Monday, September 21 – End-of-Life Health Care
People who are facing serious, life-ending illness, are often overwhelmed with information and decisions about treatment options. What happens when family members don’t agree on the best course of action for someone with a serious disease? What cultural considerations should doctors consider when speaking with Native American patients about this difficult topic?
Tuesday, September 22 – Dialects
The exact definition of a dialect is often debated, but generally it is viewed as a variation within a language defined by geographical region. There are many different dialects in Native American languages. How are dialects part of learning languages in our Native communities?
Wednesday, September 23 – Natives in Science Fiction
Star Wars Episode Seven is coming soon. A lack of diversity in science fiction is a concern for many. In this hour, Native authors and filmmakers talk about redefining what it means to be Native in science fiction.
Thursday, September, 24 – Pan Indianism
Many say the term Pan Indianism comes from Native Americans who worked together in order to maintain cultures when they moved away from reservation lands. Is it a good or bad thing for Native communities today?
Friday, September 25 – September Music Maker: Fawn Wood
Native recording artist Fawn Wood (Cree/Salish) is known for her inspirational harmonies. She comes from a strong singing family and has extended an invitation to other powerful voices to join her on her latest album “Kikāwiynaw,” which translates to “our mother.” Join our conversation with this Native artist.
