Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

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Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 17 13/02/1988 Native and non-native students alike are encouraged to participate in the school's Native Cultural Awareness Program. The new program offers a variety of activities designed to help the students appreciate the language and traditions of native people. 17 13/02/1988 Suicide and suicide prevention is a very sensitive issue and a difficult one for most people to discuss. This half hour program uses drama and legend to examine the pain and confusion of family members trying to deal with the tragedy of suicide. 18 20/02/1988 Sam Johnston is an inspiration to all who know him. In his earlier years he was a trapper living off the land and a dog musher. Later he became Chief of the Tlingit Band in Teslin, Yukon and founded the renowned Teslin Tlingit Dancers. At the time of this profile, Sam was an MLA and Speaker of the Yukon Legislative Assembly. This former chief's greatest joy, he says, is working with young people to help them figure out who they are and where they are going 18 20/02/1988 Pairs figure skater Jody Miller, a native Yukoner has focused all of his energies and determination to compete at the national level. Find out what drives Jody to succeed and what sort of toll it takes on his life. 19 27/02/1988 The building of the Alaska Highway in 1942 was a technical and engineering marvel for its time. It provided a gateway to the North and in doing so, changed the history of the native people of the Yukon. This one hour documentary features testimony from Yukoners who worked on the highway and examines the impact and experiences of those who live there 20 05/03/1988 It's off to the trapline in this episode with Earl and Currie Kane. Currie teaches Earl Southern Tutchone phrases on the subject of weather but perhaps he would have been better off learning how not to get left behind. 20 05/03/1988 A conflict in class scheduling has resulted in a serious problem at Johnson Elementary School in Watson Lake. Both the Kaska and French language lessons are scheduled to happen simultaneously. This has led to a severe decline in the number of students taking the native language class, which has community members concerned about the preservation of their culture. 20 05/03/1988 The first of two information forums on the Yukon Land Claims negotiations process. High school students across the territory question federal, territorial and Indian negotiators about the issues and express their concerns for more clarification on specific issues 20 05/03/1988 One of the highlights of the Sourdough Rendezvous Festival in Whitehorse is this gathering of Yukon First Nations performers and storytellers. This program features some of the highlights of the 1988 concert and interviews with some of the performers. 21 12/03/1988 The second of two information forums for high school students regarding the Yukon Land Claims negotiation process. (12:00) 21 12/03/1988 Post-secondary education options in the north are limited. Four small-town Yukon native students are profiled as they pursue further education in southern Canada. Why did they decide to "go south" and how are their lives different now? 22 19/03/1988 The Yukon Special Olympics organization encourages and enables mentally challenged athletes to participate in sporting events around the Yukon and across the country 22 19/03/1988 Battling alcoholism is an intensely personal exercise. Sis Senstrom talks of how her drinking used to affect day to day life and relationships. She also tells of her decision to seek treatment at the Round Lake Centre in BC and what its like now to live clean and sober in the Yukon. 23 26/03/1988 With his skates tightly laced and his hockey stick in position, Earl faces off with Jim Atkinson and picks up some Kaska words along the way. Earl's mouth saves the day! 23 26/03/1988 Over the years, many native graveyards in the Yukon have been desecrated and moved around. This story examines the efforts of several Yukon First Nations, working to restore and preserve the sanctity of their traditional burial grounds. Joanne Henry - Native Awareness in Haines Junction 06:09 SPECIAL - JAN AH DAH 27:00 Jim Atkinson - Sam Johnston Profile Donna Darbyshire - Jody Miller Profile The Gravel Magnet (SX dub from 1 inch) Earl's Pearl - Trapping Earl Darbyshire - Kaska Language Program - Land Claims Discussion with Students 07:13 07:36 58:50 08:15 10:00 - Yukon Native Folklore 14:59 Joanne Henry - Land Claims Discussion with Students SPECIAL - BEYOND THE BOUNDRIES Janice Morin - Special Olympics SPECIAL - ALL MY RELATIONS Earl's Pearl - w/Jim in Skating Joanne Henry - Traditional Grave Yards 12:00 28:50 06:16 28:50 06:32 Page 6 of 58
Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 24 02/04/1988 Earl re-lives some of his more interesting experiences Earl's Pearl - w/Jim, Ruth, Lena and Mary: The Cliff Hanging Sequence Page 7 of 58
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