Longest Walkers Need A Ride!
The Longest Walk 2 was an 8,000-Mile walk for Native American Rights, Environmental Protection, and to Stop Global Warming. They walked all the way to Washington, DC, and they made it, some after walking over 5 months. Most went through the cold, rain and snow for thousands of miles on behalf of Native America, Mother Earth, and dare I say, for all of us!

When they finally reached their destination, there was not enough transportation home. Now many are being forced to walk home, or find any way they can to return home. Imagine their frustration after all they went through, only to learn that their return transportation did not exist. Imagine their fear and uncertainty at the prospect of perhaps having to walk thousands of miles to get home.

We have been in touch with Amy Wagner who is driving many of the kids and elders in an old bus they were able to secure. Amy stated that the bus only gets 12-15 miles per gallon and they need approximately $2,000 for gas alone. Amy and the bus will make stops at cities along her route to stop at Western Union offices to pick up gas money. They are on their way to California. They will be dropping of people along the way including New Mexico and Arizona, and are traveling along Route I-40 West.

You can send donations to Amy Wagner via Western Union, but you need to check this page for the next City and State that Amy and the bus will be heading towards.

Please let me know via an email or a Guestbook post that you have made a donation, the amount, and which City you sent it to. This way we can alert Amy to pick up the gas money at the next City/State.
07-24-08:
Amy is visiting with the Creek Nation today and they will be staying in Oklahoma City tonight. They expect to be in Texas tomorrow, and they plan to have the bus checked in Amarilo, Texas tomorrow.

07-23-08:
Just spoke to Amy and everyone is doing great. They are in Ft. Smith, AK and will be in Oklahoma later today. She mentioned that someone had called worried that their bus had broken down. Amy said not the case and spirits were high!

07-22-08:
Amy and the bus are approaching Memphis and will be in Little Rock, AK later today.

07-21-08:
I spoke with Amy today and they are in Knoxville, TN heading west on I-40. Next City will be Chattanooga, TN, heading to California.
Donations:

Please make donations as follows:

Recipient: Amy Wagner
City: Oklahoma City
State: Oklahoma
Western Union: www.WesternUnion.com

We need to let Amy know the name of the sender and the City it was sent from. Please email me this info when you make a donation!
Donations To Date:
(Thank You!)


Anonymous - $50.00
Eva Gorman - $75.00

Michael and LaToya Butler Members of the Walipai Tribe of Arizona

"Going Home" !
It was good people like members of the Plymouth United Church of Christ in Washington, D. C., some listeners and supporters, an American Indian Nation, and a very important U. S. Congressional member that supported us in keeping the Butler’s in the Washington, D. C. metropolitan are and getting airline tickets to point them west towards home.

In essence "The Human Family" came forth to lend a hand. Thank you to everyone that gave financial and spiritual support to assist us in making this effort a reality.

In March of 2008 Michael and Latoya Butler left their home and eight children at the bottom of the Grand Canyon to join "The Longest Walk" headed to Washington, D. C. on a 5 month trek starting from Alcatraz Island, San Francisco, California. They successfully completed the walk. While involved in the day to day duties and pitching in to help Michael suffered a severe injury to his left shoulder, torn ligaments.

After the end of the walk, Michael and Latoya were given a 1996 Ford Taurus to drive following a caravan heading to Pipestone, Minnesota. The caravan pulled out and the car they were driving blew out the power steering pump. At that point they were forced to stay behind with only a $100.00 gas card. After efforts to reach out to the leadership of the walk, they found themselves stranded and at the mercy local residents of the Washington metropolitan area.

Jay Winter Nightwolf a Washington, D. C. based radio/television talk show personality stepped up along with his daughter Cyreita Cabbel to help them. Michael and Latoya are presently staying with Nightwolf and his daughter until something happens to assist them in getting home and getting expert medical attention for Michael. Michael needs surgery to correct his injury.

Jay Winter Nightwolf
9000 Nancy Lane
Fort Washington, MD 20744



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12 year old Severn Suzuki representing her organization ECO, Environmental Childrens Organization
addresses the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development.


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Stop 100% of Your Spam!
Seal Slaughter
Stop the Harp seal Slaughter!
In April, the largest commercial slaughter of marine mammals on the planet began off Canada's Atlantic coast. By the end of the hunt, more than 300,000 baby seals will have been brutally killed—many, incredibly, as young as 12 days old. The Humane Society of the United States is on the front lines in Canada, reporting and videotaping events as they unfold and fighting to halt this atrocity.

Buffalo Slaughter
Stop the Buffalo Slaughter!
National Park Service Sends 24 Buffalo to Slaughter, Captures 100 More; DOL Hazes Buffalo through Lake Ice, Killing Two! Why is the Montana Department of Livestock hazing these buffalo when there are no cattle in the vicinity? But there are no cattle in the West Yellowstone area, right?

Animal Rights
Animals have feelings and emotions too!
Please help us protect those without a voice. There is much we can learn as humans from the Wolf, as well as all members of the animal kingdom...."we are all connected".

The Colonel saves my wife's life!
This is the story of The Colonel, our Siberian rescue, and how he saved my wife's life. It is the story of how he said thank you!
Artist Spotlight: Chris Ferree

Inspired by his Cherokee heritage, North Carolina singer/songwriter Chris Ferree released his first Native American CD in 2007 titled Invocation. Influenced by Robert Mirabal, Bill Miller, and Mary Youngblood, among others. Invocation was rooted in the traditional, while balancing on the edges of world and classical.

A combination of strong traditional Native American flute, drums and percussion, fused with contemporary instruments and various ethnic sounds. The result was a ten song collection of diverse instrumentals that ranged from haunting and meditative to spontaneous and moving, reflecting the spiritual journey of a man looking into his past trying to find a way of understanding the present.

Chris's second Native American offering Overflow is a spiritually charged outpouring intended to at once lift the spirit and calm the soul, a fusion of sounds and influences breathed in over the years and released like a flood, full of power and passion.

Drawing inspiration from historical events and the stories of yesterday joined with a hopeful vision of what tomorrow may bring, this nine song CD, six instrumental and three vocal, is an act of worship filled with resonating drums, stirring percussion, and soaring flute, cascading through lush strings and pads, with flourishes of piano and strumming guitar, creating an emotional and melodic atmosphere of sounds.

Overflow, like Invocation, pushes the boundaries of the traditional, blending jazz, folk, world, and classical, bringing a familiar sound into the future. But if you listen closely you can hear echoes of the past and a deep admiration for the heritage from which this beautiful music was born.

"I hope you enjoy and embrace these songs as much as I hope they honor and respect the Principle people of this land, those who walked the red road long ago and those who long to walk it now."


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The Sovereign Cherokee Nation Tejas
The Sovereign Cherokee Nation Tejas


The Sovereign Cherokee Nation Tejas is the Texas Cherokee Nation who’s Sovereignty was recognized in 1836 by President Sam Houston of the Republic of Texas.

The SCNT came to what was known as new Spain. Spain gave the Nation a land grant that extended from Nacogdoches in the east to the Rio Grande in the west north to the Canadian border east to the east boundary of new Spain then south to the red river back to Nacogdoches.

They were allies to Mexico when they won their independence from France in 1811, and signed a treaty with the provisional government of the republic of Texas in 1835, Sam Houston and Chief Bowles were signators to the treaty.

Michael Bucher and Douglas Blue Feather created the theme song for SCNT called "Texas Cherokee" and it's truly an amazing anthem!


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Floyd Red Crow Westerman - "A Tribute To Johnny Cash"

Floyd Red Crow Westerman - "A Tribute To Johnny Cash"

"I Think Johnny Cash would be especially proud of this tribute album. Not just because of his high regard for Floyd Red Crow Westerman or his own life-long identification with Native Americans and commitment to their cause, but because it is such a respectful, loving portrayal of the man’s work. Floyd’s deep, powerful voice resonates with the truth. I had no idea he could sound so much like John."- Kris Kristofferson

This CD features Johnny Cash songs performed by world renown Native American actor, singer, songwriter and advocate Floyd Red Crow Westerman, who is best remembered for his role as elder/leader Ten Bear in "Dances With Wolves". His work and dedication have helped spread the American Indian Movement’s message throughout the world.

He has performed with countless musicians including Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Jackson Brown, Bonnie Raitt, Joni Mitchell, John Trudell and Don Henley in large benefit concerts for Indian self-determination, human rights and environmental protection. He toured the world with Sting to publicize the plight of the Rainforest and has been an ambassador of good will representing the International Indian Treaty Council.Floyd writes: "Johnny Cash was very proud of his Cherokee heritage, and was a great supporter of American Indian issues. I had the great honor to meet and be on the same bill with Johnny Cash. It was a night to remember."

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Breaking News: Nokia Picks NativeRadio.com

Nokia, the world's largest cell phone manufacturer recently launched a new service where they are streaming Internet Radio to their cell phone customers worldwide. Nokia is hand choosing which Internet Radio stations stream to millions of their customers. We are proud to announce that they not only chose NativeRadio.com, but they picked 2 of our streams. Nokia now streams our Stream 6 "and" our Stream 7. We believe this will dramatically increase Native artists' exposure to potentially millions of cell phone users.

NativeRadio.com is extremely proud to have been chosen by Nokia and we will continue to expand our reach to listeners around the world!

Artist Spotlight: SOTIW    "Sketches in Time"

SOTIW - Sketches in Time

I first learned of Michael Joseph in 2005 with his release of "O-Glepi" which is a hauntingly beautiful set of 12 tracks. Michael combined his talents on both flute and acoustic guitar. The result is a peaceful journey that I continue to enjoy 3 years later.

Michael and Derek Mortland have created SOTIW (pronounced So too), "Sketches in Time". This music is best described as a New Age, Eclectic, World and fusion Jazz, and it has no boundaries.

It all works flawlessly from the first note of the first track, right to the end of the CD. When you have finished this journey you will feel invigorated, and craving for more!

We are pleased to present SOTIW, "Sketches in Time" …!

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Artist Spotlight: Injunuity    "Unconquered"

Injunuity - Unconquered

The other day I received "Unconquered" and once again Brad has undergone a metamorphosis. This time with the amazing Jeff Carpenter, Boyd Weldon Gross and James Monroe they are "Injunuity" and they FLY!

Injunuity is a group of highly talented and respectful masters of their craft. Keep an eye on these young men.

We expect great things for them. Please allow us to introduce "Injunuity"!



Artist Spotlight: Robert Mirabal

Robert Mirabal Launches New Star Road Records Website | Created by NativeRadio.com and Taos Interactive

I have been a fan of Robert Mirabal, and playing his music, for almost a decade. Robert is truly one of the most gifted entertainers in the world today. Raised traditionally, and living in the Taos Pueblo, Robert's music and stories combine his Tiwa heritage with a cutting-edge crossover style.

Robert Mirabal | In The Blood

Robert recently released "In The Blood" on his new Star Road Records label and this album is "Pure Robert".

A lot of songs feature his Tiwa language and heritage and it will mesmerize you!

Website Spotlight: FarOutThings.com

FarOutThings.com Far Out Things


FarOutThings.com is the place to find rare, unique, hard to find, out of print, one of a kind, and sometimes just plain fun items! Some items are unique and one-of-a-kind. Some are old and used. Some are expensive and some are delightfully not!

FarOutThings.com is donating a sizable portion of their sales to NativeRadio.com. When you buy from them you are helping to support us!

FarOutThings.com is one of our newest website designs.


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