Resistance Radio with John and Regan

Lots of radio this week with Indigenous Peoples Day and a trip out to speak at Hofstra University. We'll cover it all!

Almost twenty hours of Amtrak and the LIRR to get out to Hofstra and back but it was all worth it!

A Special Indigenous Peoples Day Broadcast BUT definiately NOT a celebration!

WPFW in Washington DC was kind enough to offer me a two-hour slot not only for Indigenous Peoples Day but to kick off their Fall Fund Drive.

Call 800-222-9739 or go on-line to www.wpfwfm.org to donate!

As we head into Indigenous Peoples Day Weekend let's bust some of those myths you grew up with!

Conquest, wards of the government, free checks, free college... yeah! Let's debunk some of this crap!

Orange Shirt Day! Indigenous People's Day! Our Special Month of November! What are we celebrating?

These special days and acknowledgements miss the mark. They blur what should be our message. We know what you did and we are fighting to make it right!

Jackson, Kagan, Sotomayor and Ginsberg before them all voted with the right against Native autonomy, CONSISTENTLY!

Only Sam Alito and Clarence Thomas have questioned the Trust Doctrine and Plenary Powers Doctrine. They all call themselves "justices", so where is the justice and where are Jackson, Kagan and Sotomayor?

The Long Hope is a film about the uniquely racist legal doctrines still in use and effect today.

The Doctrine of Christian Discovery was literally cited in a federal court ruling less than four weeks ago!

Tiana Morano joins me directly from the Connetquot School District

Tiana Morano is Shinnecock and lives in the Connetquot School District. She joins me to discuss the settlement agreement between the school district and NYSED over their use of T-Birds for their mascot.

The New York State Education Department Sold Us Out on the Connetquot T-Birds!

By Request: The Kinzua Dam! Drowning the Seneca!

I the early 60s while Kennedy and Nixon were locked in a tight race for the White House, both needed Pennsylvania badly. So both viewed the Senecas as a sacrifice they were willing to make. As a result, ten thousand acres of Seneca land were condemned to a flood plain by a dam constructed to solve flooding problems for Pittsburgh.

Why "resistance" is necessary!

We must reject the narratives we have been spoon fed. The answer to the cognitive dissonance we have been forced to live with is changing our behavior and rejecting what has been drilled into our heads for generations.