Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

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Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH Season # 9 01 10/10/1994 Teslin saw the grand opening of their jail. A new concept in corrections based on holistic healing, with a First Nations slant. 02 17/10/1994 The General Assembly of 1994 saw the elders of YFN vocalize their opinions on the leadership not including them in the decision making process. The cost of any consultant carries a high price tag, unless you are an elder. Elders must scrimp and save their pennies to attend and be heard by leadership. 03 24/10/1994 First profiled in 1992, Harvey Kane has had to make a new life for himself since he became a quadriplegic, the result of an traffic accident. This program updates Harvey progress with independent living in Vancouver. 04 31/10/1994 Through stories, song and dance, the performance troupe Red Thunder introduces different aboriginal cultures from around the world. They "wowed" audiences across the United States and the impression they left in Whitehorse was no exception. 04 31/10/1994 Success can be measured in many different ways. Carver Wayne Carlick has found personal success by sharing his culture with the world. 05 07/11/1994 The history of the Han people and the more recent history of the Gold Rush. Ensuring their story is included in the history of the Klondike is one of the struggles the Han face today. This was one of the themes of this year's gathering at Moosehide. 05 07/11/1994 The focus of this show is the effect of HIV and AIDS on teens. How they concieve the of AIDS and the people in the Yukon. 06 14/11/1994 The community of Watson Lake, near the B.C. border is concerned that the logging trucks that are so commonplace these days are taking not only Yukon trees, but also Yukon jobs with them. Stumpage fees and replanting regulations pale in comparison to what's required in B.C. and that has caused several companies to look north. 07 21/11/1994 A look at Yukon boys living in Vancouver on Hastings Street - living on the streets - Viewer Discretion Advised JEFF DORN-OPENING TESLIN JAIL JEFF DORN-ELDERS CONCERN @ GA '94 ROB SMITH/DONNA SMITH- HARVEY KANE UPDATE (PT2) JOANNE HENRY-RED THUNDER CONCERT JEFF DORN-WAYNE CARLICK PROFILE BILL CLAY-MOOSEHIDE GOLDRUSH GATHERING '94 JEFF DORN-AIDS CONCERT 1994 BILL CLAY-WATSON LAKE LOGGING ROB SMITH/DONNA SMITH- LIFE DOWN HERE 08 20/11/1994 YUKON COLLEGE-CONNECTING THE NORTH (PT.1) YUKON COLLEGE- CONNECTING THE NORTH (PT.1) 08 20/11/1994 YUKON COLLEGE-CONNECTING THE NORTH (PT.2) YUKON COLLEGE- CONNECTING THE NORTH (PT.2) 09 05/12/1994 This award-winning documentary received high praise from the Canadian Archaeological Association. It profiles the archaeological work done by the Yukon government and the Kwanlin Dun First Nation of Whitehorse to uncover the history of the boom town that was once Canyon City. 09 05/12/1994 Nathan Wilson is a lucky man. Almost twenty years ago, his birth mother gave him up for adoption to a couple from British Columbia. Their love gave him the security to seek out his birth family and now those two families have been united. This is the heartwarming story of a young man discovering his roots. (07:44) 09 05/12/1994 Rediscovery Wilderness Camp: This twelve minute video documents how the First Nation Elders of the Champayne Aishihik First Nation promotes the idea of living off the land and learning the basic survival skills of living off the land. It also promotes a healthy relationship between the elders and youth. 10:45 16:52 12:29 10:05 JEFF DORN-CANYON CITY 22:54 BILL CLAY-NAMING CEREMONY SHIRLEY MCLEAN- WILDERNESS CAMP AT HAINES JCT. 10 12/12/1994 JEFF DORN-FARO BOUNCES BACK JEFF DORN-FARO BOUNCES BACK 11 19/12/1994 CHRISTMAS GREETINGS & SCHOOL CONCERTS CHRISTMAS GREETINGS & SCHOOL CONCERTS 07:44 Page 26 of 58
Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 15 16/01/1995 Today's fast paced life means that we sometimes forget to listen to those who've been there before. The festival showcased not only the creative talents of Yukon elders but also the wisdom that often is ignored. 15 16/01/1995 For the third winter in a row, controversy continues to swirl around the territorial government's planned wolf-kill in the Aishihik area. Vic Istchenko looks at both why the territorial government believes the program will help to replenish the area's moose and caribou population and the animal rights activists who have sworn to stop it VIC ISTCHENKO-ELDERS FESTIVAL @ BROOKS BROOK VIC ISTCHENKO-WOLF KILL BACKGROUNDER 16 23/01/1995 JOANNE HENRY-TOMMY HUNTER CONCERT JOANNE HENRY-TOMMY HUNTER CONCERT 17 30/01/1995 JEFF DORN-VOICES IN MOTION JEFF DORN-VOICES IN MOTION 17 30/01/1995 JEFF DORN-LAND CLAIMS ROUND TABLE JEFF DORN-LAND CLAIMS ROUND TABLE 18 06/02/1995 Used to tell stories, to dance along with, or to just sit and listen to, music has always been a part of Yukon native culture. From the songs of elders to modern rock and roll, this program profiles both the well known and obscure northern musicians. 19 13/02/1995 More gruelling than the Iditarod, the 1995 Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race started in Whitehorse. More than twenty dog teams, handlers and mushers from around the world gathered for precisely timed starts that would finish 1000 miles later in Fairbanks, Alaska. Former Quest winner Joe Runyon provides excellent insight into each team's chances of winning "the toughest dog sled race in the world". 20 20/02/1995 VIC ISTCHENKO-LAND CLAIMS IMPLEMENTATION BROADCAST (LIVE)(FEB 14/95) 21 27/02/1995 The Kaska community of Ross River has long been plagued with problems. Alcohol abuse is rampant and jobs are next to impossible to find. The community is hoping to turn that around now that the Faro mine is re-opening and the new owners are willing to provide both training and employment opportunities. 22 07/03/1995 The Gwitch'in people gathered to celebrate not only their lifestyle but also the land claim and self-government agreements that were proclaimed into law earlier in the year. Contains some Gwitch'in language with English subtitles. 23 14/03/1995 Every two years, the Tlingit people gather to celebrate their heritage. Until the early 1980's this was illegal but now the gathering attracts literally thousands of Tlingit. Elders teach youth about their history while the colour and sounds of dancing and singing are truly a remarkable and unforgettable sight. Contains some Tlingit language. 23 14/03/1995 Poking fun at themselves has always been a favourite pastime of northerners. It helps to keep a sense of humour and provides a better perspective on how they see the rest of the world. Meet Doug Urquhart, who uses his talents to entertain thousands with the weekly cartoon strip, "Skookums North". 24 21/03/1995 The Nana people of Northeast Alaska signed a land claim agreement twenty years ago. Since that time they have been working towards improving their economic future. Their efforts include an arrangement with the mining company Cominco Canada for employment and training opportunities. It is a unique arrangement, but one many believe is the way of the future. This program looks at the culture of the Nana people, the land claim agreement and what life might be like twenty years after. 25 28/03/1995 Medical services in Canada are recognized as some of the best in the world. But what if you live in one of the remote Yukon communities where there's no hospital? That's when the emergency medivac team takes over. This program profiles the service and the people behind it. ROB SMITH/DONNA SMITH- YUKON NATIVE MUSICIANS PROFILES SPECIAL PRESENTATION OF STARTING OF YUKON QUEST VIC ISTCHENKO-LAND CLAIMS IMPLEMENTATION BROADCAST (LIVE)(FEB 14/95) JEFF DORN-HEALING OF ROSS RIVER LEONARD LINKLATER- GWITCHIN GATHERING @ OLD CROW JOANNE HENRY- CELEBRATION '94 JEFF DORN-SKOOKUMS NORTH JEFF DORN- SPECIAL PRESENTATION- NANA CORPORATION IN ALASKA JEFF DORN-YUKON MEDIVAC SYSTEM 29:30 10:00 45:00 58:50 14:09 21:35 36:00 7:40 40:52 21:20 Page 27 of 58
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