Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

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Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH Season # 20 01 09/10/2005 Back to black City focus on an abandoned Village without a name, without a recorded past the village lies in Northern Yukon. So for ten days Elders and students will come to the place to try and record what happened here and their connection to this site, educating not only themselves but future generations. 01 09/10/2005 Hidden Talent Tlingit carver Bruce Atlin talks about his carving and his dreams for each custom made piece. He carves everything from canes, masks and jewelry. Bruce explains how his art is his way of coping with his healing journey. 02 16/10/2005 A look at how a modest Canadian feature is succeeding in crossing cultural and traditional lines while finding a connection with aboriginal audiences. 02 16/10/2005 Mary Jane Johnson and Joe-Joe Johnson are traditional Southern Tutchone people from the Southwest Yukon. Together they provide an interpretive look at the Swans of Kluane. A component of the Yukon Government’s Wildlife Viewing Program, this event , a combination walking tour and interpretive talk, looks at Swans, their habitat, and the significance of this elegant bird to First Nations people at the North end of Kluane Lake. 02 16/10/2005 DreamCatcher is a new and innovative Canadian leadership and mentoring program designed to empower northern youth by connecting them with mentors in their career area of choice, setting them on a path to success. Nedaa looks at how one Yukon school is taking advantage of this program. 02 16/10/2005 Husband and wife musicians, song writer Nicole Kuster and Frank Iwonu talk about some of the barriers they’ve had to overcome playing as a band. 03 16/09/2005 Greg McHale is a Metis RCMP officer living and working in Dawson City, Yukon. Along with his wife and another Yukon participant, they intend to train and compete in one of the most grueling adventure races in North America. Nedaa profiles ‘Team Yukon’ and reveals their hopes and fears as they face the challenge of training in the snows of the Tombstone Mountains in anticipation of racing in the Hidalgo desert of Mexico. 04 23/10/2005 Entertainer Ron Morberg known as Bannock Boy and we talk to him about his music and his ideas for each song. His colorful songs are about laughter and old ways as requested by the Elder’s it’s his way of helping the younger generation to better understand the old values. 04 23/10/2005 The Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse, Yukon is being billed as the largest undertaking North of 60 since the building of the Alaska Highway. But what sets these games apart is the scope of the cultural activities planned for 2007. This story reveals the challenges and hopes of those charged with staging this massive event as we explore what it takes to showcase traditional art and culture that spans three Territories, multiple languages and hundreds of aboriginal artists and entertainers. 04 23/10/2005 Edith Josie has been recording the daily happenings in Old Crow for over 4 decades. Her column, ‘Here are the News’, details accounts of caribou and muskrat hunting, visits by friends, relatives and dignitaries alike, school and church events, air travel and weather. Edith, now in her 80’s is thinking of retiring. In a tribute to one of the Yukon’s most beloved characters, Nedaa talks with Edith about her future and someone special laying in the wings ready to take up the mantle. 05 31/10/2005 Dog sleds have traditionally been a major part of the transportation history here in Yukon, especially among the first nations people; however, today people are using dogs a little differently. In the production “Gone to the Dogs,” producer Gloria Adamson looks at the use of dogs in Yukon from a historical perspective to the racing machines they have become today. 05 31/10/2005 Entertainer Linda Harvey sings spiritual songs in her traditional language. In this episode we learn what inspired her to ignore mainstream music to become a traditional singer. Back to black City 24:00 Hidden Talent 24:00 Hank Williams First Nation 7:00 A Swan Story 10:00 Mentor For a Month 7:00 Hidden Talent 24:00 Train in the Snow – Race in the Desert 48:00 Hidden Talent 8:00 Countdown to 2007 16:00 Edith Josie-Master Storyteller 24:00 Mush for Gold 24:00 Hidden Talents 24:00min Page 52 of 58
Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 06 07/11/2005 Dawson City was once Canada’s centre of gold and riches. Today, it is developing another passion- one that may lead to more prosperity. The Dawson City Arts Society is a non-profit organization that is developing a multi-discipline art school and a fine art foundation year which will serve as a 1st year university art program. The local First Nation, the Tr’ondek Hwec’hin, are supporting this work, encouraging its citizens to take the programs, and embracing a landmark northern art school with First Nation values. 06 07/11/2005 Singer/song writer Gary Lachance writes songs that revitalize the Southern Tutchone Language. He talks about his songs and how they help promote First Nation Language and Literacy. 07 13/11/2005 As Yukon First Nations increasingly deal with a wide variety of issues ranging from the environmental to economic to social, more and more responsibility is being placed with the Chief to navigate their respective First Nations through potential mine fields. Nedaa looks at how time and duties have changed the position along with those who hold the title. 07 13/11/2005 In 1958 the Canadian government made the historic decision to build a 671-kilometre (417-mile) road through the harsh Arctic wilderness in Canada’s north. It was an impossible task yet 26 years and 103 million dollars later, the highway now ranks as one of the most difficult engineering feats in the world. The Power of Art. 24:00min Hidden Talent 24:00min Chiefs 24:00min This Road is Made of Dreams 24:00min Page 53 of 58
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