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Interview with Tim Giago (Native Sun News founder) on "American Indian Entrepreneurs: Rosebud and Pine Ridge Case Studies" about his success in the newspaper business.
Year filmed - 2000
Produced by Michele Lansdowne
Salish Kootenai College
Media/Public TV
Pablo, MT
- published: 08 Oct 2015
- views: 75
Interview with Tim Giago (Native Sun News founder) on "American Indian Entrepreneurs: Rosebud and Pine Ridge Case Studies" about his success in the newspaper business.
Year filmed - 2000
Produced by Michele Lansdowne
Salish Kootenai College
Media/Public TV
Pablo, MT
- published: 09 Oct 2015
- views: 49
A South Dakota Public Television Interview with Tim Giago, during their series "The Voice of the Individual".
(Beginning of video is fuzzy, but gets better)
- published: 29 Dec 2015
- views: 300
Rich-Heape Films, Inc. proudly announces their latest documentary, "Don't Get Sick After June: American Indian Healthcare". On camera presentation by Peter Coyote & featuring: Ben Night Horse Campbell -Tim Giago - President Theresa Two Bulls - Principal Chief Chad Smith.
Native American owned Rich-Heape Films, Inc. producers of the multi-award winning "Trail of Tears Cherokee Legacy" and "Our Spirits Don't Speak English: Indian Boarding School" chronicles the history of Indian healthcare from the early 1800's to President Obama's recent Healthcare Reform Act signed into law in 2010.
Produced by Cherokee Nation Citizen Steven R. Heape, and directed by Chip Richie, this film is a must have resource for schools and libraries
Media Note: To arrange interviews with Mr. Heape, call 214-696-6916 or email a request to: heape@richheape.com. Media images may be captured at www.richheape.com/media
- published: 23 Oct 2010
- views: 3562
This episode of the Oprah Show was part of the series "Racism in 1992". The focus of this episode is on Native Americans, featuring a panel including Micheal Haney, Suzanne Harjo, and Tim Giago.
This episode is one of the first times Native American Mascots were addressed on TV as Racist.
- published: 22 Oct 2015
- views: 60204
In the 1970’s, Tim Giago had a program titled “The First Americans” which aired on KEVN-TV in Rapid City and the Black Hills area. The program featured Native Americans making their mark in Indian Country. Listen to an interview with Buddy Red Bow (born Warfield Richards, June 26, 1948) and here him perform some of his classics. Buddy Red Bow was a U.S. Marine and Veteran of the Vietnam War. He passed away in Rapid City on March 28, 1993 at the age of 44.
- published: 24 Sep 2015
- views: 4521
The American Indian and the Media features a panel including Wilma Mankiller, Suzan Harjo, Tim Giago, Gary Fife, Mark Trahant, Kirke Kickingbird, Jack Weatherford, and Paul Sand.
Filmed in Tulsa, OK.
Produced by:
Video Production Service
The Henry Kendall College
The University of Tulsa
1993
- published: 04 Dec 2015
- views: 322
Remembering the Wounded Knee Massacre
http://www.history.com/news/remembering-the-wounded-knee-massacre
http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2015/12/28/manning-healing-continues-125-years-after-wounded-knee-massacre-162895
http://healingheartsatwoundedknee.com/25-year-reunion-ride/
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tim-giago/wounded-knee-and-the-moon_b_8881564.html
http://historynewsnetwork.org/article/161483
Find more videos like this at: www.theconsciousresistance.com
- published: 29 Dec 2015
- views: 305
Tim Giago Interviews Will Sampson on his TV Show The First Americans (KEVN).
Will Sampson (1933-1987) is an Native American Actor known for his roles in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975), The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976), The White Buffalo (1977) and more.
- published: 18 Sep 2015
- views: 2297
For My Father, Tim Giago, With All of My Love, On your 75th Birthday.
Music : "Evening Song of Thanks"
by: Wanbli Wiwohpe
- published: 11 Jul 2009
- views: 592
Could war ever break out again between Washington and South Dakota’s Indian tribes?
Well, at the very least, an information war is simmering.
In fact, an Oglala Lakota Indian and newspaper editor maintains that the Keystone XL Pipeline is an act of war against South Dakota tribes.
As editor-publisher of the weekly Native Sun News, Tim Giago wrote in his late-November column:
“The Keystone XL Pipeline that is being pushed by TransCanada may well be the beginning of the final war between the United States government and the Indian Nations.”
He boldly added: “A word of caution to TransCanada and the U.S. government: please do not disregard the determination of the Indian people when they say they will fight this pipeline to their deaths if need be.”
Giago’s newspaper operates out of southwestern South Dakota—home to the Wounded Knee massacre site of 1890.
At the site, U.S. troops, 124 years ago this month, opened fire on some 350 followers of Sioux Chief Big Foot. The troops were charged with arresting Big Foot and disarming his warriors.
Today, a somber cemetery of descendants of the dead is located at the site. Many who were killed are buried on the vast, windblown range near that cemetery.
That was perhaps the last time all-out war existed between Washington and South Dakota tribes.
Asked whether seeing the Keystone as a virtual act of war is shared widely by South Dakota tribal members, Giago remarked: “I would say unanimously the feeling is that strong.”
He added that, while the Keystone is being built piecemeal, it has not traversed South Dakota yet, where TransCanada plans to run it through sacred Indian lands from the 1868 Fort Laramie Treaty.
Various newspapers have run TransCanada ads about pipeline jobs and other benefits, but the Native Sun News refused to run them, even while most newspapers ran the ads and say little about tribal concerns.
Giago’s main weapon, however, is the pen, not the sword. Using his column to chronicle legislative matters in Washington D.C., he added:
“South Dakota’s Republican leadership of [U.S. Sen.] John Thune and [Congresswoman] Kristi Noem always march lockstep with other Republican robots. Neither of them care that South Dakota’s largest minority, the people of the Great Sioux Nation, diametrically oppose the pipeline.”
The House voted in mid November to continue the Keystone.
But South Dakota’s Indians got a slight reprieve when the Senate defeated the Keystone bill by a single vote last month during the Lame-Duck session that will soon adjourn.
However, the new Republican-controlled Senate to be seated in January is fully expected to pass the bill.
Yet the tribes are not the only ones affected by the Keystone.
In a nation where “all roads lead to Washington,” white property owners in Texas and Nebraska have had their own clashes with Alberta-based TransCanada and its Washington backers.
The company has used “eminent domain” land-acquisition powers to force pipeline sections southward and take legal action against landowners who resist below-market payments to traverse private property.
So, perhaps Indians and U.S. citizens are co-inmates in an economic matrix that elevates corporate projects like the Keystone over land rights, even as solar, biofuels and various other energy options are minimized in favor of vested interests, keeping the planet addicted to big oil.
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Tim Giago, also known as Nanwica Kciji (born 1934), is an American Oglala Lakota journalist and publisher. In 1981, he founded the Lakota Times at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, where he was born and grew up. It was the first independently owned Native American newspaper in the United States. In 1991 Giago was selected as a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University. In 1992 he changed his paper's name to Indian Country Today, to reflect its national coverage of Indian news and issues.
Giago sold the paper in 1998. Two years later he founded The Lakota Journal, which he sold in 2004 while thinking of retirement. In 2009, he returned to papers and founded the Native Sun News, based in Rapid City, South Dakota. He is also a columnist for the Huffington Post. He founded the Native American Journalists Association (NAJA) and served as its first president. When hired in 1979 to write a column for the Rapid City Journal, Giago was the first Native American writer for a South Dakota newspaper.
Giago, whose Lakota name is Nanwica Kciji, was born in 1934 and grew up at the Oglala Lakota Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. He attended the Holy Rosary Indian Mission school. He later wrote poetry and articles about the anger he felt at having his Lakota identity and culture suppressed. He attended San Jose Junior College in California and the University of Nevada, Reno.
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Oprah Winfrey (born Orpah Gail Winfrey; January 29, 1954) is an American media proprietor, talk show host, actress, producer, and philanthropist. Winfrey is best known for her self-titled, multi-award-winning talk show, which has become the highest-rated program of its kind in history and was nationally syndicated from 1986 to 2011. She has been ranked the richest African-American of the 20th century, the greatest black philanthropist in American history, and was for a time the world's only black billionaire. She is also, according to some assessments, the most influential woman in the world.
Winfrey was born into poverty in rural Mississippi to a teenage single mother and later raised in an inner-city Milwaukee neighborhood. She experienced considerable hardship during her childhood, claiming to be raped at age nine and becoming pregnant at 14; her son died in infancy. Sent to live with the man she calls her father, a barber in Tennessee, Winfrey landed a job in radio while still in high school and began co-anchoring the local evening news at the age of 19. Her emotional ad-lib delivery eventually got her transferred to the daytime-talk-show arena, and after boosting a third-rated local Chicago talk show to first place, she launched her own production company and became internationally syndicated.
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21:27Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur | Tim Giago, 2000 - Part 1
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25:06Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur | Tim Giago, 2000 - Part 2
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28:02The Voice of the Individual - Tim Giago | Circa 1990
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2:14Native American Indian Healthcare Health Care Lakota Sioux Pine Ridge Cherokee President Obama
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Rich-Heape Films, Inc. proudly announces their latest documentary, "Don't Get Sick After June: American Indian Healthcare". On camera presentation by Peter Coyote & featuring: Ben Night Horse Campbell -Tim Giago - President Theresa Two Bulls - Principal Chief Chad Smith. Native American owned Rich-Heape Films, Inc. producers of the multi-award winning "Trail of Tears Cherokee Legacy" and "Our Spirits Don't Speak English: Indian Boarding School" chronicles the history of Indian healthcare from the early 1800's to President Obama's recent Healthcare Reform Act signed into law in 2010. Produced by Cherokee Nation Citizen Steven R. Heape, and directed by Chip Richie, this film is a must have resource for schools and libraries Media Note: To arrange interviews with Mr. Heape, call 214-696-6916 or email a request to: heape@richheape.com. Media images may be captured at www.richheape.com/media -
42:19The Oprah Winfrey Show | "Racism in 1992" | Full Episode
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This episode of the Oprah Show was part of the series "Racism in 1992". The focus of this episode is on Native Americans, featuring a panel including Micheal Haney, Suzanne Harjo, and Tim Giago. This episode is one of the first times Native American Mascots were addressed on TV as Racist. -
19:27Buddy Red Bow Interview | "The First Americans" Circa 1975/1976
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In the 1970’s, Tim Giago had a program titled “The First Americans” which aired on KEVN-TV in Rapid City and the Black Hills area. The program featured Native Americans making their mark in Indian Country. Listen to an interview with Buddy Red Bow (born Warfield Richards, June 26, 1948) and here him perform some of his classics. Buddy Red Bow was a U.S. Marine and Veteran of the Vietnam War. He passed away in Rapid City on March 28, 1993 at the age of 44. -
29:17The American Indian and the Media | Circa 1993
The American Indian and the Media | Circa 1993The American Indian and the Media | Circa 1993
The American Indian and the Media features a panel including Wilma Mankiller, Suzan Harjo, Tim Giago, Gary Fife, Mark Trahant, Kirke Kickingbird, Jack Weatherford, and Paul Sand. Filmed in Tulsa, OK. Produced by: Video Production Service The Henry Kendall College The University of Tulsa 1993 -
8:30Remembering the Wounded Knee Massacre 125 Years Later
Remembering the Wounded Knee Massacre 125 Years LaterRemembering the Wounded Knee Massacre 125 Years Later
Remembering the Wounded Knee Massacre http://www.history.com/news/remembering-the-wounded-knee-massacre http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2015/12/28/manning-healing-continues-125-years-after-wounded-knee-massacre-162895 http://healingheartsatwoundedknee.com/25-year-reunion-ride/ http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tim-giago/wounded-knee-and-the-moon_b_8881564.html http://historynewsnetwork.org/article/161483 Find more videos like this at: www.theconsciousresistance.com -
5:51Will Sampson Interview | "The First Americans" Circa 1975/1976
Will Sampson Interview | "The First Americans" Circa 1975/1976Will Sampson Interview | "The First Americans" Circa 1975/1976
Tim Giago Interviews Will Sampson on his TV Show The First Americans (KEVN). Will Sampson (1933-1987) is an Native American Actor known for his roles in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975), The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976), The White Buffalo (1977) and more. -
3:28For Mi Ate
For Mi AteFor Mi Ate
For My Father, Tim Giago, With All of My Love, On your 75th Birthday. Music : "Evening Song of Thanks" by: Wanbli Wiwohpe -
4:04Keystone War?
Keystone War?Keystone War?
Could war ever break out again between Washington and South Dakota’s Indian tribes? Well, at the very least, an information war is simmering. In fact, an Oglala Lakota Indian and newspaper editor maintains that the Keystone XL Pipeline is an act of war against South Dakota tribes. As editor-publisher of the weekly Native Sun News, Tim Giago wrote in his late-November column: “The Keystone XL Pipeline that is being pushed by TransCanada may well be the beginning of the final war between the United States government and the Indian Nations.” He boldly added: “A word of caution to TransCanada and the U.S. government: please do not disregard the determination of the Indian people when they say they will fight this pipeline to their deaths if need be.” Giago’s newspaper operates out of southwestern South Dakota—home to the Wounded Knee massacre site of 1890. At the site, U.S. troops, 124 years ago this month, opened fire on some 350 followers of Sioux Chief Big Foot. The troops were charged with arresting Big Foot and disarming his warriors. Today, a somber cemetery of descendants of the dead is located at the site. Many who were killed are buried on the vast, windblown range near that cemetery. That was perhaps the last time all-out war existed between Washington and South Dakota tribes. Asked whether seeing the Keystone as a virtual act of war is shared widely by South Dakota tribal members, Giago remarked: “I would say unanimously the feeling is that strong.” He added that, while the Keystone is being built piecemeal, it has not traversed South Dakota yet, where TransCanada plans to run it through sacred Indian lands from the 1868 Fort Laramie Treaty. Various newspapers have run TransCanada ads about pipeline jobs and other benefits, but the Native Sun News refused to run them, even while most newspapers ran the ads and say little about tribal concerns. Giago’s main weapon, however, is the pen, not the sword. Using his column to chronicle legislative matters in Washington D.C., he added: “South Dakota’s Republican leadership of [U.S. Sen.] John Thune and [Congresswoman] Kristi Noem always march lockstep with other Republican robots. Neither of them care that South Dakota’s largest minority, the people of the Great Sioux Nation, diametrically oppose the pipeline.” The House voted in mid November to continue the Keystone. But South Dakota’s Indians got a slight reprieve when the Senate defeated the Keystone bill by a single vote last month during the Lame-Duck session that will soon adjourn. However, the new Republican-controlled Senate to be seated in January is fully expected to pass the bill. Yet the tribes are not the only ones affected by the Keystone. In a nation where “all roads lead to Washington,” white property owners in Texas and Nebraska have had their own clashes with Alberta-based TransCanada and its Washington backers. The company has used “eminent domain” land-acquisition powers to force pipeline sections southward and take legal action against landowners who resist below-market payments to traverse private property. So, perhaps Indians and U.S. citizens are co-inmates in an economic matrix that elevates corporate projects like the Keystone over land rights, even as solar, biofuels and various other energy options are minimized in favor of vested interests, keeping the planet addicted to big oil. Support Indymedia! Donate USD: http://nnn.is/donate-dollars Donate BTC: http://nnn.is/donate-bitcoin Download your free Next News "Heroes & Villains" Poster here: http://nextnewsnetwork.com/the-2013-heroes-villains-posters LIVE: http://NextNewsNetwork.com Facebook: http://Facebook.com/NextNewsNet Twitter: http://Twitter.com/NextNewsNet Sub: http://NNN.is/the_new_media Meet the Next News Team: http://youtu.be/2QnNKwQ2WkY Hashtag: #N3 #DC -
24:21Focus July 2015
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6:56Native News Update March 9, 2011
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The latest edition of the Native News Update from the studios of IndianCountryTV.com with host Paul DeMain. Today Stories: LePlante pushes for reconciliation, improved cooperation - Shakopee Mdewakanton lend $10 million to Rosebud Sioux - Tim Giago retires from news room - Charlie Hill to preform at University of Colorado - Protesters occupy elderly meals building in at Pine Ridge - Cherokee Nation offers home business workshops - Mary Smith rejected by Republicans for Justice Dept. position.
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Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur | Tim Giago, 2000 - Part 1
Interview with Tim Giago (Native Sun News founder) on "American Indian Entrepreneurs: Rosebud and Pine Ridge Case Studies" about his success in the newspaper business. Year filmed - 2000 Produced by Michele Lansdowne Salish Kootenai College Media/Public TV Pablo, MT -
Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur | Tim Giago, 2000 - Part 2
Interview with Tim Giago (Native Sun News founder) on "American Indian Entrepreneurs: Rosebud and Pine Ridge Case Studies" about his success in the newspaper business. Year filmed - 2000 Produced by Michele Lansdowne Salish Kootenai College Media/Public TV Pablo, MT -
The Voice of the Individual - Tim Giago | Circa 1990
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Native American Indian Healthcare Health Care Lakota Sioux Pine Ridge Cherokee President Obama
Rich-Heape Films, Inc. proudly announces their latest documentary, "Don't Get Sick After June: American Indian Healthcare". On camera presentation by Peter Coyote & featuring: Ben Night Horse Campbell -Tim Giago - President Theresa Two Bulls - Principal Chief Chad Smith. Native American owned Rich-Heape Films, Inc. producers of the multi-award winning "Trail of Tears Cherokee Legacy" and "Our Spirits Don't Speak English: Indian Boarding School" chronicles the history of Indian healthcare from the early 1800's to President Obama's recent Healthcare Reform Act signed into law in 2010. Produced by Cherokee Nation Citizen Steven R. Heape, and directed by Chip Richie, this film is a must have resource for schools and libraries Media Note: To arrange interviews with Mr. Heape, call 2... -
The Oprah Winfrey Show | "Racism in 1992" | Full Episode
This episode of the Oprah Show was part of the series "Racism in 1992". The focus of this episode is on Native Americans, featuring a panel including Micheal Haney, Suzanne Harjo, and Tim Giago. This episode is one of the first times Native American Mascots were addressed on TV as Racist. -
Buddy Red Bow Interview | "The First Americans" Circa 1975/1976
In the 1970’s, Tim Giago had a program titled “The First Americans” which aired on KEVN-TV in Rapid City and the Black Hills area. The program featured Native Americans making their mark in Indian Country. Listen to an interview with Buddy Red Bow (born Warfield Richards, June 26, 1948) and here him perform some of his classics. Buddy Red Bow was a U.S. Marine and Veteran of the Vietnam War. He passed away in Rapid City on March 28, 1993 at the age of 44. -
The American Indian and the Media | Circa 1993
The American Indian and the Media features a panel including Wilma Mankiller, Suzan Harjo, Tim Giago, Gary Fife, Mark Trahant, Kirke Kickingbird, Jack Weatherford, and Paul Sand. Filmed in Tulsa, OK. Produced by: Video Production Service The Henry Kendall College The University of Tulsa 1993 -
Remembering the Wounded Knee Massacre 125 Years Later
Remembering the Wounded Knee Massacre http://www.history.com/news/remembering-the-wounded-knee-massacre http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2015/12/28/manning-healing-continues-125-years-after-wounded-knee-massacre-162895 http://healingheartsatwoundedknee.com/25-year-reunion-ride/ http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tim-giago/wounded-knee-and-the-moon_b_8881564.html http://historynewsnetwork.org/article/161483 Find more videos like this at: www.theconsciousresistance.com -
Will Sampson Interview | "The First Americans" Circa 1975/1976
Tim Giago Interviews Will Sampson on his TV Show The First Americans (KEVN). Will Sampson (1933-1987) is an Native American Actor known for his roles in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975), The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976), The White Buffalo (1977) and more. -
For Mi Ate
For My Father, Tim Giago, With All of My Love, On your 75th Birthday. Music : "Evening Song of Thanks" by: Wanbli Wiwohpe -
Keystone War?
Could war ever break out again between Washington and South Dakota’s Indian tribes? Well, at the very least, an information war is simmering. In fact, an Oglala Lakota Indian and newspaper editor maintains that the Keystone XL Pipeline is an act of war against South Dakota tribes. As editor-publisher of the weekly Native Sun News, Tim Giago wrote in his late-November column: “The Keystone XL Pipeline that is being pushed by TransCanada may well be the beginning of the final war between the United States government and the Indian Nations.” He boldly added: “A word of caution to TransCanada and the U.S. government: please do not disregard the determination of the Indian people when they say they will fight this pipeline to their deaths if need be.” Giago’s newspaper operates out of southwest... -
Focus July 2015
Focus--July 2015. Jack Caudill is joined by Steve Allender and Tim Giago to discuss reconciliation in Rapid City. -
Native News Update March 9, 2011
The latest edition of the Native News Update from the studios of IndianCountryTV.com with host Paul DeMain. Today Stories: LePlante pushes for reconciliation, improved cooperation - Shakopee Mdewakanton lend $10 million to Rosebud Sioux - Tim Giago retires from news room - Charlie Hill to preform at University of Colorado - Protesters occupy elderly meals building in at Pine Ridge - Cherokee Nation offers home business workshops - Mary Smith rejected by Republicans for Justice Dept. position. -
Wagner Community School- Native American Day Celebration and "Year of Unity Event"
"Year of Unity" in South Dakota. The governor and cabinet members became involved with Wagner's event celebrating the state's Native American Day. Wagner residents planned the "Day of Unity" event as an outgrowth of its "Horizons" program. Wagner is one of 40 towns in the state participating in the community development program sponsored by the Cooperative Extension Service and South Dakota State University. At Wagner, Horizons participants chose racism as a focus area. The "Day of Unity" event featured speeches by Rounds and Native award-winning journalist Tim Giago, along with remarks by LuAnn Werdel, the director of Indian education for the state Department of Education. The second half of the program featured two-time Grammy-winning Robert Mirabal. He shared his message throug... -
GI Joe Fan Film - Operation: Red Retrieval - the epic full film by director Mark Cheng
UPDATE 3: http://kck.st/1jzKLZQ Kickstarter with Larry Hama and director! UPDATE 2: Larry Hama, the godfather of the GI Joe mythology enjoyed the film and the creators of this film and him are now collaborating on 2 feature film projects. More at: www.PlanetNerdRage.com. UPDATE 1: Jon Chu (director of GI Joe 2) tweeted about this film: "Mad respect for the filmmakers who went out and made that fan film! So cool and the sign of true storytellers who just do it!" Listen to 1 hr interview with director and actor Mack Kuhr (Zartan). Segment starts 5 minutes in: http://generalsjoes.com/2011/12/02/episode-32-of-whats-on-joe-mind-is-online-now/ ================ Director's Statement This is NOT the GI Joe movie you've all been dying to see. This is NOT the GI Joe movie you're dying to unsee.... -
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I was honored to receive a commission all the way from Japan for a young lady who's birthday just happens to be on the same day as mine!! Happy 9th Birthday Kyara, with love from your Daddy! "Birthday Girl" mixed media painting on cigar box bottom by: Denise Giago music: Abalone Zamboni by: aGGie G and Harry S. Lee -
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Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur | Tim Giago, 2000 - Part 1
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- Duration: 21:27
- Updated: 08 Oct 2015
- views: 75
Interview with Tim Giago (Native Sun News founder) on "American Indian Entrepreneurs: Rosebud and Pine Ridge Case Studies" about his success in the newspaper bu...
Interview with Tim Giago (Native Sun News founder) on "American Indian Entrepreneurs: Rosebud and Pine Ridge Case Studies" about his success in the newspaper business.
Year filmed - 2000
Produced by Michele Lansdowne
Salish Kootenai College
Media/Public TV
Pablo, MT
wn.com/Becoming A Successful Entrepreneur | Tim Giago, 2000 Part 1
Interview with Tim Giago (Native Sun News founder) on "American Indian Entrepreneurs: Rosebud and Pine Ridge Case Studies" about his success in the newspaper business.
Year filmed - 2000
Produced by Michele Lansdowne
Salish Kootenai College
Media/Public TV
Pablo, MT
- published: 08 Oct 2015
- views: 75
Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur | Tim Giago, 2000 - Part 2
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- Duration: 25:06
- Updated: 09 Oct 2015
- views: 49
Interview with Tim Giago (Native Sun News founder) on "American Indian Entrepreneurs: Rosebud and Pine Ridge Case Studies" about his success in the newspaper bu...
Interview with Tim Giago (Native Sun News founder) on "American Indian Entrepreneurs: Rosebud and Pine Ridge Case Studies" about his success in the newspaper business.
Year filmed - 2000
Produced by Michele Lansdowne
Salish Kootenai College
Media/Public TV
Pablo, MT
wn.com/Becoming A Successful Entrepreneur | Tim Giago, 2000 Part 2
Interview with Tim Giago (Native Sun News founder) on "American Indian Entrepreneurs: Rosebud and Pine Ridge Case Studies" about his success in the newspaper business.
Year filmed - 2000
Produced by Michele Lansdowne
Salish Kootenai College
Media/Public TV
Pablo, MT
- published: 09 Oct 2015
- views: 49
The Voice of the Individual - Tim Giago | Circa 1990
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- Duration: 28:02
- Updated: 29 Dec 2015
- views: 300
A South Dakota Public Television Interview with Tim Giago, during their series "The Voice of the Individual".
(Beginning of video is fuzzy, but gets better)
A South Dakota Public Television Interview with Tim Giago, during their series "The Voice of the Individual".
(Beginning of video is fuzzy, but gets better)
wn.com/The Voice Of The Individual Tim Giago | Circa 1990
A South Dakota Public Television Interview with Tim Giago, during their series "The Voice of the Individual".
(Beginning of video is fuzzy, but gets better)
- published: 29 Dec 2015
- views: 300
Native American Indian Healthcare Health Care Lakota Sioux Pine Ridge Cherokee President Obama
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- Duration: 2:14
- Updated: 23 Oct 2010
- views: 3562
Rich-Heape Films, Inc. proudly announces their latest documentary, "Don't Get Sick After June: American Indian Healthcare". On camera presentation by Peter Coyo...
Rich-Heape Films, Inc. proudly announces their latest documentary, "Don't Get Sick After June: American Indian Healthcare". On camera presentation by Peter Coyote & featuring: Ben Night Horse Campbell -Tim Giago - President Theresa Two Bulls - Principal Chief Chad Smith.
Native American owned Rich-Heape Films, Inc. producers of the multi-award winning "Trail of Tears Cherokee Legacy" and "Our Spirits Don't Speak English: Indian Boarding School" chronicles the history of Indian healthcare from the early 1800's to President Obama's recent Healthcare Reform Act signed into law in 2010.
Produced by Cherokee Nation Citizen Steven R. Heape, and directed by Chip Richie, this film is a must have resource for schools and libraries
Media Note: To arrange interviews with Mr. Heape, call 214-696-6916 or email a request to: heape@richheape.com. Media images may be captured at www.richheape.com/media
wn.com/Native American Indian Healthcare Health Care Lakota Sioux Pine Ridge Cherokee President Obama
Rich-Heape Films, Inc. proudly announces their latest documentary, "Don't Get Sick After June: American Indian Healthcare". On camera presentation by Peter Coyote & featuring: Ben Night Horse Campbell -Tim Giago - President Theresa Two Bulls - Principal Chief Chad Smith.
Native American owned Rich-Heape Films, Inc. producers of the multi-award winning "Trail of Tears Cherokee Legacy" and "Our Spirits Don't Speak English: Indian Boarding School" chronicles the history of Indian healthcare from the early 1800's to President Obama's recent Healthcare Reform Act signed into law in 2010.
Produced by Cherokee Nation Citizen Steven R. Heape, and directed by Chip Richie, this film is a must have resource for schools and libraries
Media Note: To arrange interviews with Mr. Heape, call 214-696-6916 or email a request to: heape@richheape.com. Media images may be captured at www.richheape.com/media
- published: 23 Oct 2010
- views: 3562
The Oprah Winfrey Show | "Racism in 1992" | Full Episode
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- Duration: 42:19
- Updated: 22 Oct 2015
- views: 60204
This episode of the Oprah Show was part of the series "Racism in 1992". The focus of this episode is on Native Americans, featuring a panel including Micheal Ha...
This episode of the Oprah Show was part of the series "Racism in 1992". The focus of this episode is on Native Americans, featuring a panel including Micheal Haney, Suzanne Harjo, and Tim Giago.
This episode is one of the first times Native American Mascots were addressed on TV as Racist.
wn.com/The Oprah Winfrey Show | Racism In 1992 | Full Episode
This episode of the Oprah Show was part of the series "Racism in 1992". The focus of this episode is on Native Americans, featuring a panel including Micheal Haney, Suzanne Harjo, and Tim Giago.
This episode is one of the first times Native American Mascots were addressed on TV as Racist.
- published: 22 Oct 2015
- views: 60204
Buddy Red Bow Interview | "The First Americans" Circa 1975/1976
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- Duration: 19:27
- Updated: 24 Sep 2015
- views: 4521
In the 1970’s, Tim Giago had a program titled “The First Americans” which aired on KEVN-TV in Rapid City and the Black Hills area. The program featured Native A...
In the 1970’s, Tim Giago had a program titled “The First Americans” which aired on KEVN-TV in Rapid City and the Black Hills area. The program featured Native Americans making their mark in Indian Country. Listen to an interview with Buddy Red Bow (born Warfield Richards, June 26, 1948) and here him perform some of his classics. Buddy Red Bow was a U.S. Marine and Veteran of the Vietnam War. He passed away in Rapid City on March 28, 1993 at the age of 44.
wn.com/Buddy Red Bow Interview | The First Americans Circa 1975 1976
In the 1970’s, Tim Giago had a program titled “The First Americans” which aired on KEVN-TV in Rapid City and the Black Hills area. The program featured Native Americans making their mark in Indian Country. Listen to an interview with Buddy Red Bow (born Warfield Richards, June 26, 1948) and here him perform some of his classics. Buddy Red Bow was a U.S. Marine and Veteran of the Vietnam War. He passed away in Rapid City on March 28, 1993 at the age of 44.
- published: 24 Sep 2015
- views: 4521
The American Indian and the Media | Circa 1993
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- Duration: 29:17
- Updated: 04 Dec 2015
- views: 322
The American Indian and the Media features a panel including Wilma Mankiller, Suzan Harjo, Tim Giago, Gary Fife, Mark Trahant, Kirke Kickingbird, Jack Weatherfo...
The American Indian and the Media features a panel including Wilma Mankiller, Suzan Harjo, Tim Giago, Gary Fife, Mark Trahant, Kirke Kickingbird, Jack Weatherford, and Paul Sand.
Filmed in Tulsa, OK.
Produced by:
Video Production Service
The Henry Kendall College
The University of Tulsa
1993
wn.com/The American Indian And The Media | Circa 1993
The American Indian and the Media features a panel including Wilma Mankiller, Suzan Harjo, Tim Giago, Gary Fife, Mark Trahant, Kirke Kickingbird, Jack Weatherford, and Paul Sand.
Filmed in Tulsa, OK.
Produced by:
Video Production Service
The Henry Kendall College
The University of Tulsa
1993
- published: 04 Dec 2015
- views: 322
Remembering the Wounded Knee Massacre 125 Years Later
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- Duration: 8:30
- Updated: 29 Dec 2015
- views: 305
Remembering the Wounded Knee Massacre
http://www.history.com/news/remembering-the-wounded-knee-massacre
http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2015/12/28/m...
Remembering the Wounded Knee Massacre
http://www.history.com/news/remembering-the-wounded-knee-massacre
http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2015/12/28/manning-healing-continues-125-years-after-wounded-knee-massacre-162895
http://healingheartsatwoundedknee.com/25-year-reunion-ride/
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tim-giago/wounded-knee-and-the-moon_b_8881564.html
http://historynewsnetwork.org/article/161483
Find more videos like this at: www.theconsciousresistance.com
wn.com/Remembering The Wounded Knee Massacre 125 Years Later
Remembering the Wounded Knee Massacre
http://www.history.com/news/remembering-the-wounded-knee-massacre
http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2015/12/28/manning-healing-continues-125-years-after-wounded-knee-massacre-162895
http://healingheartsatwoundedknee.com/25-year-reunion-ride/
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tim-giago/wounded-knee-and-the-moon_b_8881564.html
http://historynewsnetwork.org/article/161483
Find more videos like this at: www.theconsciousresistance.com
- published: 29 Dec 2015
- views: 305
Will Sampson Interview | "The First Americans" Circa 1975/1976
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- Duration: 5:51
- Updated: 18 Sep 2015
- views: 2297
Tim Giago Interviews Will Sampson on his TV Show The First Americans (KEVN).
Will Sampson (1933-1987) is an Native American Actor known for his roles in One Fl...
Tim Giago Interviews Will Sampson on his TV Show The First Americans (KEVN).
Will Sampson (1933-1987) is an Native American Actor known for his roles in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975), The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976), The White Buffalo (1977) and more.
wn.com/Will Sampson Interview | The First Americans Circa 1975 1976
Tim Giago Interviews Will Sampson on his TV Show The First Americans (KEVN).
Will Sampson (1933-1987) is an Native American Actor known for his roles in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975), The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976), The White Buffalo (1977) and more.
- published: 18 Sep 2015
- views: 2297
For Mi Ate
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- Duration: 3:28
- Updated: 11 Jul 2009
- views: 592
For My Father, Tim Giago, With All of My Love, On your 75th Birthday.
Music : "Evening Song of Thanks"
by: Wanbli Wiwohpe
For My Father, Tim Giago, With All of My Love, On your 75th Birthday.
Music : "Evening Song of Thanks"
by: Wanbli Wiwohpe
wn.com/For Mi Ate
For My Father, Tim Giago, With All of My Love, On your 75th Birthday.
Music : "Evening Song of Thanks"
by: Wanbli Wiwohpe
- published: 11 Jul 2009
- views: 592
Keystone War?
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- Duration: 4:04
- Updated: 03 Dec 2014
- views: 124
Could war ever break out again between Washington and South Dakota’s Indian tribes?
Well, at the very least, an information war is simmering.
In fact, an Oglala...
Could war ever break out again between Washington and South Dakota’s Indian tribes?
Well, at the very least, an information war is simmering.
In fact, an Oglala Lakota Indian and newspaper editor maintains that the Keystone XL Pipeline is an act of war against South Dakota tribes.
As editor-publisher of the weekly Native Sun News, Tim Giago wrote in his late-November column:
“The Keystone XL Pipeline that is being pushed by TransCanada may well be the beginning of the final war between the United States government and the Indian Nations.”
He boldly added: “A word of caution to TransCanada and the U.S. government: please do not disregard the determination of the Indian people when they say they will fight this pipeline to their deaths if need be.”
Giago’s newspaper operates out of southwestern South Dakota—home to the Wounded Knee massacre site of 1890.
At the site, U.S. troops, 124 years ago this month, opened fire on some 350 followers of Sioux Chief Big Foot. The troops were charged with arresting Big Foot and disarming his warriors.
Today, a somber cemetery of descendants of the dead is located at the site. Many who were killed are buried on the vast, windblown range near that cemetery.
That was perhaps the last time all-out war existed between Washington and South Dakota tribes.
Asked whether seeing the Keystone as a virtual act of war is shared widely by South Dakota tribal members, Giago remarked: “I would say unanimously the feeling is that strong.”
He added that, while the Keystone is being built piecemeal, it has not traversed South Dakota yet, where TransCanada plans to run it through sacred Indian lands from the 1868 Fort Laramie Treaty.
Various newspapers have run TransCanada ads about pipeline jobs and other benefits, but the Native Sun News refused to run them, even while most newspapers ran the ads and say little about tribal concerns.
Giago’s main weapon, however, is the pen, not the sword. Using his column to chronicle legislative matters in Washington D.C., he added:
“South Dakota’s Republican leadership of [U.S. Sen.] John Thune and [Congresswoman] Kristi Noem always march lockstep with other Republican robots. Neither of them care that South Dakota’s largest minority, the people of the Great Sioux Nation, diametrically oppose the pipeline.”
The House voted in mid November to continue the Keystone.
But South Dakota’s Indians got a slight reprieve when the Senate defeated the Keystone bill by a single vote last month during the Lame-Duck session that will soon adjourn.
However, the new Republican-controlled Senate to be seated in January is fully expected to pass the bill.
Yet the tribes are not the only ones affected by the Keystone.
In a nation where “all roads lead to Washington,” white property owners in Texas and Nebraska have had their own clashes with Alberta-based TransCanada and its Washington backers.
The company has used “eminent domain” land-acquisition powers to force pipeline sections southward and take legal action against landowners who resist below-market payments to traverse private property.
So, perhaps Indians and U.S. citizens are co-inmates in an economic matrix that elevates corporate projects like the Keystone over land rights, even as solar, biofuels and various other energy options are minimized in favor of vested interests, keeping the planet addicted to big oil.
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wn.com/Keystone War
Could war ever break out again between Washington and South Dakota’s Indian tribes?
Well, at the very least, an information war is simmering.
In fact, an Oglala Lakota Indian and newspaper editor maintains that the Keystone XL Pipeline is an act of war against South Dakota tribes.
As editor-publisher of the weekly Native Sun News, Tim Giago wrote in his late-November column:
“The Keystone XL Pipeline that is being pushed by TransCanada may well be the beginning of the final war between the United States government and the Indian Nations.”
He boldly added: “A word of caution to TransCanada and the U.S. government: please do not disregard the determination of the Indian people when they say they will fight this pipeline to their deaths if need be.”
Giago’s newspaper operates out of southwestern South Dakota—home to the Wounded Knee massacre site of 1890.
At the site, U.S. troops, 124 years ago this month, opened fire on some 350 followers of Sioux Chief Big Foot. The troops were charged with arresting Big Foot and disarming his warriors.
Today, a somber cemetery of descendants of the dead is located at the site. Many who were killed are buried on the vast, windblown range near that cemetery.
That was perhaps the last time all-out war existed between Washington and South Dakota tribes.
Asked whether seeing the Keystone as a virtual act of war is shared widely by South Dakota tribal members, Giago remarked: “I would say unanimously the feeling is that strong.”
He added that, while the Keystone is being built piecemeal, it has not traversed South Dakota yet, where TransCanada plans to run it through sacred Indian lands from the 1868 Fort Laramie Treaty.
Various newspapers have run TransCanada ads about pipeline jobs and other benefits, but the Native Sun News refused to run them, even while most newspapers ran the ads and say little about tribal concerns.
Giago’s main weapon, however, is the pen, not the sword. Using his column to chronicle legislative matters in Washington D.C., he added:
“South Dakota’s Republican leadership of [U.S. Sen.] John Thune and [Congresswoman] Kristi Noem always march lockstep with other Republican robots. Neither of them care that South Dakota’s largest minority, the people of the Great Sioux Nation, diametrically oppose the pipeline.”
The House voted in mid November to continue the Keystone.
But South Dakota’s Indians got a slight reprieve when the Senate defeated the Keystone bill by a single vote last month during the Lame-Duck session that will soon adjourn.
However, the new Republican-controlled Senate to be seated in January is fully expected to pass the bill.
Yet the tribes are not the only ones affected by the Keystone.
In a nation where “all roads lead to Washington,” white property owners in Texas and Nebraska have had their own clashes with Alberta-based TransCanada and its Washington backers.
The company has used “eminent domain” land-acquisition powers to force pipeline sections southward and take legal action against landowners who resist below-market payments to traverse private property.
So, perhaps Indians and U.S. citizens are co-inmates in an economic matrix that elevates corporate projects like the Keystone over land rights, even as solar, biofuels and various other energy options are minimized in favor of vested interests, keeping the planet addicted to big oil.
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- published: 03 Dec 2014
- views: 124
Focus July 2015
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- Duration: 24:21
- Updated: 24 Jul 2015
- views: 36
Focus--July 2015. Jack Caudill is joined by Steve Allender and Tim Giago to discuss reconciliation in Rapid City.
Focus--July 2015. Jack Caudill is joined by Steve Allender and Tim Giago to discuss reconciliation in Rapid City.
wn.com/Focus July 2015
Focus--July 2015. Jack Caudill is joined by Steve Allender and Tim Giago to discuss reconciliation in Rapid City.
- published: 24 Jul 2015
- views: 36
Native News Update March 9, 2011
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- Duration: 6:56
- Updated: 10 Mar 2011
- views: 176
The latest edition of the Native News Update from the studios of IndianCountryTV.com with host Paul DeMain.
Today Stories: LePlante pushes for reconciliation, ...
The latest edition of the Native News Update from the studios of IndianCountryTV.com with host Paul DeMain.
Today Stories: LePlante pushes for reconciliation, improved cooperation - Shakopee Mdewakanton lend $10 million to Rosebud Sioux - Tim Giago retires from news room - Charlie Hill to preform at University of Colorado - Protesters occupy elderly meals building in at Pine Ridge - Cherokee Nation offers home business workshops - Mary Smith rejected by Republicans for Justice Dept. position.
wn.com/Native News Update March 9, 2011
The latest edition of the Native News Update from the studios of IndianCountryTV.com with host Paul DeMain.
Today Stories: LePlante pushes for reconciliation, improved cooperation - Shakopee Mdewakanton lend $10 million to Rosebud Sioux - Tim Giago retires from news room - Charlie Hill to preform at University of Colorado - Protesters occupy elderly meals building in at Pine Ridge - Cherokee Nation offers home business workshops - Mary Smith rejected by Republicans for Justice Dept. position.
- published: 10 Mar 2011
- views: 176
Wagner Community School- Native American Day Celebration and "Year of Unity Event"
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- Duration: 5:39
- Updated: 23 Oct 2010
- views: 2009
"Year of Unity" in South Dakota. The governor and cabinet members became involved with Wagner's event celebrating the state's Native American Day.
Wagner res...
"Year of Unity" in South Dakota. The governor and cabinet members became involved with Wagner's event celebrating the state's Native American Day.
Wagner residents planned the "Day of Unity" event as an outgrowth of its "Horizons" program. Wagner is one of 40 towns in the state participating in the community development program sponsored by the Cooperative Extension Service and South Dakota State University.
At Wagner, Horizons participants chose racism as a focus area. The "Day of Unity" event featured speeches by Rounds and Native award-winning journalist Tim Giago, along with remarks by LuAnn Werdel, the director of Indian education for the state Department of Education.
The second half of the program featured two-time Grammy-winning Robert Mirabal. He shared his message through his vocal and flute music, accompanied by colorful local Native dancers in traditional costumes, hoop dancer Jackie Bird and Wagner guitarist Justin Cournoyer.
During Thursday's program, Giago recalled how he approached then-Gov. George Mickelson in 1989 about improving race relations in South Dakota. The 100th anniversary of the Wounded Knee massacre loomed the following year.
"Could we have a year of reconciliation helping mend some of the wounds between Indians and non-Indians during the last 300 years?" Giago asked.
Mickelson proclaimed 1990 as the "Year of Reconciliation," leading to the proclamation for a "Century of Reconciliation." Also that year, at Giago's request, Mickelson and the Legislature established Native American Day in October. South Dakota remains the only state to celebrate Native American Day rather than Columbus Day.
"Then, the governor was killed in a (April 1993) plane crash, and things that were planned never got off the ground," Giago said.
When Giago approached Rounds with a request to renew the spirit, the governor agreed to declare this year as a "Year of Unity" in South Dakota.
wn.com/Wagner Community School Native American Day Celebration And Year Of Unity Event
"Year of Unity" in South Dakota. The governor and cabinet members became involved with Wagner's event celebrating the state's Native American Day.
Wagner residents planned the "Day of Unity" event as an outgrowth of its "Horizons" program. Wagner is one of 40 towns in the state participating in the community development program sponsored by the Cooperative Extension Service and South Dakota State University.
At Wagner, Horizons participants chose racism as a focus area. The "Day of Unity" event featured speeches by Rounds and Native award-winning journalist Tim Giago, along with remarks by LuAnn Werdel, the director of Indian education for the state Department of Education.
The second half of the program featured two-time Grammy-winning Robert Mirabal. He shared his message through his vocal and flute music, accompanied by colorful local Native dancers in traditional costumes, hoop dancer Jackie Bird and Wagner guitarist Justin Cournoyer.
During Thursday's program, Giago recalled how he approached then-Gov. George Mickelson in 1989 about improving race relations in South Dakota. The 100th anniversary of the Wounded Knee massacre loomed the following year.
"Could we have a year of reconciliation helping mend some of the wounds between Indians and non-Indians during the last 300 years?" Giago asked.
Mickelson proclaimed 1990 as the "Year of Reconciliation," leading to the proclamation for a "Century of Reconciliation." Also that year, at Giago's request, Mickelson and the Legislature established Native American Day in October. South Dakota remains the only state to celebrate Native American Day rather than Columbus Day.
"Then, the governor was killed in a (April 1993) plane crash, and things that were planned never got off the ground," Giago said.
When Giago approached Rounds with a request to renew the spirit, the governor agreed to declare this year as a "Year of Unity" in South Dakota.
- published: 23 Oct 2010
- views: 2009
GI Joe Fan Film - Operation: Red Retrieval - the epic full film by director Mark Cheng
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- Duration: 21:00
- Updated: 21 Nov 2011
- views: 520509
UPDATE 3: http://kck.st/1jzKLZQ Kickstarter with Larry Hama and director!
UPDATE 2: Larry Hama, the godfather of the GI Joe mythology enjoyed the film and the ...
UPDATE 3: http://kck.st/1jzKLZQ Kickstarter with Larry Hama and director!
UPDATE 2: Larry Hama, the godfather of the GI Joe mythology enjoyed the film and the creators of this film and him are now collaborating on 2 feature film projects. More at: www.PlanetNerdRage.com.
UPDATE 1: Jon Chu (director of GI Joe 2) tweeted about this film: "Mad respect for the filmmakers who went out and made that fan film! So cool and the sign of true storytellers who just do it!"
Listen to 1 hr interview with director and actor Mack Kuhr (Zartan). Segment starts 5 minutes in:
http://generalsjoes.com/2011/12/02/episode-32-of-whats-on-joe-mind-is-online-now/
================
Director's Statement
This is NOT the GI Joe movie you've all been dying to see.
This is NOT the GI Joe movie you're dying to unsee.
This is the GI Joe movie I saw in my head more than 25 years ago. I watched the cartoons, read the comics, and collected the toys when I was a kid. Eventually I moved on from GI Joe but from that franchise came my love for war movies - Saving Private Ryan, Black Hawk Down, Band of Brothers - and my deep respect for the armed services and the men and women who serve.
Through working on this film - a process that took a year and a half - I realized the significance that GI Joe played in my childhood. Batman works alone, X-men was about strength in diversity, Transformers was pure awesome robots. But GI Joe was about a team of heroes working together, taking care of one another, never giving up, and staying until the fight was won. That's what I saw in my head, kept in my heart, and what I've tried to put into this film. As adults we've lost some of our innocence and, tragically, some of our idealism. We know heroes don't dodge bullets by doing cartwheels. Sometimes they get hurt, sometimes they don't come home. But under layers of dirt, grime, and blood, the hero is still there and he still sacrifices. And it's under those same layers of dirt and blood, that the spirit of GI Joe will always live.
The other thing I wanted to capture is that feeling from when I was 8 years old lying the floor with my action figures. I'd line up my GI Joe figures next to my Star Wars figures next to my He-Man figures and next to my Autobot Transformers. It didn't matter that the toys were of a different scale, possessed inexplicable powers, came from different brands, or lived in different universes. The ONLY things that mattered was that Good was about to defeat Evil, and that it was going to be SOOOO AWESOMEEEE.
So in a way, this is not the GI Joe movie I saw in my head 25 years ago. The film started that way, grew up like I did, got dirty like the world around us, but finds itself once again like the inner kid we all have within us.
~mark cheng
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Operation: Red Retrieval is a 20 minute live action GI Joe fan film that was written, directed, and edited by Mark Cheng.
Created over a period of 18 months, the film reflects a new paradigm in filmmaking. New technology gives rise to new techniques which in turn result in professional-level production values and visceral storytelling at a fraction of the studios' costs.
Cheng enlisted professionals- actors, stunt men, make up artists, sound designers, and composers - from the PA, NJ, NY area and filmed the movie over a period of 5 days with a Canon 7D, a digital SLR camera. The production cost approximately $2500.
Cheng single-handedly completed over 180 visual effects shots over the course of a year.
A shot by shot break down of all the visual effects: http://gijoefanfilm.com/visual-effects
WHO DO YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE SEQUEL? Tell me at https://www.facebook.com/GIJoeFanFilm
Mark Cheng - director/producer/writer
me@markcheng.com
If you dug the cast of GI JOE Operation Red Retrieval, then click on the new Police parody webseries Justice & Control: Cop City Blues to see what Chris Miskiewicz, Alex Jones, and Mack Khur are doing next.
Justice & Control: Cop City Blues
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB356BB79EDB57A97
Red Retrieval Credits:
Mack Kuhr - actor (Zartan)
mack.kuhr09@gmail.com
Matt Hayek - actor (Flint)
www.matthayekacting.com
Alex Jones - actor (Road Block)
mrajones@hotmail.com
Joe Barbagallo - actor (Beach Head)
Joe.Barbagallo.nyc@gmail.com
Jae Greene - stunts
jae.greene@gmail.com
www.fearlesshyenasstunts.com
Joey Min - fight choreographer
thatguyjoeymin@gmail.com
Jon Truei - fight choreographer & action supervisor
Jontruei@gmail.com
http://vimeo.com/jontruei
David Campbell - composer
davidthecomposer@gmail.com
Tim Bennett - sound design
timobennett@gmail.com
wn.com/Gi Joe Fan Film Operation Red Retrieval The Epic Full Film By Director Mark Cheng
UPDATE 3: http://kck.st/1jzKLZQ Kickstarter with Larry Hama and director!
UPDATE 2: Larry Hama, the godfather of the GI Joe mythology enjoyed the film and the creators of this film and him are now collaborating on 2 feature film projects. More at: www.PlanetNerdRage.com.
UPDATE 1: Jon Chu (director of GI Joe 2) tweeted about this film: "Mad respect for the filmmakers who went out and made that fan film! So cool and the sign of true storytellers who just do it!"
Listen to 1 hr interview with director and actor Mack Kuhr (Zartan). Segment starts 5 minutes in:
http://generalsjoes.com/2011/12/02/episode-32-of-whats-on-joe-mind-is-online-now/
================
Director's Statement
This is NOT the GI Joe movie you've all been dying to see.
This is NOT the GI Joe movie you're dying to unsee.
This is the GI Joe movie I saw in my head more than 25 years ago. I watched the cartoons, read the comics, and collected the toys when I was a kid. Eventually I moved on from GI Joe but from that franchise came my love for war movies - Saving Private Ryan, Black Hawk Down, Band of Brothers - and my deep respect for the armed services and the men and women who serve.
Through working on this film - a process that took a year and a half - I realized the significance that GI Joe played in my childhood. Batman works alone, X-men was about strength in diversity, Transformers was pure awesome robots. But GI Joe was about a team of heroes working together, taking care of one another, never giving up, and staying until the fight was won. That's what I saw in my head, kept in my heart, and what I've tried to put into this film. As adults we've lost some of our innocence and, tragically, some of our idealism. We know heroes don't dodge bullets by doing cartwheels. Sometimes they get hurt, sometimes they don't come home. But under layers of dirt, grime, and blood, the hero is still there and he still sacrifices. And it's under those same layers of dirt and blood, that the spirit of GI Joe will always live.
The other thing I wanted to capture is that feeling from when I was 8 years old lying the floor with my action figures. I'd line up my GI Joe figures next to my Star Wars figures next to my He-Man figures and next to my Autobot Transformers. It didn't matter that the toys were of a different scale, possessed inexplicable powers, came from different brands, or lived in different universes. The ONLY things that mattered was that Good was about to defeat Evil, and that it was going to be SOOOO AWESOMEEEE.
So in a way, this is not the GI Joe movie I saw in my head 25 years ago. The film started that way, grew up like I did, got dirty like the world around us, but finds itself once again like the inner kid we all have within us.
~mark cheng
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Operation: Red Retrieval is a 20 minute live action GI Joe fan film that was written, directed, and edited by Mark Cheng.
Created over a period of 18 months, the film reflects a new paradigm in filmmaking. New technology gives rise to new techniques which in turn result in professional-level production values and visceral storytelling at a fraction of the studios' costs.
Cheng enlisted professionals- actors, stunt men, make up artists, sound designers, and composers - from the PA, NJ, NY area and filmed the movie over a period of 5 days with a Canon 7D, a digital SLR camera. The production cost approximately $2500.
Cheng single-handedly completed over 180 visual effects shots over the course of a year.
A shot by shot break down of all the visual effects: http://gijoefanfilm.com/visual-effects
WHO DO YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE SEQUEL? Tell me at https://www.facebook.com/GIJoeFanFilm
Mark Cheng - director/producer/writer
me@markcheng.com
If you dug the cast of GI JOE Operation Red Retrieval, then click on the new Police parody webseries Justice & Control: Cop City Blues to see what Chris Miskiewicz, Alex Jones, and Mack Khur are doing next.
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Red Retrieval Credits:
Mack Kuhr - actor (Zartan)
mack.kuhr09@gmail.com
Matt Hayek - actor (Flint)
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Alex Jones - actor (Road Block)
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Joe Barbagallo - actor (Beach Head)
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Jae Greene - stunts
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Joey Min - fight choreographer
thatguyjoeymin@gmail.com
Jon Truei - fight choreographer & action supervisor
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David Campbell - composer
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Tim Bennett - sound design
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Chú bán bánh phồng tôm gõ bo trở lại 2015
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Joe Giago teaches Lakota oral history of the Cansasa (red willow bark) at YoungMensGathering.com
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Va toa - Jota de Ene (Giago) Ft. Angelo Y Zonky
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cửa sắt giả gỗ đẹp, cửa hàng bán sơn giả gỗ cửa sắt, bán sơn giả gỗ cửa sắt, cửa sắt giả gỗ tại hà nội, cửa sắt giả gỗ cũ, mẫu cửa sắt giả gỗ, cửa sắt giả gỗ 4 ...
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cửa sắt giả gỗ đẹp, cửa hàng bán sơn giả gỗ cửa sắt, bán sơn giả gỗ cửa sắt, cửa sắt giả gỗ tại hà nội, cửa sắt giả gỗ cũ, mẫu cửa sắt giả gỗ, cửa sắt giả gỗ 4 cánh, cửa sắt giả gỗ, cửa sắt giả gỗ hà nội, báo giá cửa sắt giả gỗ, giá bán cửa sắt giả gỗ, cửa cổng sắt giả gỗ, cửa sắt sơn giả gỗ, mẫu cửa sắt giả gỗ đẹp, cửa sổ sắt giả gỗ, các loại cửa sắt giả gỗ, mẫu cửa cổng sắt giả gỗ, mẫu cửa sắt 4 cánh giả gỗ, phương pháp sơn cửa sắt giả gỗ, cửa sắt panô giả gỗ, giá cửa sắt giả gỗ, cách sơn cửa sắt giả gỗ, các mẫu cửa sắt giả gỗ, cách làm cửa sắt giả gỗ, cua sat gia go gia bao nhieu, cua sat gia go 2 canh, cua sat gia go 4 canh, bao gia cua sat van go, mau cua sat gia go cao cap, mau cua sat gia go 4 canh, cua cong sat gia go, mau cua sat gia go dep, mau cua sat gia go dep nhat
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For Kyara
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I was honored to receive a commission all the way from Japan for a young lady who's birthday just happens to be on the same day as mine!! Happy 9th Birthday Kya...
I was honored to receive a commission all the way from Japan for a young lady who's birthday just happens to be on the same day as mine!! Happy 9th Birthday Kyara, with love from your Daddy!
"Birthday Girl"
mixed media painting on cigar box bottom
by: Denise Giago
music: Abalone Zamboni
by: aGGie G and Harry S. Lee
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I was honored to receive a commission all the way from Japan for a young lady who's birthday just happens to be on the same day as mine!! Happy 9th Birthday Kyara, with love from your Daddy!
"Birthday Girl"
mixed media painting on cigar box bottom
by: Denise Giago
music: Abalone Zamboni
by: aGGie G and Harry S. Lee
- published: 28 Sep 2009
- views: 660
NINJAGO Tập 1 - SỰ NỔI DẬY CỦA ĐẾ CHẾ RẮN
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Creeping indian hand drum
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Mikey sioux freestyling
Mikey sioux freestyling
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Black Hills Powwow | Grand Entry Women - 2015
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Black Hills Powwow | Grand Entry Women - 2015
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Catalyst Entrepreneurship Training Academy - 6 April
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Catalyst Entrepreneurship Training Academy Director Mr. Ramkumar Singaram talks about the entrepreneur development program aimed at helping in business venture...
Catalyst Entrepreneurship Training Academy Director Mr. Ramkumar Singaram talks about the entrepreneur development program aimed at helping in business ventures, in Sun News Varthaga Ulagam
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Tim Giago Interview
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Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur | Tim Giago, 2000 - Part 1
Interview with Tim Giago (Native Sun News founder) on "American Indian Entrepreneurs: Rose...
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Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur | Tim Giago, 2000 - Part 2
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The Voice of the Individual - Tim Giago | Circa 1990
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Native American Indian Healthcare Health Care Lakota Sioux Pine Ridge Cherokee President Obama
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The Oprah Winfrey Show | "Racism in 1992" | Full Episode
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Buddy Red Bow Interview | "The First Americans" Circa 1975/1976
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The American Indian and the Media | Circa 1993
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Remembering the Wounded Knee Massacre 125 Years Later
Remembering the Wounded Knee Massacre
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Will Sampson Interview | "The First Americans" Circa 1975/1976
Tim Giago Interviews Will Sampson on his TV Show The First Americans (KEVN).
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For Mi Ate
For My Father, Tim Giago, With All of My Love, On your 75th Birthday.
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Keystone War?
Could war ever break out again between Washington and South Dakota’s Indian tribes?
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Focus July 2015
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Native News Update March 9, 2011
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Black Hills Powwow | Grand Entry Women - 2015
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Catalyst Entrepreneurship Training Academy - 6 April
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President Nero Roasted While Trump And World Burned
Edit WorldNews.com 02 May 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingPlaying the part of Commander-In-Entertainer, President Barack Obama tried one last time to appease the Hollywood-like infotainment industry by transforming the most dignified and noble office in America into a staged performance ... But even the New York Times noticed how Trump was shamed before his peers and wife and turned angry. In fact, he bolted for the exit before the end of the night....
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Woolworths' $400m bribe that didn't work
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 03 May 2016
Despite Woolworths reducing supermarket prices by more than a combined $400 million over the past nine months, its customers are now spending less in their stores than a year ago.It took Woolworths five years to lose the trust of its customers. It will take as long again to regain it. In a practical sense Woolworths has had no real management for almost a year. ... Advertisement ... But the sales numbers say different ... . ....
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Pakistan will get F-16s from elsewhere if funding not arranged, Aziz cautions US
Edit Dawn 03 May 2016
ISLAMABAD. Pakistan will acquire F-16s from elsewhere if the United States (US) does not arrange funding for the sale, Sartaj Aziz, the prime minister's adviser on foreign affairs, cautioned the US as both countries lock horns over the purchase of the fighter jets. Pakistan had earlier reached an understanding with the US for buying eight F-16 planes. Under the deal, Pakistan was required to pay about $270m from its national funds ... ....
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Baidu faces probe after outcry over cancer treatment
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The central government has set up an investigation team to probe search engine giant Baidu, after the company was accused by a hospital patient, who since has died, of providing misleading medical treatment information ... Jiang Jun, spokesman for the CAC, which is the country's internet regulator, said the results of the investigation will be made public ... Baidu shares had dropped by 6.8 percent in New York trading as of press time....
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Leicester City win Premier League: The greatest sporting story?
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Leicester City's 2016 Premier League triumph is an astounding sporting story. Relegation favourites, led by a new yet simultaneously tarnished manager, driven on by a former non-league striker, prevailing over teams with incomparable resources and title-winning pedigree ... The maverick who became magic ... He wasn't even due to take part....
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How Does One Set a Price on a Historic Site?
Edit Huffington Post 10 Apr 2016
Buying the land at Wounded Knee. Notes from Indian Country. By Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji - Stands Up For Them) ... In fact my father Tim worked as a clerk and butcher at the Trading Post and we lived in one of the homes provided to us by Clive and Agnes ... (Tim Giago is an Oglala Lakota was born and raised on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and was a Nieman Fellow at Harvard with the Class of 1991. He can be reached at Tim@wounded-knee.com) ... ....
Looking For Help That Never Came
Edit Huffington Post 03 Apr 2016
By Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji, Stands Up For Them). When someone shoots and kills another person it is called homicide. If a police officer in South Dakota shoots and kills someone it is called "justifiable homicide.". There is a huge problem in this state because police officers and medical doctors are not properly trained to identify mental illness ... His father Jerry called it homicide ... (Tim Giago can be reached at unitysodak1@vastbb.net)....
Cildhood Memories of Wounded Knee
Edit Huffington Post 21 Feb 2016
By Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji - Stands Up For Them) ... More likely than not in those days one saw teams of horses pulling wagons in front of the store ... Joe Spotted Horse, Howard Wounded Horse, and Patricia Pumpkin Seed also worked in and around the store as did my father Tim Giago, Sr ... (Tim Giago, an Oglala Lakota, was born, raised and educated on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and can be reached at unitysodak1@vastbb.net) ... ....
Childhood Memories of Wounded Knee
Edit Huffington Post 19 Feb 2016
By Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji - Stands Up For Them) ... More likely than not in those days one saw teams of horses pulling wagons in front of the store ... Joe Spotted Horse, Howard Wounded Horse, and Patricia Pumpkin Seed also worked in and around the store as did my father Tim Giago, Sr ... Tim Giago, an Oglala Lakota, was born, raised and educated on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and can be reached at unitysodak1@vastbb.net ... ....
More Lies and Damned Lies
Edit Huffington Post 16 Feb 2016
By Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji) ... Some of the outright lies by a wannabe named James Swan include, "Tim's mother was Indian, but his father was white." ... The records at the Enrollment Office in Pine Ridge list my father, Tim Giago Sr., as one-half Lakota ... (Tim Giago was born, raised and educated on the Pine Ridge Reservation and can be reached at unitysodak1@vastbb.net)....
Wounded Knee Was Destroyed; Not Liberated
Edit Huffington Post 24 Jan 2016
By Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji). � 2016 Native Sun News ... They were liberated of their freedom and of everything they owned ... I knew AIM's accusations were lies because I lived at Wounded Knee in the 1930s where my father, Tim, worked as a clerk and butcher for the Gildersleeves at the Wounded Knee Trading Post ... It created a terrific hardship on them ... S ... (Tim Giago, an Oglala Lakota, is the former editor and publisher of Native Sun News ... ....
Lakota Man Signs Rights to Buy Wounded Knee Land
Edit Huffington Post 30 Dec 2015
A lone stone chimney is all that remains of the store that was once busy with Lakota customers shopping, selling goods and laughing at the jokes told in the Lakota language by one of the store clerks, Tim Giago Sr ... After seeing the land lie empty for more than 42 years, former newspaper publisher Tim Giago who once lived in the village decided to ......
Wounded Knee and the Moon of the Popping Trees
Edit Huffington Post 27 Dec 2015
Notes from Indian Country. By Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji). � 2015 Native Sun News ... The Lakota people say that only 50 people of the original 350 followers of Sitanka survived that morning of slaughter. One of the survivors, a Lakota woman, was treated by the Indian physician Dr ... Eastman ... (Tim Giago was the founder and former editor and publisher of the Lakota Times, Indian Country Today and Native Sun News ... ....
The Editor Who Called for the Extermination of the Sioux
Edit Huffington Post 21 Dec 2015
By Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji). � 2015 Native Sun News. When the movie "The Wizard of Oz" was released in 1939, it was indeed a wonder ... Frank Baum?. Baum and Adolph Hitler had one thing in common ... Then why is L ... Baum ... (Tim Giago, an Oglala Lakota, is the retired publisher of Native Sun News ... L ... Giago was inducted into the South Dakota Newspaper Hall of Fame in 2008 and into the Native American Journalists Hall of Fame in 2013 ... ....
Remembering Old Lakota Friends at Christmas
Edit Huffington Post 16 Dec 2015
By Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji). December 16, 2015. As Christmas Day draws near, I think of my friends who have journeyed to the spirit world. I am reminded of one of my dearest friends. His name was Enos Poor Bear. A veteran of World War II, Enos always carried the memories of his days in the army with him ... (Tim Giago, an Oglala Lakota, is the former publisher of Native Sun News ... Giago was inducted into the South Dakota Hall of Fame in 1994)....
Kill This Turkey
Edit Huffington Post 02 Dec 2015
The Democratic National Committee made news this holiday season when it published "Your Republican Uncle," a helpful guide offering "the perfect response" to "the most common myths spouted by your family members who spend too much time listening to Rush Limbaugh." ... After all, the party's influence has waned considerably ... (Shameless, I am!) ... Thanksgiving is a lie. ... Tim Giago, Native American Journalists Association, Huffington Post ... Leo W....
A Word About Thanksgiving
Edit Huffington Post 23 Nov 2015
By Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji). There is a plaque on Cole Hill in Plymouth, Mass., that reads, "Since 1970, Native American have gathered at noon on Cole's Hill in Plymouth to commemorate a National Day of Mourning on the US Thanksgiving Holiday ... (Tim Giago, an Oglala Lakota, is the retired publisher of Native Sun News and the author of The Aboriginal Sin, Notes from Indian Country, Volumes I and II and Children Left Behind ... ....
Dances with Great Horse: One man's journey
Edit The Oklahoman 10 Nov 2015
William Stoneroad and his wife, Linda. There’s a pocket of culture in El Reno. William Stoneroad, a resident of Grace Living Center El Reno, has seen and experienced it all, from American Indian heritage to strong family faith ... Chief Shunatona’s words were immortalized in a memoriam by Tim Giago published in 2007 on the Huffington Post Blog http.//www.huffingtonpost.com/tim-giago/the-great-horse-of-the-pa_b_52507.html ... ....
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