Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

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Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 05 11/11/1996 Logging has been an integral part of British Columbia’s economy. The southern forests have supplied the mills with timbre for decades. It has become general knowledge that the southern mills are starving for fiber. The southern forests are at a stage where they can not keep up with the demands of the mills. In turn BC’s forestry is now looking to the north for timber products. This has concerned the people who call the Cassiar Forest District home. The people of the north are opened to the idea of logging but first they want land planning in place and they want to take an integral role in the process. Nedaa talks to three groups who have concerns: The Northwest Management Board, the Talhtan First Nation, and BC forestry. Interviews with Chief Louie Louie - Iskut, Gary Mitenburger - B.C. Forestry, Sherri Bradford - NWM Board, Randy and Opal Ball, and Dave Porter. Produced by Shirley McLean. 06 18/11/1996 A personal profile of a very violent man, who has been in trouble with the law since his teen years. We visit with him in jail as well as when he’s out on probation. He is a very talented singer/songwriter and fits in his music when he’s trying to find redemption. Interviews with John Tibbett Jr. and Phil Gatensby. Produced by Rob Smith. 06 18/11/1996 Frenchman Lake, northeast of Carmacks has over the years proven to be one of the “ richest” in the Yukon in terms of archaeological; artifacts dug up by Heritage Yukon archaeologists. Now, a Carmacks elder says she knows where to find the bones of a huge prehistoric creature she believes was killed by her ancestors. YTG paleontologist John Storer joins our expedition to Frenchman Lake, in hope of finding a legendary Woolly Mammoth. Interviews with Violet Johnny, Wilfred Charlie, and John Storer. Produced by Vic Istchenko. 07 25/11/1996 “Old Betsy” has given up the ghost on the way to town forcing Suzie and Sarah to hitch a ride. In spite of her tight schedule, a “good summeriten” agrees to drive the dynamic duo around town on their various errands. Guest stars Shirley Adamson, and Jean Chretian. 07 25/11/1996 From Kluane River to Dawson City, Yukon. Nedaa set out on the adventure of a life time. Ron Chambers, a renowned guide, lead three others through four different rivers in six days. The quartet would find the journey challenging and discover their own resolve during the trip. This documentary is about the adventure of a life time and what it took to accomplish it. Produced by Jeff Dorn. 08 02/12/1996 The town of Faro, Yukon is depended on the operation of the Anvil Range deposit. A community plagued by a boom bust economy due to the opening and closing of the mine has once again felt the wrath of a down swing in metal prices. This is the story of the people who live and work in Faro and the consequences of this shutdown. Produced by Jeff Dorn. 09 09/12/1996 Moosehide is a traditional village for the Han people of Tr’ondek Hwech’in First Nation of Dawson City. Dawson City is the product of the 1898 Goldrush that saw thousands of stampeders coming north for gold. During this time, the Han people were chased off their land and moved to a new location which become known as Moosehide. During the goldrush, the late Chief Isaac, realized his people were being influenced by the whiteman. He passed on the Han traditional songs and dances to the Tannana people in Alaska. One hundred years later the Han people are gathering to relearn those songs and dances. They are celebrating their culture with other first nations at their 3rd Moosehide gathering. Interviews with Percy Henry, Martha Kates, and Angie Joseph Rear. Produced by Shirley McLean. 09 09/12/1996 Joanne Henry spends some time with Kwanlin Dun, Chief Joe Jack. We learn about his family history and his plans to improve life for band members, many of whom are fighting to have him removed from the Chief’s position. Produced by Joanne Henry. 09 09/12/1996 A tour of McBride Museum teaches Suzie and Sarah more about their aboriginal culture. But, when they’re locked in the Museum after closing they must fend for themselves. 10 16/12/1996 Doctors order are, Suzie and Sarah need more exercise, bringing them to the “Better Bodies” fitness centre. Their trainers put them through the paces with weight training, aerobics and racquet ball. SHIRLEY MCLEAN-BC LOGGING ROBERT SMITH-JOHN TIBBET JR. PROFILE VIC ISTCHENKO-YUKON MAMMOTH RANDY MCKENZIE-SUZIE & SARAH @ HITCHING JEFF DORN-YUKON RIVER TRIP W/RON CHAMBERS JEFF DORN-FARO SHUT- DOWN SHIRLEY MCLEAN- MOOSEHIDE GATHERING @ DAWSON CITY JOANNE HENRY-JOE JACK PROFILE RANDY MCKENZIE-SUZIE & SARAH @ MCBRIDE MUSEUM ROBERT SMITH-SUZIE & SARAH @ BETTER BODIES 20:04 17:30 22:00 8:19 37:50 24:25 14:00 18:10 8:10 9:00 Page 34 of 58
Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 11 23/12/1996 JOANNE HENRY-JIMMY JOHNSON STORY (TLINGIT) JOANNE HENRY-JIMMY JOHNSON STORY (TLINGIT) 11 23/12/1996 JEFF DORN-FARO CHRISTMAS STORY JEFF DORN-FARO CHRISTMAS STORY 15 20/01/1997 Joanne Henry profiles the owner operator of a small Yukon construction business, Randy Merkel. He provides insight into how you “make it” in the business world. Produced by Joanne Henry. 15 20/01/1997 A late-in-the-day guest appearance on CHON FM finds Suzie and Sarah lost and locked in the NNBY headquarters. They command the TVNC control room for a private performance, and field phone calls on CHON FM.(6:31) JOANNE HENRY- VERSATILE COMPANY W/RANDY MERKEL RANDY MCKENZIE- SUZIE&SARAH @ CHON FM 16 27/01/1997 THE VALLEY OF THE EAGLES ReRun of Season 10/Show16 JEFF DORN-THE VALLEY OF THE EAGLES 17 03/02/1997 Gold made Dawson City world famous a hundred years ago, and despite changing times, gold fever still drives this thriving summer tourist town. Jeff Dorn looks at the modern tourism industry and how miners have adapted with technology to continue their search for more gold. Produced by Jeff Dorn. 18 10/02/1997 Jeff Dorn profiles some of the Yukon Quest veterans race favorites and titled as the toughest sled dog race in the world, as it gets underway from Whitehorse, Yukon. Produced by Jeff Dorn. 18 10/02/1997 Recorded live at the Yukon Art Centre this Aboriginal variety show gives Yukon native performers a chance to show their talent on the big stage at the Yukon’s finest concert hall. Produced by Vic Istchenko. 19 17/02/1997 Kwanlin Dun Land Claims is at a critical time - they are the largest First Nation band in the Yukon. This story looks into the position where KD is. They have no one their negotiating table. In house fights amongst Chief and Council has caused delays. The issue of separating from Ta’an has also caused negotiations to stop. The band does not have a constitution in place as well. These problems are affecting K.D.F.N with less economic opportunities. Produced by Shirley McLean. 19 17/02/1997 Two years to the day after the implementation date of the Land Claims & Self-Gov’t Agreements Nedaa looks at the state of the nation for three Yukon First Nations at varying degrees of achieving their fund claims goal. The date, Feb. 14/97 is significant because interest payments on settlement moneys still owed the First Nations that have not yet settled their claims, cease, and their money in the bank stops growing. The three First Nation’s profiled are; Champagne Aishihik (2 years after settlement); Kwanlin Dun (nowhere near settlement); and L.S.C.F.N. (Negotiation concluded and awaiting ratification). Produced by Jeff Dorn, Shirley McLean, and Vic Istchenko. 19 17/02/1997 Two years to the day after the implementation date of the Land Claims & Self-Gov’t Agreements Nedaa looks at the state of the nation for three Yukon First Nations at varying degrees of achieving their fund claims goal. The date, Feb. 14/97 is significant because interest payments on settlement moneys still owed the First Nations that have not yet settled their claims, cease, and their money in the bank stops growing. The three First Nation’s profiled are; Champagne Aishihik (2 years after settlement); Kwanlin Dun (nowhere near settlement); and L.S.C.F.N. (Negotiation concluded and awaiting ratification). Produced by Jeff Dorn, Shirley McLean, and Vic Istchenko. 19 17/02/1997 L.S.C.F.N. prepare to vote on their Land Claims deal which was recently initialed by negotiators. Ratification process is explained, and economic opportunities are outlined. Includes footage of Yukon College training workshops, and mine safety workshops for potential employees of BYG mining company. Interviews with BYG vice president Graham Dickson, and former Land Claims negotiator Mike Vance who now works for BYG. Produced by Vic Istchenko. JEFF DORN-DAWSON CITY TODAY -QUEST HIGHLIGHTS VIC ISTCHENKO- NATIVE FOLKLORE ;97 SHIRLEY MCLEAN- KWANLIN DUN LAND CLAIMS JEFF DORN-CHAMP/AISH LAND CLAIMS JOANNE HENRY-INTRO VIC ISTCHENKO-LSCFN LAND CLAIMS 15:01 6:31 31:06 57:50 16:02 49:29 11:00 Page 35 of 58
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