Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

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Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH Season # 3 01 08/10/1988 For the first time, elders and young people from the Fort Selkirk Band worked alongside archaeologists from Yukon College digging up their past at the old settlement of Fort Selkirk. Archival footage, courtesy of the Jim Wake Collection, shows the once vibrant community. Now, increased interest and activity in the old village is helping to make it come alive once more 01 08/10/1988 Jim Wolftail is an offer with the Kwanlin Dun First Nation. This revealing profile follows Jim through both his training at the British Columbia Justice Institute and on the job in Whitehorse, where Jim talks about some personal experiences and his attitude toward the issue of native policing. 02 15/10/1988 Minto Landing, Yukon is the site for the First Annual Stick Gambling Championship. The rules and dynamics of this traditional gambling game are explained. Included is archival footage from the Tidd Collection showcasing games at Ross River early this century. 02 15/10/1988 While native organizations and First Nations are busy setting up culture camps, aboriginal inmates at the Whitehorse Correctional Institute are looking at ways to regain the spiritual elements they feel are missing from their lives. This program examines the ongoing search within the native community for cultural and spiritual values Donna Darbyshire - Ft. Selkirk Archeological Dig 07:23 Jim Wolftail - Native Policing 06:06 Gloria Steels - Minto Stick Gambling 10:23 Exploring Native Spiritualism. 21:32 03 22/10/1988 Whitehorse Correctional Centre - Spiritualism Whitehorse Correctional Centre - Spiritualism 03 22/10/1988 Otter Lake Culture Camp Otter Lake Culture Camp 04 29/10/1988 Winston Wutanee travels the country using his stories and songs to heal the wounds of Indian people. His tour of Yukon communities gave families, and especially young people, a chance to share his positive spirit. 04 29/10/1988 The indigenous people of the northern circumpolar regions gathered in Fort Yukon, Alaska in June 1988 to discuss their common concerns. The ISI supports efforts to preserve traditional ways of life by lobbying national and international governments to carefully examine the impacts of oil and gas development on the land, animals and people 04 29/10/1988 This community on the banks of the Peel River hosts an annual music festival which brings together local and guest performers from across the north. The Gwitch'in people host the drug- and alcohol-free event that promotes good music, talk and laughter. The 1988 festival features the music of Yukon Jack, country rock band C-Weed, fiddle champion Colin Adjun and the pounding rhythm of the Fort Good Hope Drummers. 05 05/11/1988 The Kaska communities of Ross River, Upper Liard, Lower Post, Muncho Lake, Good Hope Lake and Fort Ware gathered as a nation at Rapid River, BC to determine if a consensus could be reached regarding a Land Claims settlement for all Kaska people. 05 05/11/1988 This community on the banks of the Peel River hosts an annual music festival which brings together local and guest performers from across the north. The Gwitch'in people host the drug- and alcohol-free event that promotes good music, talk and laughter. The 1988 festival features the music of Yukon Jack, country rock band C-Weed, fiddle champion Colin Adjun and the pounding rhythm of the Fort Good Hope Drummers. 06 12/11/1988 We visit a Cree Medicine Man from Alberta,Russell Wilier want to share his medicine and teaching with people especially with our youth so that we Teslin - Winston Wutanee 06:00 Donna Darbyshire - ISI 05:48 Northwest Territories and to the Ft. McPherson Music Festival Jim Atkinson - Kaska Assembly in Rapid River, BC Joanne Henry - Ft. McPherson Music Festival at Midway Lake Russel Willier - Cree Healer from Alberta 07 19/11/1988 Old Crow Fiddler Fundraiser at CHON FM - Old Crow Fiddler Fundraiser at CHON FM 08 26/11/1988 Members of the Desheetaan Clan from the communities of Carcross and Tagish explain the various customs involved in the headstone placing potlatch of the late Johnny Johns. Donna Darbyshire - Johnnie John's Potlatch 08:24 07:58 Page 8 of 58
Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 08 26/11/1988 This profile won the 1988 National Media Watch Award for Public Affairs Programming. The ever-inspiring Margaret Joe (nee Margaret Commodore) recounts her personal path from nurse to Justice of the Peace to Member of the Legislative Assembly to territorial Minister of Health and Human Resources. Margaret shares some private moments with her granddaughter, which she regards as quality time that helps keep her in touch with the real world. 09 10/12/1988 A detailed break down of the Yukon Indian Land Claim components, including its history, extinguishment and title, the financial package, land, renewable resources, selfgovernment and specifics of some sub-agreements 10 17/12/1988 An outdoor Christmas party at Takhini Hot Springs includes Christmas carols, tobogganing, swimming and a winter wiener roast. Mary Battaja also recounts some of her childhood Christmas memories. Some Northern Tutchone language is included. 11 07/01/1989 Students at Skookum Jim Friendship Centre wrote and produced this very personal discussion on suicide. Three participants relate their own painful experiences while a psychologist and counsellor offer the point of view from family and friends left behind. A very honest program on a subject that, in some communities, has reached epidemic proportions. 12 14/01/1989 Land claims negotiations are interrupted when the people of the Na-cho Ny'ak Dun First Nation face the dilemma of being asked to choose between their aboriginal rights and their title to the land. 12 14/01/1989 Kaska elder John Dixon of Upper Liard, Yukon looks back on his earlier days when hunting and trapping was the way of the Indian people. Dixon's introduction to Upper Liard the way it once was is illustrated with archival footage courtesy of the Tidd Collection. Kaska names for geographical locations such as Sheldon Lakes, Pelly Lakes, Pelly Banks and the area surrounding Hoole Canyon are also explained. Contains both Kaska and English language. 13 21/01/1989 Klukshu is a small fishing village near Haines Junction, Yukon. Though it has changed over the years, the heart of Klukshu and its vision for the future remain strong. the formation of the village lives in legends; old stories are told by the elders, and through archival footage some of this community's history is recounted. Today band members are looking to preserve the unique character of the village while making it more accessible to all. 13 21/01/1989 An in-depth look at Elijah Smith - Father of the Yukon Indian Land Claim. Elijah talks about traditional life and an awareness of changing values and lifestyles for Indians amidst advanced industrialization. In 1973, Elijah first presented the Yukon Indian Land Claim to Prime Minster Trudeau and worked tirelessly until his death in 1991 on claim negotiations. This program offers a wonderful insight in the motivations and beliefs of one of the Yukon's most important figures. 15 04/02/1989 The people of Burwash Landing and Destruction Bay, Yukon discuss the issue of land claims. Some of the typical questions posed by several Yukon First Nations regarding the land claims process are addressed. Residents in these two communities want to see solutions to many of the problems currently faced. What will the future be like once the agreements are in place? 16 11/02/1989 The first Native Culture Week was held this year at Whitehorse Elementary School. A program of games, activities and lessons on topics such as Native Lifestyle Past and Present, Art, Food and Language offer parents, teachers, native and non-native students an opportunity to better appreciate native culture 16 11/02/1989 The state of the environment is a growing concern to most Yukoners. Representatives from the Council for Yukon Indians, Yukon Conservation Society, Federal and Territorial Governments discuss the importance of working together now to decrease the possible negative effects on the environment of the Yukon's number one industry - mining Joanne Henry - Margaret Joe Profile Joanne Henry - Intro to Land Claims Joanne Henry and Yukon Jack at Christmas Party at Takhini Hot spring Suicide Documentary with the Students of Skookum Jim SPECIAL - DAY OF RECKONING Jim Atkinson - John Dixon Profile The Changing Faces of Klukshu by Mike Rudyk SPECIAL - ANAKWAY: ELIJAH SMITH PROFILE by Frank Fry and Jim Atkinson - Burwash Land Claims Gloria Steels - Native Culture Week -Mining 07:39 28:50 20:30 41:06 28:50 11:29 20:00 28:50 05:05 05:05 Page 9 of 58
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