Resistance Radio with John and Regan

I got lots of media attemtion this week thanks to Donald Trump weighing in on the mascot debate; the WRONG side, of course!

I did interviews with NPR, Native America Calling, Brian Lehrer as well as the AP, the NY Post, the Long Island Press and several more. All because the Orange Menace stepped up for the white folk of Massapequa.

Let's be honest! The mascot issue is emblematic of much of American society.

With Trump standing up for schools using Native peoples for mascots, the media has finally covered the issue. But much of the real messaging still remains lost.

The Passing of the Pope and Donny-come-lately joins the mascot debate. Bring it on!

Our first battles are always at home

Changing a national policy starts by changing the minds of our own people.

Live from our NYC studio; promoting our screening of Sugarcane and taking listener calls.

I took the 8 hour train ride to NYC for a Resistance Radio show from our Brooklyn studio and heading out to Long Island to screen Sugarcane at the Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington NY.

US Judge Margo Brodie threw out the challenge by four Long Island schools in federal court last week.

As I prepare to head out to Long Island to screen "Sugarcane" I hope some of those Long Islanders upset with Brodie's ruling come out to see the film and confront me on mascots.

Nettie Gould joins me from the Northwest in Washington and her attorney from Oklahoma to talk about a shifty not-for-profit.

The shady side of not-for-profits securing grants for Native peoples, Pretendians and hostile work places.

Nettie Gould and Sarai Cook join me!

Heading to NYC on April 10th for a show from our WBAI studio and a screening of "Sugarcane" at the CAC in Huntington, NY.

We'll screen "Sugarcane" at the Cinema Arts Centre on April 10th at 7:30pm in Huntington, NY.

David Harmony joins me to discuss our "Timeline" project.

The Story of the murder of Emily Pike and the impacts of Trump cuts on Native peoples

Emily Pike leads my conversation on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. Then I turn to the impact the current White House administration is having on Native communities.

It must be great to be a Native American! You know! All that free stuff you get.

Many people believe we live on easy street; no taxes, free money, free college, free food. Oh! And Casinos, Smoke Shops and Cannabis Dispensaries! NOT!!