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			<title>First Voices Indigenous Radio, Thu, May 08, 2008</title>
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			<pubdate>Thu, 08 May 2008 14:00:01 GMT</pubdate>
			<description>First Voices Indigenous Radio</description>
			<category>Public Affairs</category>
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			TODAY! from 10:30AM - 1:00PM as 
			part of the SPRING &apos;08 FUNDRAISER 
			FVIR offers 2 CD&apos;s - 2 Hrs. of 
			(1) INDIGENOUS PERSPECTIVE on GLOBAL 
			CLIMATE CHANGE with Alex Ewing,
			 Steven T. Newcomb (Shawnee/Delaware) 
			- Indigenous Law Institute, Professor 
			Nick Robinson-Environmental Law 
			at Pace University, and  Chief 
			Oren Lyons (Onondaga) – Professor 
			at the State University of Buffalo.
			 (2) Steven T. Newcomb at the Bluestockings 
			Bookstore, New York, NY presents 
			a lecture regarding the Vaticans 
			Papal Bull&apos;s 1493 proclamation.
			   ALL featured an unprecedented 
			view of &quot;climate change&quot; and the 
			traumatic effects, actions and 
			more taken by Indigenous peoples 
			world wide. 
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			<title>First Voices Indigenous Radio, Thu, May 01, 2008</title>
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			<pubdate>Thu, 01 May 2008 14:00:01 GMT</pubdate>
			<description>First Voices Indigenous Radio</description>
			<category>Public Affairs</category>
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			Guests: Jenny Luna (www.peaceanddignityjourneys.
			com) and Sara James (www.gwichinsteeringcommittee.
			org) At sunrise today in Alaska,
			 dozens of  runners will embark 
			from Anchorage Alaska and the tip 
			of Argentina on the 2008 Peace 
			and Dignity Run culminating in 
			Nov. &apos;08 in Panama.*****ALSO 
			Neville &apos;Chappy&apos; Williams, Wiradjuri 
			Traditional Elder &amp; Natalie Lowrey,
			  Friends of the Earth Australia 
			(www.savelakecowal.org) speak of 
			the resistance to Barrick Gold.
			***** ALSO &quot;Voices From the Brazilian 
			Amazon&quot; (www.nativenetworks.si.
			edu/eng/rose/txicao_kumare.htm) 
			Leaders and videomakers from indigenous 
			communities in Brazil will discuss 
			the importance of their traditional 
			knowledge, land rights, conservation,
			 and cultural continuity, and share 
			their perspectives about the future.
			  Kumaré Txicăo (Ikpeng) is a 
			videomaker and the president of 
			the Association of Ikpeng People.
			 He lives in the village of Moygu 
			in Xingu Indigenous Park,Zezinho 
			Yube (Hunikui) an environmental 
			agriculture agent in the Praia 
			do Carapană indigenous territory 
			in the state of Acre. Takumă Kuikuro 
			(Kuikuro) and  Divino Tserewahú 
			(Xavante)  from the village of 
			Sangradouro, all are from   the 
			state of Mato Grosso. 
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			<title>First Voices Indigenous Radio, Thu, April 24, 2008</title>
			<link>http://archive.wbai.org/files/mp3/080424_100001fvoices.MP3</link>
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			<pubdate>Thu, 24 April 2008 14:00:01 GMT</pubdate>
			<description>First Voices Indigenous Radio</description>
			<category>Public Affairs</category>
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			We speak with the Western Shoshone 
			Defense Project (wsdp.org) team 
			of Carrie Dann, Julie Fishel, Larson 
			Bill, Gene Harry regarding the 
			ties with the Aboriginal Australian 
			and Papa New Guinea&apos;s resistence 
			to the largest &quot;gold&quot; multinational 
			mining intruder Barrick Gold Corporation.
			 Joining us is environmentalist 
			Sakura Saunders and Jethro Tulin 
			- Papa New Guinea.  (protestbarrick.
			net)
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			<title> Winter Soldier: Testimonies, Thu, April 17, 2008</title>
			<link>http://archive.wbai.org/files/mp3/080417_100001fvoices.MP3</link>
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			<pubdate>Thu, 17 April 2008 14:00:01 GMT</pubdate>
			<description> Winter Soldier: Testimonies</description>
			<category>Public Affairs</category>
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			Second Day of Winter Soldier. Testimonies.
			 First Voices was pre-empted. See 
			ivaw.org/wintersoldier
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			<title>First Voices Indigenous Radio, Thu, April 10, 2008</title>
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			<pubdate>Thu, 10 April 2008 14:00:01 GMT</pubdate>
			<description>First Voices Indigenous Radio</description>
			<category>Public Affairs</category>
		<comments>
			Bruce T. Martin , www.brucetmartin.
			com , a Historical Preservation 
			Photographer, and MariJo Moore,
			 www.marijomoore.com, who writes 
			commentaries on Native issues have 
			aired on NPR and WBAI 99.5, First 
			Voices Indigenous Radio in NYC,
			 discuss LOOK CLOSE SEE FAR: A 
			Cultural Portrait of the Maya
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