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Trailer for "Seasoned with Spirit: A Native Chef's Journey" A culinary celebration of America's oldest traditions, host and chef Loretta Barrett Oden (Citizen Potawatomi Nation) takes viewers on a journey across Native America and combines history, culture with healthy recipes inspired by indigenous foods in this five-part series. On sale during May at www.visionmaker.org . Make a comment about the trailer or the program.
The Creek Runs Red Trailer The EPA calls the mining town of Picher, Oklahoma the most toxic place in America, but the Quapaw tribe still calls it home. Today the town is divided by fears of serious health risks, environmental politics, civic pride, and old racial tensions between the Quapaw people and the non-Indian community who share the town. The Creek Runs Red explores the human response to an environmental disaster and the complex connection between people and place. Make a comment about the trailer or the program.
30 Second Trailer for The Oneida Speak In 1935, while the country was deep in the depression, a group of Oneidas in Wisconsin took advantage of a federal writing program designed to employ Americans and offer economic relief. Many, who wrote in their own language, recorded their daily life on the farm to a federal infiltrator sent to drive people off the land to a devastating small pox epidemic. Make a comment about the trailer or the program.
A Tribute to Frank Blythe founding director from colleagues and friends upon his retirement from working in Native American public media for over 30 years. (Length 10:52). Make a comment about Frank or about the video .
NAPT Three Decades : An 11 minute video that looks at the long history of NAPT, its impact on Indian Country and the rest of the U.S. This video also looks at role that NAPT will play in the ever-changing media landscape. Make a comment about NAPT's impact on you .
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