Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

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Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 06 13/11/1995 Recreation of the "Lost Patrol" of 1910 when several RCMP died on the trail between Dawson City and Ft. McPherson. This story shows archival footage of the early days of Yukon RCMP and explains how Ins. Steele and his patrol members died on their trip. Modern footage shows mounties preparing to do the same 1,0000 km patrol; pictures of them on the trail; ceremonies in Dawson and Ft. MCPherson plus interviews with mounties and native people about the first patrol and the modern re-enactment. Producer, Bill Clay 07 20/11/1995 Short report of Edith Josie of Old Crow receiving the Order of Canada Medal for her contributions to Canadian society. Pictures of Edith receiving her award in Ottawa and an interview with her about her reaction to receiving the award. Producer, Joanne Henry. 07 20/11/1995 This story explores the 100 years of service of the RCMP in the Yukon. Pictures include archival footage of RCMP activities during the 1920's, 30'S and 40's. Modern day footage of RCMP actvities; the annual retreat held with First Nation leaders; community policing; centennial celebrations such as the Lost Patrol re-enactment, Gala evening at the Arts Centre and more celebrations in Dawson City at Gerties. Inspector Russ Juby is the main interviewee. Producer is Andrew Best. 08 27/11/1995 The national science fair was held this year in Whitehorse. Join Producer, Randy McKenzie as he documents on video the always creative and sometimes wacky inventions of these kids. Can robots improve our quality of life ? can lint be made into a useable product ? This story looks at these and other inventions of the children. Various pixs of displays and interviews with the young inventors. 08 27/11/1995 Story of a concert and exhibition of Yukon First Nation artists sponsored by SYANA. Producer, Shirley MacLean interviews Louise Profiet Leblanc, Willie Thrasher and Serena Mis Ta Nash about some of the artists and their works. Various pictures of art displays. 10 11/12/1995 Producer, Joanne Henry explores, dynsfunctional families, alcohol and drug abuse through the eyes of two women. Geraldine James and Jane Middleton Moz. This story looks at why so many Yukoners have alcohol and/or drug problems. Interviews with both women plus pictures of a healing conference in Carmacks, the Round Lake treatment centre and Celebration '94 with the Carcross dancers. 10 11/12/1995 This story is about a special ceremony in Ft. Selkirk for Chilkat aboriginal people from Alaska. 125 years ago Chilkat, Tlingits from the Haines area guided white explorers to the Yukon with a map they drew up of the route. These warriors also burned down the trading post at Ft. Selkirk. This summers trip signifies the close trading ties the coastal people had with Yukon's First Nations. Pictures of the map; video of the ceremonies and interviews with elders, highlight this story 10 11/12/1995 For the first time ever, the world famous RCMP musical ride performed in Whitehorse, as part of the Yukon's 100th anniversary of the RCMP providing law enforcement service in the territory. Video showing preparation and performance of the ride including interviews with Insp. Russ Juby and various clips of riders talking about the ride and their experiences in the Yukon. + 14:52 -LOGGING PROTEST/BILL C-68 GUN/ORDER OF CANADA-EDITH JOSIE/ADDICTION W KEYAH PROD.-RCMP CENTENNIAL RANDY MCKENZIE- SCIENCE FAIR @ WHSE SHIRLEY MCLEAN-SYANA WORKSHOP JOANNE HENRY-HEALING W/JANE & GERALDINE SHIRLEY MCLEAN- KOHKLUX MAP SHIRLEY MCLEAN-RCMP MUSICAL RIDE 11 18/12/1995 LEONARD LINKLATER-CHON PLEDGE SHOW LEONARD LINKLATER- CHON PLEDGE SHOW 11 18/12/1995 VIC ISTCHENKO-CHRISTMAS EVENT IN THE COMMUNITIES VIC ISTCHENKO- CHRISTMAS EVENT IN THE COMMUNITIES 11 18/12/1995 JEFF DORN-THE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS JEFF DORN-THE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS 15 15/01/1996 Ten years ago a British Columbia doctor completed a report detailing the prevalence of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome in Yukon Children. Until now the report has remained behind closed doors. It has been released and Producer, Tim Weekes uses this information to explore why Yukoners have been known as Canada's heaviest drinkers and effects this drinking has had and will have on adults and children. TIM WEEKES-FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME 2:14 20:20 7:47 15:00 12:23 14:45 39:54 Page 30 of 58
Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 16 22/01/1996 Each winter 3,500 bald eagles gather in the Chilkat Valley near Haines, Alaska to feed on the late run of Chum salmon. One of the largest and most unique gathering of eagles in north america. Each year the annual Eagle Festival brings tourists and wildlife photographers from around the world to study and photograph the birds. The festival organizers also work hard to educate people about the lifestyle and importance of the bald eagle in the food chain. Producer, Jeff Dorn talks with Dave Olerude of the Bald Eagle Foundation in Haines; Dick Griffin of the Alaska Raptor Centre in Sitka; Charles Padick of the Klukwan First Nation; and several international photographers. 16 22/01/1996 Producer Shirley McLean looks at a little known problem faced by many Yukon elders....drugs...prescription drugs. Too many elderly people are unknowingly misusing and abusing the drugs that are supposed to help them. Recently, health workers are diagnosing serious drug problems among seniors and elders. Interviews with; Health officials, Dennise Bradshaw, Ida Calmegane, Sharon Tisisga, Laurie Tulloch, Dr. Brant Dickson, Dr. Tony de la Mare, Bob Roy, Tom Amson and Anglican priest, Mary Battaja. Various shots of drugs being dispensed. JEFF DORN-VALLEY OF THE EAGLES SHIRLEY MCLEAN-MISUSE OF DRUGS FOR ELDERS 18 05/02/1996 A look at the Yukon Salmon runs and fish hatchery VIC ISTCHENKO-RETURN OF THE KINGS 19 12/02/1996 Native Folklore ‘96. Juno Award Winner Jerry Alfred and the Medicine Beat highlights the concert performance (recorded live to tape) by native musicians and storytellers from around the Yukon. 20 19/02/1996 A Southern Tutchone man takes us on a walking tour through a recreated, pre-contact, traditional Indian village. The camp, near Champagne, includes a skin hut, a summer brush house, a food cache, and a caribou fence corral. 20 19/02/1996 Profiles three Yukon born adults adopted at birth by non-native families. All three have recently re-established ties with their birth families in Whitehorse. 21 26/02/1996 “The Toughest Dog Sled Race in the World”. Jeff Dorn follows the leaders from Fairbanks to Whitehorse on the 1,000 mile sled dog race. 21 26/02/1996 Tells the story of Judy Gingell, the current Yukon Commissioner. A personal account from birth on a trapline, to Council of Yukon Indians leader to the first aboriginal Commissioner of the Yukon. Judy offers words of encouragement. (17:00) 22 04/03/1996 A look at the Yukon’s tiny but growing film industry through the eyes of Film Location guide Rob Toohey and Yukon Film Commissioner Patti Howlett. Features on location at various movie sets in the White Pass area, Footage from films and television commercials shot in the Yukon, and the multi-million dollar television movie of the week “Cold Heart of a Killer”, shot entirely in the Yukon in April of ‘95 22 04/03/1996 Role Models and Native facilitators teach the young people of Old Crow about self esteem, pride in ones culture, and the values of a clean and sober lifestyle 23 11/03/1996 Looks at the different treatment organizations for alcohol and drug abuse. NNADAP, Crossroads, ADS, Second Opinion Society. 23 11/03/1996 Whitehorse hosts the ‘96 Special Winter Olympics for handicapped athletes. Features skiing, skating, snowshoe races and interviews with athletes and organizers. Participants are from Yukon, Alaska, N.W.T and B.C. 24 18/03/1996 In 1963, Indians were allowed to purchase alcohol for the first time. In Old Crow, located 500 miles North of Whitehorse, alcohol abuse caused a great deal of problems throughout the community. In 1991, prohibition was instituted, but things continued to get worse. Bootlegging and private stills became common, as did drugs. Prohibition also divided the community. This story examines both the past and present in an attempt to find solutions to the problems. JOANNE HENRY-INTRO (NATIVE FOLKLORE '96) VIC ISTCHENKO-THIS OLD HUT SHIRLEY MCLEAN- ADOPTEES 27:26 13:19 23:00 57:50 19:00 2:00 JEFF DORN-YUKON QUEST 10:00 JOANNE HENRY-JUDY GINGELL PROFILE VIC ISTCHENKO-MOVIE MAKING IN THE YUKON SHIRLEY MCLEAN-YOUTH CONFERENCE @ OLD CROW JOANNE HENRY-HEALING & WELLNESS W/ALLEN JACOBS SHIRLEY MCLEAN- SPECIAL OPYMPICS JOANNE HENRY- PROHIBITION IN OLD CROW 17:00 31:00 13:13 20:22 10:00 41:10 Page 31 of 58
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