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(car approaching) - well, hey (speaksnative language) and howdy. this is kgva 88.1 fm. the time now is 6:17in the morning and
Yoga Public Winnipeg, i'm sorry for beinga little bit late. i couldn't find mycar keys this morning. anyways, it turns outthey were in between the seats of a couch,but we have your election
results here. in first place for thepresident and vice president, (native american flute music) - [voiceover] risewith the sun to pray. pray alone, pray often. the great spirit willlisten if only you speak. be tolerant of those whoare lost on their path. ignorance can seekanger, jealousy and greed stem from a lost soul.
do not allow others tomake your path for you. it is your road,and yours alone. do not take what is notyours, whether from a person, a community, the wilderness,or from a culture. do not touch the personalproperty of others, especially sacred andreligious objects. this is forbidden. (native american music) - you're listening to kgva88.1 fm, fort belknap.
serving the fort belknapindian reservation and surrounding communitiesacross the hi-line. kgva, the voice of the nakodaand white clay nations. - you are listeningto 88.1, kgva. this is krisa rabbit. sitting here, we'respeaking and we've got your public serviceannouncements for you. the horseman family is havinga chili and frybread feed all day today until 5:00 pm.
they're located at 190white eagle and halftown. there is a horse buygoing on, october 13th from 12:00 noon to 5:00 pmat the hays weigh station. today is election day. so, there's a lot going on. some issues with their-- - yeah, i do know they'rehaving some difficulties with their machines. - doing hat counts?
- yeah, they're counting, ♪ one, little two, littlethree little indians, ♪ four, little five ♪ - you have to betired to be singing one, little two, littlethree little indians on air. but like we said, we'll getyou information on the election as that comes in, and ibelieve mr sports guy here has some updates.- yes, i do. the sports for this week, thehays/lodge pole thunderbirds
are going to be havinga homecoming game. the varsity team willhost circle wildcats on saturday, october 5th. (relaxing guitar music) - [krista] my name,who was given to me by my great-grandpabefore he passed on is, mak-be-a-wash-tay-wi-ya,which means great sky woman. it's silly to say that beinga radio dj changed my life, but it really did becausei pretty much had no life
before i started working here. it was just hidingaway from the world. i've had severesocial anxiety issues. i couldn't even leave myhouse, really, without having anxiety, like almostan anxiety attack. i've always kind ofwanted to be a dj. i kind of gave up on that,and then this one day, i ran into my bossat the laundromat and he's like, "i'm aradio station manager."
like, "really? "that's cool, i've kind ofalways wanted to do that." and he basically just said,"well, i like your voice and "your personality,so come on in." ta-da! (laughs) it was a huge step forme to take this job. the first time i went onair, i almost threw up all over this boardright here. (laughs) - drive safe,you're gonna go home
and watch the harlemwildcats and wolf point game in wolf point, montana. wear your safety belts,it could save your life if you get into an accidentand it's also the law. - anything else? - nothing else, other than if you're looking for aride, and you don't have one to the electionpolls, let us know because we're still in theprocess of trying to find out
if anybody's offeringrides to the elders to these election polls. - [krista] yeah, if anybodyout there is giving rides to the polls, give us a call. the number here is 353-4656. we wanna get that informationout so people know. - my name is k9, officer williamsnell at the fort belknap police department. the northern tribesdui and drug task force
would like to invite thecommunity of hays to attend an anti-meth communitymeeting located at the green building. drive safe, and buckle up. for us, just getting thecommunity things out there, getting little messagesout there, we do announce that we're gonna do somesobriety check points and they know we'repretty serious. once we start announcingstuff on the radio,
they'll probably startlistening a little more saying, "okay, what's next?" - i thought it wouldbe a good idea to have a psa, and say, "where's your vehicles? "pull away." - just a reminder? - yeah, some people pullover, some people don't, but it's a lot better.
i mean, when thepeople pull over. it makes a big difference,so i thought, psa. just out there,serve the community. - [tony] all right. - [man] all right? right on, man. (relaxing music) - [voiceover] suicide isnot a part of our indian way of life.
with sweats, sun dance,there's pipe ceremonies and pow wows on. - [voiceover] so next timeyou think of suicide as an outlet, think about all thefamily, friends, and those near and dear to you. think twice. - [voiceover] brought toyou by this radio station, your travel college anduse of fort belknap. - even in the short time thati've been here, this radio
station has improved a lot. we've become a more viablepart of the community. our first birthdaywish is going out to jester talks different,label of the burnout nation. you help a lot of people,like people who are doing charity work, or they wannaraise money for their sick relative, or organizationsthat are worthwhile. and the radio stationreally helps with that. here is assiniboine creewith your birthday song.
people always come upto me and they say, "you do such a good job." or, "thank you for lettingus know about this thing." it is satisfying knowingthat you get the word out to people, especiallyimportant things like weather, like ifthere's a blizzard coming and you let the community know. and possibly save somebodyfrom being on the road in the middle of a blizzard.
we're just constantly strivingto be better and better, and just be like the bestradio station in montana. that's what our boss alwayssays, "let's be the best." here is brad paisley withamerican saturday night. coming up, steel magnolia,billy currington, and we've got taylorswift with fearless. - when the broadcasterssay kgb prides itself to be the buckskin voiceof the a'aninin and nakota people, wegenuinely mean that.
it's a responsibility. hi, good morning,this is gerald. oh, okay. our listenership areais 9,864 square miles. we have approximately 38,000people that live in this area. our listenership area speakseight discreet languages. it just poses a morecomprehensive challenge as to who we areas a non-commercial public broadcastingradio station.
sounds good, goodhearing your voice too. you take care, (speaksnative language). that was my nephew. i never planned to be aradio station manager. i never went to school for it. i didn't even know iever had the interest. i just had it givento me by the creator, put that opportunity in my lap, and i accepted it.
it's because i love to talkand because i'm an organizer. okay, this is ourfirst election report. our responsibility todayis to be neutral and to encourage people to go vote. so, kind of play it up, kind of drum it up,which would sound real good on theradio station, okay? - gerald is a verystraightforward person. he's a major part of whythis radio station has come
so far, and i look upto him like family. from the moment i got here,he encouraged me to start learning nakota, startlearning my language and start learningtraditional things. i was sort of wary tospeak my language at first. it was silly on my part,thinking because i have light skin, it wasawkward for me to speak my language, but he just said, "native isn't about
"what color your skin is,it's about what's in here. "it's about how youlive your life." (speaking native language) - [voiceover] tryand talk white clay. it is your language to talk. you can say (speakingnative language). where are you going? i am going to the mountains. - [voiceover] (speakingnative language)
sit down and listento your elders. try to talk nakota. - [krista] our languageis dying because people are straying awayfrom traditional things. they don't think abouthow our tradition is dying and we need to domore to keep it alive. if we don't startlearning our language, a lot of the elders arepassing on now, and eventually, we're not gonna know anythingso it's really important
for us to keep ourhistory of who we are and who we are as a people. and our language isa major part of that. be friends to eachother every day. - hey reuben. this is tony with kgva. hey, i was wondering,do you know anybody that's doing any transportingfor the voters today? all right, yeah, i'll comeover and get some chili.
all right, see you. - [krista] trying toget something to eat? - no, he's my niece's grandpa. he said he doesn'tknow anybody that is, but he will ifpeople need a ride. hey, this is speakingeagle and i have here an upcoming event forfort belknap head-start. also, we have over atthe smokehouse grill and trading post, they're lookingfor an experienced cook.
you can pick up anapplication over at the island mountain office, orover at the smokehouse grill. i'm thinking about thoseonion rings over there. they must have likea pre-made batter for those onion ringsbecause they are the best on the hi-line, i swear. all the way frombrowning to poplar. the best on the hi-line,so go over there and try them out over atthe smokehouse grill and
trading post, those onion rings. - onion rings, that'slike for a public service announcements, we have theelection report to give you at 12:00 noon. - then at 12:00 noon today,we have at the river district and that's over at redwood. there has been 73 whiteclay and 90 nakota. what do you think,krista rabbit? what do you think thegoal should be for
fort belknap voters? - i'm thinking 35%. - [tony] 35%? - yeah. - so, if you know anybodythat needs a ride, give them a ride. if you see somebodywalking there, just stop and pick them up. if you know somebody'ssleeping, go knock on their door
and wake them up. wake up five of yourrelatives and just, 35% of 2,000 voterswon't be hard at all. five of your relatives outof all these huge families here at fort belknap. - promise them free frybread. - oh. also, going on today,back in history in 1890, congress createsyosemite national park.
and it used to be,the native americans were the main residentsof yosemite valley back then. just a quick reminder,if people were literally in that area when itbecame a national park. today's history andthat was the only thing i could find out aboutnative americans today back in history. i'm sure there was a lot more.
just not a lot ofit written down. - word of mouth. - all right, timenow, it's 6:21. we're going to gointo some top hits and at the top of thehour, we'll have some npr news, following somepublic service announcements. and you're listeningto kgba, 88.1 fm.
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