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| An eighth grade broadcaster trains live on-air. |
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HOPI JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL'S RADIO CLASS
Imagine young people and adults using their own language to carry on public discourse, expressions of art or engaging in conversations of literature, public affairs and politics? That is the vision of KUYI's Youth Broadcast Program that recruits local youth to participate in KUYI's development as a radio station. Tune in on Thursdays at 2:30 to hear our Hopi High youth in action!
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Local Hopi Musicians get air-play on KUYI
In mainstream radio, it is rare to hear local bands alongside popular world artists like U-2. On KUYI, local homeboys like Casper, Sidney Poolheco, Bruce Hamana, EJ Satala, and Montee Sinquah get regular air-play. Other Native American artists like Bill Miller, Delphine Tsinajinnie and Edmund Bull are also heard over Hopi radio -- mixed in with James Brown, Pavarotti, Neil Diamond and other great classic and current artists. |
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| Casper (yellow t-shirt) and 602 Band with Karen "Sister Parrot" Abeita, Host of Rez Rasta Riddums. |
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| Dr. John Tveten on "KUYI House Calls" |
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| "KUYI House Calls"
Is it possible to get an IHS doctor to make a house call on the Hopi Reservation? You bet! "KUYI House Calls" was launched on May 30th, 2001, bringing the docs right into homes via radio airwaves. Said one caller, "I think their bedside manner is funny and enjoyable." Got a question? Tune in every Wednesday at 12:30. |
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