Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

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Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH Season # 21 01 05/11/2006 As a First Nations Park Patroller on one of Canada’s most celebrated Heritage sites, the Chilkoot Trail, Heather Callaghan is quite familiar with its emphasis on the Gold Rush, however, she is disappointed at the lack of recognition of another story rooted deep in the rich history of the Tlingit/Tagish People. These People have inhabited the area for at least 9000 years, and the Trail was a vital part of an extensive trade and travel route connecting both villages and families. While Heather strives to convince Parks Canada of this gross oversight; Heather must also seek the knowledge and approval of her own people, the Grand Chief and elders of the Tlingit/Tagish First Nation. As she integrates First Nation Heritage onto the Chilkoot Trail, Heather hopes to broaden the focus of the trail to not only include the history of the Gold Rush, but also that of the Tlingit/Tagish Peoples. 01 05/11/2006 Theatre and dance performer Stefanie Sidney talks with Sharon Shorty about some of the past performances she’s done and the opportunities that gave her dance and theatre career a boost. 02 12/11/2006 The Moosehide Gathering is one of the most significant First Nations events in the Yukon. It takes place every two years at Moosehide Village , three kilometers below Dawson City. The songs and stories as envisioned by the renowned Chief Isaac, highlight this unique event and the Tr’ondek Hwëch’in First Nations efforts in the preservation of its distinctive culture and heritage. 02 12/11/2006 We travel to Old Crow, Yukon to experience the Vuntut Gwitchin's 6th Annual Big Caribou Days, where caribou are not only the source of food, talk, and fun, but a source of concern and sadness for the struggle of their herd and the survival of the people who depend on them. 03 17/01/2007 The Faceless Army: Volunteers and the voluntary society in the Yukon play an important role in everyday life in the Yukon.In 2007 the Whitehorse Canada Games Host Society will be calling on 5000 of these hard working souls to take up the biggest challenge to human resources since the building of the Alaska Highway as the Yukon plays host to the first Canada Winter Games to be held north of 60. 03 17/01/2007 Unmasking Traditions: A look at the introduction and true history of masks in the Yukon; Northern Tutchone artist Ukjeese Van Kempen dispels the myth of masks used in Yukon aboriginal cultures during an exhibition of masks at the Yukon Art Center. A Tlingit Connection Hidden Talents Mooshide - Keeping the Songs Alive Big Caribou Days Faceless Army Unmasking Tradition 03 17/01/2007 A series within a series. Jared Lutchman is an up and rising traditional singer and dancer. Hidden Talent 04 24/01/2007 In December of 1996 approximately thirty-one people claimed to have witnessed a “giant UFO” along a 340 kilometer stretch of highway in Yukon. We talk to a UFOlogist who investigated the event and discuss with witnesses their experiences on that evening, we also discuss the aboriginal historical perspective on the UFO phenomenon in Yukon with a local Elder. 05 31/01/2007 Anyone can learn their culture. The hard part is practicing and keeping it. Producer Fred Johnstone takes us "visiting" as he learns new skills and traditional practices by "dropping in" on friends, Elders, and youth to learn the Culture and Traditions of the Yukon First Nations people. 05 31/01/2007 Operation Skookum Ptarmigan: Every year across Canada thousands of young people flock to summer camps of all descriptions and for a select few who are a part of the Junior Canadian Rangers this means Exercise Skookum Ptarmigan. These youth meet people of diverse backgrounds and ethnicity, learn and practice traditional skills, but most importantly, have fun in a safe, friendly and challenging environment. 05 31/01/2007 In Carcross, Yukon, the RCMP and the community have developed a program where children are recruited from the local school to become cops for a day. Our camera records the experiences of two young participants in the program. 06 07/02/2007 In 1985, with little or no funding, a small group of aboriginal communicators spearheaded a vision of communications that continues today as one of the most respected aboriginal broadcast organizations in Canada. It Came From Heaven Culturally Challenged Operation Skookum Ptarmigan Cop for a Day 20th Anniversary of Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon Page 54 of 58
Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 07 21/02/2007 Sameer Singh moved north to the Yukon in 2005 to work as a broadcast reporter for Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon. He finds out that climate change is on everyone’s lips, but Yukon aboriginal communities see this issue through slightly different eyes. But are these views any different than those in other countries? In Bolivia, aboriginal communities in that part of the world are also grappling with climate change, among other issues…but that’s where the similarities stop. Ultimately, we see the challenges confronting both aboriginal communities, north and south, and begin to understand that while there are vast differences in technological and social advances, the attitudes towards global warming are creating a unique link between these two cultures." Global Warming - North & South Page 55 of 58
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