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Super Indian
(01:03:56)
From: AIROS
After eating tainted commodity cheese in a birthday party accident, a young Hubert Logan discovers he has amazing powers that transform him into “Super Indian.”
Boozhoo and Waste Yahi from Minneapolis
(01:27:36)
From: AIROS
A Native Radio Theater variety show. There is an hour version and a half hour version that can be used together or separately.
Why Opossum's Tail is Bare
(00:28:50)
From: AIROS
An old Cherokee tale performed by the Cherokee High School Theater Arts class from Cherokee, North Carolina.
The Bullfrog Lover
(00:28:46)
From: AIROS
A sweet and fun story about young love, determination and finding the best in people.
The Red Road
(00:58:50)
From: AIROS
Written and performed by Arigon Starr (Kickapoo/Creek), this one-woman show takes audiences straight to the heart of Indian Country by stepping back to the summer of 1977.
Producer Profile: Randy Vasquez and Jonathan Skurnik
(00:17:55)
From: AIROS
Reporter Ben Kreimer speaks with filmmakers Randy Vasquez and Jonathan Skurnik.
Producer Profile: Bennie Klain
(00:17:11)
From: AIROS
Reporter Ben Kreimer speaks with award winning filmmaker Bennie Klain.
Native Sounds: Ras K'Dee
(00:10:51)
From: AIROS
Production Assistant Tobias Grant (Omaha/Dakota/Dineh/Cherokee) talked with Ras K'Dee about his music, Snag Magazine and his other projects working with the Native American ...
Native Sounds: Gabriel Ayala
(00:11:38)
From: AIROS
Production Assistant Tobias Grant (Omaha/Dakota/Dineh/Cherokee) talked with Gabriel about his experience as a classical guitarist, his music and his award by Native American ...
Producer Profile: Chris Bashinelli
(00:15:41)
From: AIROS
Reporter Ben Kreimer speaks with filmmaker Chris Bashinelli.
Piece Description
Written by Jack Dalton and Ed Bourgeois. This hour-long Native Radio Theater Production celebrates the vast diversity of Alaska Native cultures with this heartwarmingly funny radio show. Hosted by Raven-the trickster/creator character in all Alaska Native traditions-this homage to the radio variety shows of the 1940s features timeless stories, traditional songs ... and jokes that'll make you blow moose milk through your nose!
Timing and Cues
In Cue: [Alaskan drum and singing] “Ladies and gentlemen, the seal oil company …”
Out Cue: “… Raven’s Radio Hour will be back in a moment.”
00:35:10 - 00:36:10 - [Alaskan drum and singing] One Minute Cutaway
In Cue: [cheering] “We now return to the second half …”
Out Cue: “ … for Native Radio Theater this is Ed Bourgeois.”




