Assembly. 01 14/10/1989 Chairperson of the Council for Yukon Indians, Judy Gingell, discusses the state of the Yukon First Nations' land claim. She speaks about the progress to date on the Umbrella Final Agreement, the restructuring of CYI and other relevant issues. 01 14/10/1989 This annual cultural exchange between Ross River in the Yukon and Fort Norman in the Northwest Territories has recently included the Stick Gambling Championships as part of the festivities. This program looks at some of the events, past and present, included in the celebrations. 02 14/10/1989 Indian Days is an annual celebration in the Yukon. It has slowly evolved since its inception in the early 1970's. In this program, the highly-regarded, late Elijah Smith discusses how it has changed from its modest beginnings. 02 14/10/1989 Randall Tetlichi of Old Crow sings a song of thanks to all grandparents in the Gwitch'in language. 02 14/10/1989 A look at several native traditions and efforts underway to keep them alive with elders teaching young people the intricacies involved and the importance of pride in yourself and your culture. 03 28/10/1989 In 1989 the National Aboriginal Communications Society held its annual meeting in Whitehorse. Included are meeting highlights and a panel discussion on the future of aboriginal communications. 03 28/10/1989 In the spring of 1989, Kitty Wells of Grand Ole Opry fame performed in Whitehorse with the Tennessee Mountain Boys. This half hour program recalls her highly successful visit and offers an intimate glimpse of the woman known simply as Kitty 04 04/11/1989 A game show spoof, this program explains the difference between impairment and intoxication according to the law. Different forms of alcohol, "point zero eight", and the legal consequences of driving while impaired are discussed. 05 11/11/1989 The Kaska's concerns regarding the upcoming land claim, discrimination, substance abuse and the tribal council system are dealt with at this 1989 assembly. 06 18/11/1989 Joni McKinnon takes Janice Morin into the Yukon back country to learn about and enjoy outdoor wilderness. Highlights a discussion on bear safety and promotes women setting out to enjoy wildlife. Mega wildlife, hiking, camping 06 18/11/1989 Aplay about a movie company planning a shoot in a small Yukon town and have the local people handle it. 07 25/11/1989 Highlights, excerpts and interviews from the 1989 Northern Storytelling Festival, which attracted storytellers from around the world. 07 25/11/1989 Candid conversations and a forthright public persona are captured on the national campaign trail in Audrey McLaughlin's bid to become the first woman leader of the Federal New Democratic Party (See also NDP Convention for Part Two) 08 09/12/1989 Part Two of Audrey McLaughlin's campaign for leadership of the federal New Democratic Party. Audrey's win at the Winnipeg Convention Centre in 1989 is the focus of this story. 08 09/12/1989 An up close look at the counselling services at Skookum Jim Friendship Centre in Whitehorse and how they help people to turn their lives around. Vic Istchenko - CYI General Assembly at Aishihik Vic Istchenko - Interview w/Judy Gingell, CYI Chairperson/Review on GA Jim Atkinson - Ross River Cultural Exchange/Stick Gambling Championshi Vic Istchenko - Yukon Indian Days '89 Janice Morin - Randall Tetlichi's "Thank you" song Gwen Sidney - Youth and Tradition Brenda Chambers - NACS Conference '89 Joanne Henry - Kitty Wells Tour in Whitehorse Frank Fry - Yukon Impairment Show (Alcohol Game Show) Jim Atkinson - 3rd Annual Kaska General Assembly @ Simpson Lake Jan Staples - Women In The Wilderness Jan Staples - Tom Tom's at Jakes Crossing Brenda Chambers - 2nd Annual Storytelling Festival Brenda Chambers - Audrey McLaughlin Campaign Vic Istchenko - Audrey McLaughlin @ NDP Convention 29:40 07:30 11:48 22:04 05:25 25:40 15:00 29:53 14:30 22:05 24:44 24:47 20:02 Joanne Henry - Stepping Stones 27:50 Page 11 of 58
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