Intertribal Beats

  • Home
  • Intertribal Beats

Intertribal Beats Sunday night 7:30-9:30pm central. Traditional music, Classic Native hits, and the latest Native Artist as well as important topics & Special Guests...

Intertribal Beats
Sunday 7:30-9:30pm central time
89.3 FM KZUM/ kzum.org
Gretchen "Lady G" Carroll
Felicia "Sista Fe" Welke
Lucinda "Ol School Lu" Mesteth
After 6 months of hosting "The Drum", there's been so much praise and positive feedback from what we've done with the show, we've been given free rein and extend the show to 3 hours. Change up to the format include contemporary music, special g

uest and topics on a regular basis. The Drum was an honored part of our Lincoln Native Community that will always be in our hearts as we expand to "Intertribal Beats" Sunday nights from 7:30-9:30pm central. Playing the Traditional Native music you've grown to love. Classic Native hits for the Elders and old souls. Also the latest Native artists as well as the important Native topics. We're growing as our Native Community becomes stronger!

20/07/2024
Siyo Nigadv! Hello everyone! This is an event we want y’all to know about! This Friday at the Ponca Health Services buil...
14/02/2024

Siyo Nigadv! Hello everyone! This is an event we want y’all to know about! This Friday at the Ponca Health Services building in Lincoln! We’ll see you there!

30/10/2023

Please take the time to take this survey by the Indigenous Kinship Circle if you are an Indigenous person living in the Central Turtle Island Grasslands regions. They want to help inform conservation planning with INDIGENOUS perspectives!!

The most powerful, simple and trusted way to gather experience data. Start your journey to experience management and try a free account today.

02/05/2022
Can you help out some LPS Graduates?!
28/02/2022

Can you help out some LPS Graduates?!

Check out these great community events at the Indian Center!!!
28/02/2022

Check out these great community events at the Indian Center!!!

Last chance to make your voice heard on the Indigenous Futures Survey! Take it before Jan. 31! https://indigenousfutures...
31/01/2022

Last chance to make your voice heard on the Indigenous Futures Survey! Take it before Jan. 31! https://indigenousfutures.org/ This survey is for Natives by Natives! SKODEN!!!

The Indigenous Futures Project (IFP) is a joint project between the Center for Native American Youth, IllumiNative, and the Native Organizers Alliance to gather and disseminate critical information and strategies about the priorities and needs of Native communities in preparation for the 2020 electi...

Sending prayers for Clyde Bellecourt and his family tonight on the show. Clyde began his journey this week. We are grate...
17/01/2022

Sending prayers for Clyde Bellecourt and his family tonight on the show. Clyde began his journey this week. We are grateful to him and the other AIM founders and members for their work in demanding more rights for Native People.

Remembering Native American Civil Rights Activist Clyde Bellecourt - A strong Indigenous leader in the civil rights movement has passed on to join the ancestors.

Clyde (White Earth Nation), died from cancer at his Minneapolis home Tuesday, according to his wife Peggy Bellecourt. His Ojibwe name Nee-gon-we-way-we-dun means “Thunder Before the Storm.”

Clyde, was the co-founder of the and a longtime leader in the fight for Native civil rights.

was founded in Minneapolis to fight against police brutality and discrimination against Native people.

In 2020, George Floyd was murdered by police blocks away from Bellecourt’s home. He later attended a memorial service for Floyd.

Bellecourt opposed the use of Native mascots and imagery in sports. In 1991, he protested against the Atlanta Braves at the World Series. Native peoples continue to speak out against the use of Native imagery in sports today.

AIM led a series of national protests including the 1972 Trail of Broken Treaties and the 1973 Wounded Knee Occupation in South Dakota.

Bellecourt’s activism has improved the lives of Native peoples and paved the way for Native activists and leaders today.

17/01/2022

Osiyo!!! We are IN THE STUDIO! Listen in on kzum.org! Phones are still down, so drop your requests below or hit us up on messenger!

Tonight we talked a bit about Chief Standing Bear’s legacy. For those wanting to learn more, here is a great resource!
08/11/2021

Tonight we talked a bit about Chief Standing Bear’s legacy. For those wanting to learn more, here is a great resource!

Address

3534 South 48th Street

Telephone

+14024745086

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Intertribal Beats posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Videos

Grand Entry

Intertribal

Mothers song

Winyan Edwards

Buffy Sainte-Marie

Grand Entry

Hand drum

Intertribal

Shortcuts

  • Address
  • Telephone
  • Alerts
  • Videos
  • Claim ownership or report listing

  • Want your business to be the top-listed Media Company?

Share

Intertribal Beats

Intertribal Beats Sunday 7:30-9:30pm central time 89.3 FM KZUM/ kzum.org Gretchen "Lady G" Carroll, Felicia “Sista Fe” Welke, Lucinda “Ol School Lu” Mesteth

After 6 months of hosting "The Drum", there's been so much praise and positive feedback from what we've done with the show, we've been given free rein and changed up to the format to include contemporary music, special guest and topics on a regular basis. The Drum was an honored part of our Lincoln Native Community that will always be in our hearts as we expand to "Intertribal Beats" Sunday nights from 7:30-9:30pm central. Playing the Traditional Native music you've grown to love. Classic Native hits for the Elders and old souls, also the latest Native artists as well as important Native topics. We're growing as our Native Community becomes stronger!