Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH
07 30/11/1991 Alcohol abuse is a serious problem in many Yukon communities. Why? What can be
done to prevent today's youth from getting caught up in this self-destructive lifestyle? In
this program, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Councillors from Whitehorse, Ross River, Upper
Liard and Old Crow present a proposed treatment and prevention program14. Some
Kaska language content.
JIM ATKINSON- ALCOHOL
TREATMENT
08 21/12/1991 The Long Hard Christmas (a very short play). VANELTI FAMILY- THE
LONG HARD CHRISTMAS
08 21/12/1991 The Inmates (at WCC) have setup a toy repair shop to fix, and repaint toys for the
different organizations in Whitehorse that will put them to good use or give them as
Christmas presents for the underprivelged kids in town.
CHARLES LINKLATER-
W.C.C. TOY SHOP
08 21/12/1991 Earl returns to hunt for a Christmas tree FRANK FRY- EARLS
CHRISTMAS TREE HUNT
08 21/12/1991 X-Mas Carols at Rotoary Park Festival, by kids from the United Church CHARLES LINKLATER-
ROTARY CAROL FESTIVAL
09 28/12/1991 A Gwich'in Christmas GEORGE HENRY-
GWICH'IN NIINSTYANN
10 04/01/1992 In this documentary a year in the making, wildlife biologists live-trap, radio collar and
tag Yukon lynx. All this is done in an effort to determine why, in less than a year, a
study area's lynx population can crash from 115 animals to a barely traceable number of
6. What do the biologists learn and how can this information be used to prevent the
extinction of this majestic animal in Southwest Yukon?
11 11/01/1992 This one hour documentary examines the history of mining in the Yukon. It also looks at
the development of new mines today, specifically, Sa Dena Hes near Watson Lake,
Windy Craggy in Northern BC, and the Wellgreen Nickel deposit near Burwash
Landing. Area residents, environmentalists and mining supporters discuss the pros and
cons of mine development.
12 18/01/1992 Daniel Janke speaks to Pete Sidney about how to teach our youth through sing traditional
songs. Also shown is a video about Pete remembering a story about salmon (from 1993).
12 18/01/1992 A quick history of NNBY/CHON FM, with Brenda Chambers, Ken Kane, and George
Henry. Finally ends with the launching Nedaa on TVNC
VIC ISTCHENKO-SPECIAL
PRESENTATION-RISE &
FALL OF YUKON LYNX
Do You Mind If I Mine? - Gord
Loverin
DANIEL JANKE- TEACHING
SONG (PETE SYDNEY)
CANOL MEMORIES
14 27/01/1992 Paul Birckel - Champagne Aishihik Chief, Shirley Adamson - Ta'an Chair Yukon This Week - Vic
Istchenko
14 27/01/1992 Three native artists from the community of Ross River demonstrate their styles and the
materials they use. They tell how they got started and what they think the future holds
for them as artists. Allen Edzerdza tells us about (SYANA) Society of Yukon Artists of
Native Ancestry and how they can help artists from the community.Daniel Tlen is a
Southern Tutchone musician and linguist, among other things. He is in the CHON-FM
studio performing the Little Arm Narrows song. Accompanying Daniel on piano is his
producer, Daniel Janke. They discuss the song, who taught it to him and the importance
of passing songs on to younger generations. Some Southern Tutchone language is
included. Daniel Tlen is in the CHON studio again. This time he performs "Shadel". He
and his producer discuss the origin of the song and its meaning. Some Southern
Tutchone language is included.
Yukon Native Artist Profiles -
Jim Atkinson
15 Kaushees Opens, Carcross Election Yukon This Week - Vic
Istchenko
15
The trials, tribulations and successes of the Whitehorse Huskies in the newly formed
Pacific Northwest Hockey League
Breaking Trail with Huskies -
Donna Smith and Rob Smith
15 Rick Sam Profile - Donna Smith Rick Sam Profile - Donna Smith
16 10/02/1992 Wolf Kill Yukon This Week - Vic
Istchenko
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