Amy Sazue

Traditional storyteller and educator Kevin Locke recently passed away. Locke was a champion for bringing the gift of language to young children on reservations so their culture and history would remain. Wil Meya is the chairman of the Language Conservancy. He joins us to share his memories of Locke.

The organization "Remembering the Children" is developing a memorial to honor the countless children who died while attending Indian Boarding Schools from the 1800s to 1960s. It will occupy the place where children who attended the Rapid City boarding school are said to be buried. The memorial was conceived with input from survivors, tribal leaders, elders, and spiritual advisers.

In The Moment ... October 23, 2019 Show 685 Hour 2The topic of Wednesday's Where Do We Go From Here? with Chuck Parkinson is "Change at the Speed of…

Graffiti reading “no Indians”, “whites only” and displaying swastikas was discovered in a public playground in Rapid City over the weekend. Vicki Powers…

In The Moment ... February 12, 2019 Show 514 Hour 2Rural America Initiatives celebrates a dream come true with a ribbon cutting and open house Thursday…

In The Moment ... January 17, 2019 Show 497 Hour 1One year ago members of Mniluzahan Okolakiciyapi Ambassadors journeyed to the Museum of Tolerance in Los…