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1991-08-17 Segment 2
Dan Smoke and John Turner discuss the Stony Point First Nations reaffirming their land base and ways that community members can get involved in supporting Indigenous initiatives. A list of supportive agencies in London is also shared.
1992-02-01 Segment 1
Dan Smoke, Mary Lou Smoke, and John Turner tell listeners that Tomson Highway, Indigenous Canadian playwright, will be visiting the University. Dan also introduces this week’s main event: a recording of a presentation to the First Nations Circle…
1992-05-09 Segment 1
Dan Smoke relays news that, after a lengthy process, the jury selection has been made for the trial on the 1990 Oka crisis. Dan exclaims that this was one of the longest jury selection processes in Canadian history. Dan also shares details about his…
1993-01-02 Segment 4
Guest speaker Harold Kohler reads an announcement from Andrew Bigsmoke about Protectors of Earth Day. After, Dan Smoke introduces the next segment, a review of the film “The Last of the Mohicans.”
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.
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…
1998-09-05 Segment 6
Dan and Mary Lou Smoke present two different reviews of the film Smoke Signals to listeners. After, Dan and Mary Lou discuss the use of radio broadcasting within the film as a way to teach non-Indigenous viewers the importance of the oral tradition…
1999-04-17 Segment 6
Dan and Mary Lou Smoke tell listeners about current events happening in and around the London area.
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…
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…