Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “South Dakota”
Show Description – Monday, December 4th, 2017: Exactly one year ago, Sergio Alexander Kochergin, Tony B, Vincent Lenartand I traveled to Standing Rock with thousands of veterans from throughout the U.S. to help indigenous peoples stop the construction of an oil pipeline. Unfortunately, we failed. Today, I’ll reflect on those experiences and the past year of organizing in the age of Trump. Download …
We discuss the DAKOTA PIPELINE, IRAN-CONTRA, & DEFEATING CANCER with the amazing SARA NELSON and DANNY SHEEHAN. Danny and Sara have been at the heart of the fight against the fossil-nuke industry and the insane Trump assault on our planet. Working closely with the native American community in the Dakotas and elsewhere, they are critical to the resistance to the …
When ace journalists Jordan Chariton and Bob McChesney wrote, Will the Last Reporter Turn Out the Lights? they probably didn’t realize that the reporter in question would be TYT’s Jordan Chariton, a man who rose to renown in 2016 as the last reporter to get off the set, put down the pundit’s mike and actually report on the compleat 2016 …
The host Cliff Stewart, Lisa Stewart and Lamont Banks our AJC Radio Hosts will be speaking with Former Assistant Attorney General, Derek Gilna of Chicago, IL. He will share his thoughts on the Hidden Agendas and Corruption of Halfway Houses in America. Download this episode (right click and save)
The host Cliff Stewart, Lisa Stewart and Lamont Banks speaks with Our Special Guests is Author Gerald Naekel, who had the great fortune in life of growing up on a small farm in the Dakotas to working all over the world on mostly aviation projects for the United States State Department, FBI flight operations, and covert CIA.
Since 2006 beekeepers have been noticing their honeybee populations have been dying off at increasingly rapid rates. Subsequently researchers have been scrambling to come up with an accurate explanation and an effective strategy to save the bees and in turn save us homo sapiens from extinction. Recent harsh winters that stay freezing cold well into spring have been instrumental in …
One of the best shows ever on “Let’s Create a Better World” features Ellie Laks, founder of the animal rescue sanctuary, The Gentle Barn. Host Bobby Elias and Ellie discuss insights, ideas and love as a possible solution for making this a better world. They both agree that the power and strength of love as a major force is key …
Four Arrows (Wahinkpe Topa), whose Anglo name is Donald Trent Jacobs, is a professor at Fielding Graduate University and formerly the Dean of Education at Oglala Lakota College on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. He was selected by the Alternative Education Resource Organization as one of 27 visionaries in education, he won Martin-Springer Institute Moral Courage Award for his Activism, and has been involved in creating first the Marine No Take Zone on Pacific Coast of Mexico. He is an American Indian activist and author of 21 books and numerous articles and chapters about Indigenous worldview applications to contemporary world issues. His most recent book is Point of Departure: Returning to a More Authentic Worldview for Education and Survival.
Meria Interviews Geraldine Baker, director of One Spirit about Pine Ridge Reservation. Listen to real news and subscribe. Your support keeps truth flowing.It’s the only support the show gets, so come on and join us.
Improving the quality of life and local economies is a concern best addressed by local citizens. Today we revisit how the remarkable commitment of “Non-partisan” North Dakota citizens wrested state control from monopolist outsiders and produced lasting changes that continue to benefit them a century later. Guest David Morris, a co-founder of the Institute for Local Self Reliance, talks with Walt about how we need to reclaim the narrative that government can and should work well on our behalf. And Ellen talks with “The World Belongs to Everyone” author Alana Hartzog about how our current method of taxation overlooks a more obvious and fair approach based on land and the Earth itself.
