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1993-02-27 Segment 2

Dan and Mary Lou tell listeners about upcoming events in and around the London, Ontario area. Dan also shares news that today is the 20th anniversary since members of the American Indian Movement occupied Wounded Knee on Pineridge Reservation.

Tags: American Indian Movement, Bay of Quinte Productions, Bill Wilson, Canadian Alliance in Solidarity with Native Peoples, Chief Jake Thomas, Great Law of Peace, Mohawk, N’Amerind Friendship Centre, Navajo, Oka, Pineridge Reservation, Powwow Highway, Shelley Niro, Sioux, Six Nations, Terry Dokis, Thunderheart, Wounded Knee

1993-01-02 Segment 5

Dan Smoke and Hal Gilpin discuss the film “The Last of the Mohicans” by reading dissenting reviews from Doug George and Russell Means. After, Dan tells listeners about the Iroquois tradition of Nu Yah.

Tags: Abenaki, American Indian Movement, American Revolution, Arnold Schwarzenegger, birchbark canoe, Camp Mohican, Cayuga, Cecil Day-Lewis, Cherokee, Chief Jake Thomas, Chingachgook, Colonel Monroe, Dances with Wolves, Dennis Banks, Doug George, Eric Schweig, Fort Edward, Haudenosaunee, Hunt Lowry, Huron, In the Spirit of Crazy Horse, Incident at Oglala, Indian Affairs, Indigenous People’s Conference, Iroquois, James Fenimore Cooper, John Ford, John Wayne, Joseph Brandt, Kapuskasing, King’s College, Lawrence of the Plains, Leon Shenandoah, Leonard Peltier, Magua, Michael Apted, Michael Mann, Mohawk, North America, Nu Yah, Occupation Wounded Knee, Oneida, Oxfam, Peter Matthiessen, Powwow Highway, Robert Redford, Rogers’ Rangers, Russell Means, Sir William Johnson, Six Nations Iroquois Confederacy, sweat lodge, The Last of the Mohicans, tomahawk, Uncas, Vallejo, Wes Studi, Wunnumin Lake First Nation, Wyandots

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