In the third episode of "Presenting the Past," Shirley Sneve, Vice President of Broadcasting for Indian Country Today, reflects on her work with Indian Country Today, Vision Maker Media (VMM), and archiving with the AAPB. Sneve also comments on the history of Native American public broadcasting and presents excerpts from a few of the documentaries that VMM has supported that present a diversity of perspectives on traditional and contemporary Native American culture.
Credits:
Hosted, recorded, and edited by Christine Becker
Produced by Ryn Marchese
Post-production and theme music by Todd Thompson
Content mentioned in this episode:
- Aca-Media, a podcast offering an academic perspective on media, from the Society for Cinema and Media Studies
- Indian Country Today
- The Thick Dark Fog (2012)
- XIT: Without Reservation (2000)
- KWSO - Owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
Indigenous Collections in the AAPB:
- Vision Maker Media (Lincoln, NE)
- KCAW (Sitka, AK)
- KYUK (Bethel, AK)
- Koahnic Broadcast Corporation (Anchorage, AK)
- KWSO (Warm Springs, OR)
Additional Prominent Broadcast Outlets for Indigenous Programming:
- KDLG (Dillingham, AK)
- KAKM Alaska Public Media (Anchorage, AK)
- Pacifica Radio Archives (North Hollywood, CA)
- KPCC (Pasadena, CA)
- Twin Cities Public Television (St. Paul, MN)
- Wisconsin Public Radio (Madison, WI)
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