All Native American
Television and Radio Broadcasting
Systems Radio and Television
alterNative Voices - a radio program by and
about the Native American community
Mohawk Nation Radio - CKON 97.3 FM
Mohawk Nation Radio - KWE 105.9 FM
Northern Native Broadcast Yukon
Aboriginal Canadian film and radio producers
TVNC - Television Northern Canada
Canada's only
public aboriginal television network
United Native American Television
http://hanksville.phast.umass.edu/misc/announce/UNAT.html
The UNATBC is a group who started out as advisors to
a record keeper starting 1990; Helmina Makes Him First (SRST)
Vivian High Elk (CRST); Adalbert Zephier (YST)
Ben One Feather (SRST)
Reginald Cedar Face (PRST)
Lymon Red Cloud (PRST)
in that order.
For further information or interviews with the UNATB Council Members
contact the Dakota East media group in
Hackensack, NJ. MEDIA & LITERATURE - RADIO
http://www.mia.org/nativetalk/
KILI-FM's service on the reservation In the spring,
not far from Wounded Knee in western South Dakota,
a man climbs KILI-FM's 300-foot broadcast tower and
ties to the top an eagle feather.
KVSC-FM is an educational
public radio station licensed to St. Cloud State University.
The station is student-run and operates 365 days per year,
24 hours a day.
Coverage: KVSC-FM has a power of
16,500 watts with a listening radius of about 70 miles.
The station's frequency is 88.1 MHz, first on your FM dial.
Additional technical information may be found on the
KVSC Technical Information Pages.KVSC-FM offers
the listener an alternative format without all the
irritating commercial interruptions, freeing you to
enjoy the diverse music and programming the station has to offer.
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Nativel American
Film Producer
Redford,Linda redford@IDT.NET
Joe Campagna
aconcert@carroll.com
The National Museum of the American Indian
is May 15, 1998. Please call the Film and Video
Center at 212-825-6894 for an entry form or e-mail
us at FVC@ic.si.edu.
by NAT-FILMgroup, UNAT & UNITED Native American
Television Broadcast Council
Ask about the NAT-IMATION
native language vcr/TV/web group
Info@UNAT.org TVNC - Television Northern Canada
Canada's only public aboriginal television network
Native American Actors
a pretty comprehensive list of
Native actors, with filmographies.
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