KIPI Radio 935

07/27/2024

07/25/2024

7th Generation Cinema has some cool Marvel merch for sale. Put it on your calendars this wknd, relatives. Escape the heat, and enjoy a world premiere!

07/24/2024

KIPI Radio’s former news reporter Colette Keith is back in Oceti lands working with our relatives at Sinte Gleska University! Congratulations!

Hi everyone! 🙂 We'd like to introduce you to our new SGU Executive Vice President, Colette Keith! Today she begins her work here at SGU, so please help us in welcoming her!
Colette is replacing SGU's Executive Vice-President Ted Hamilton, who is planning to retire.
After an extensive search, Colette comes to us from Northwest Indian College, Tulalip Campus, Washington, where she was the Site Manager. She is an enrolled member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe and is originally from Eagle Butte, South Dakota.
Colette has been an Advocate and Liaison to 13 of the nations 35 distinguished Tribal Colleges and Universities.
Again, please join us in welcoming her! ☺️

07/23/2024

7th Generation Cinema fans—here’s this week’s schedule. Check out Friday’s late night showings!

07/21/2024

“The Dakota and Lakota were defeated in battle by the Americans in the 1860s and 1870s, forcing many to move north. Canada allowed them to stay but ignored their title to land.”

We actually had two treaties with the Americans in 1852 & 1868 so no “defeat” but they too were ignored, like the facts.

The apology was met with cheers from the crowd of more than 650 people at the ceremony in Saskatchewan Monday.

07/19/2024

Special thanks to Lonnie Jeffries who did an outstanding job designing our poster 😊

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07/18/2024

Folks around town know already but we wanted to let our out of town listeners know that KIPI's building's got a serious Maori vibe now! Thanks to the annual Red Can art gathering at CRYP and Maori artists Charles and Janine Williams who gifted us this spectacular image on our south side. Some other images from around town too. We unfortunately did not get an interview with them--but they're already legends around here. Kia Ora, mitakuyapi!

07/12/2024

Our apologies, listeners, we’re trying our best figuring out how to navigate all the damage from the lighting strike. We’re still online—www.kipiradio.com but our tower signal has been intermittent. Thank you for your patience.

Voice of the people

07/10/2024

C-EB FFA is set up at the Farmers Market in front of the Library on Main Street Eagle Butte with Marrigolds, Geraniums, Tomatoes and Pepers. Come say Hi to Avery and Frankie they and the other Student Interns put a lot of work info keeping these plants alive the last 5 months and would appreciate your support.

07/10/2024

7th Generation Cinema showtimes for July 10-14, 2024

07/04/2024

We’re off the air due to the lightning until further notice. Thank you for your patience. ✌🏽
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Voice of the people

07/01/2024

7th Generation Cinema showings for the 4th of July weekend.

06/30/2024

06/26/2024

Our internet is down—so our website stream is down—but we’re over the air at 93.5 on your radio dial! Thanks for listening—we’re working on getting back online asap.

06/21/2024

Job Corp students stopped by to see how the magic happens! Wopila to all the young people out there challenging themselves and learning.

06/19/2024

Known as Grandmother Water Walker, Anishnaabe elder Josephine Mandamin trekked more than 25,000 kilometres – including around all five Great Lakes – to raise awareness of the need to preserve the sacred, life-giving gift of water.

Her legacy lives on through community water walks and the dedicated Anishinaabe women she mentored, who continue to carry out her work and share her powerful message of environmental conservation.

Learn more about Josephine Mandamin’s remarkable life: https://www.canadapost-postescanada.ca/blogs/personal/perspectives/indigenous-leaders-stamps-part-3/

06/17/2024

BREAKING: The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe of South Dakota (US) calls for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza as well as humanitarian aid, and endorses the BDS movement "in solidarity with the indigenous people of Palestine."

"The Tribe recalls with gratitude and love the support from Palestinian organizations and individuals during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests and reiterates its commitment to solidarity and justice."

The movement salutes this meaningful act of solidarity among indigenous peoples who share a history of resisting colonization and struggling to defend their ancestral lands and natural resources.

Our struggles are connected and stronger together.
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