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We’re pleased to announce the launch of the ICT Report, a new weekly, half-hour national radio news program from ICT (Indian Country Today), the nation’s largest Indigenous-led nonprofit newsroom.
Beginning September 7, the ICT Report brings trusted Indigenous journalism directly to radio listeners, with the week’s top stories and interviews with Indigenous leaders and changemakers. The ICT Report delivers reporting on the issues shaping Native communities, from sovereignty and elections, to culture, health, education, gaming, social justice, and the environment.
Hosted by Miles Morrisseau, a Métis journalist and multimedia producer from Manitoba, who began his career with CBC Radio in Winnipeg in 1985. A veteran Indigenous affairs broadcaster and former editor-in-chief of Indian Country Today, Morrisseau has covered major stories including the Oka Crisis and the Mohawk Gambling War. He has produced documentaries for CBC and APTN and helped launch Streetz FM, the first radio station by and for Indigenous youth.
The ICT Report brings you stories, news and perspective from Indigenous Nations and communities from across the continent – every week. You’ll get invaluable access and insight into the profound resurgence of Native culture and values spreading throughout Turtle Island.
ICT Mountain West Correspondent Pauly Denetclaw, Diné, sits with Buddy Pocknett from the Mashpee Wampanoag Natural Resources Commission. Denetclaw visited for three days to learn about Mashpee leadership in land conservation and waterway management.
From the land return revolution to language revitalization and economic development, the Indigenous Worldview is rising – for the benefit of Native communities and as an example for others about how we might survive and thrive on the planet.
Join us each week.
Senior Producer Shirley Sneve, Ponca and Sicangu Lakota ran into Smokey the Bear while on assignment covering a mining protest in the Black Hills of South Dakota. She maintains that Smokey told her the “the Black Hills are not for sale” but she didn’t get in on tape so we might never know.
Listen for Kevin’s, Pauly’s, and Shirley’s reports in upcoming episodes of The ICT Report.
