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2001-04-28 Segment 1
Dan Smoke educates listeners about the significance of his spirit name, given to him at the Onondaga Longhouse on the Six Nations reserve. Dan explains that there is a lot of pride in having a name that ties one to their relatives, to nature, and to…
2000-05-06 Segment 5
Dan Smoke tells listeners about the first Condolence Ceremony taking place at the Mohawk Nation Longhouse, a sacred ceremony that has not taken place since the 1970s. The ceremony raises and elevates Chiefs, Clan Mothers and Faith Keepers of a…
1999-10-16 Segment 1
Dan Smoke teaches listeners about border crossing events, an event where Indigenous peoples exercise their right to free access and to carry goods across the Canada/US border as stated in the Jay Treaty of 1760. Dan then uses the Jay Treaty as an…
1999-04-17 Segment 5
Dan and Mary Lou Smoke tell listeners about a new book, ‘Peace, Power, and Righteousness: An Indigenous Manifesto’ by Taiaiake. Dan tells listeners about the teachings of the Great Law of Peace (particularly the important role Clan Mothers play in a…
1994-04-09 Segment 1
Dan Smoke tells listeners how the sacred teachings of the Great Law of Peace will help individuals, communities, and nations continue down a healing path to heal Mother Earth, and to help nations live in peace and harmony. After, Dan gives listeners…
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.