Daybreak Star Radio Blog
yəhaw̓, an Indigenous Creatives Collective, explores how colonialism and capitalism manifest in environmental racism and land contamination. They advocate for healing the land through kinship, practicing Native Knowledge systems, and giving land back. Their story highlights the ongoing impact of colonialism and the strength of Native communities in securing a thriving future for generations to come.
Tuesday’s December 10th’s game between the Seattle Kraken and the Florida Panthers was an intense matchup filled with moments of grit and determination, with a closely contested 2-1 game. The game was a close contest from the first puck drop, with both teams showcasing strong defensive plays and stellar goaltending. The match carried special significance […]
Lakota Beatty, of the Caddo Nation, shared her remarkable journey with Jermaine Jackson on Daybreak Star Radio. From playing on a backyard dirt court to a professional basketball career and work with Nike’s N7 program, Lakota embodies perseverance. Her Daybreak Star interview highlighted key advice for young athletes: “Persevere. Embrace your roots. Give back.” She […]
Shana Yellow Calf of the Arapaho Nation is a contemporary artist whose vibrant and stunning art leaps off the canvas and brings joy to those who are lucky enough to experience it. DJ Ev sits down with her to discuss exactly what art means to her. In terms of mediums that Shana prefers, acrylics are […]
Author and Lawyer B.L. (Brooke) Blanchard sat down with Daybreak Star Radio’s RONN!E and Sherry to talk about her books, her process, and where she believes we could have gone in an uncolonized America. Growing up, Blanchard always wanted to be a writer. Having been a veracious reader most of her life, that quickly turned […]
Jermaine Jackson, host of The Winner’s Edge on Daybreak Star Radio, recently sat down with basketball great Damen Bell-Holter for an insightful interview. A proud member of Alaska’s Haida people, Damen shared stories about his basketball journey, his dedication to empowering Indigenous communities, and how his heritage continues to shape his mission. From Haida Roots […]
With the Holiday season fast approaching, cold weather sweeping in, we at Daybreak Star Radio thought we’d give you some Indigenous holiday music to bring in some cheer. This list has something for everyone and will get you in the mood for snow and seasons greetings. These seven songs are a must add to your […]
Surrounded by drums and strings, RONN!E from Daybreak Star Radio sits down with a man who plays a different instrument altogether. Delbert Anderson is a Diné musician specializing in jazz trumpet music. Having started at a young age, Delbert originally tried out the trombone but found he couldn’t make the instrument sing. However, when he […]
Drew Michael, a talented artist from Anchorage, Alaska, is currently showcasing his work at the Sacred Circle Gallery at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center. In an insightful interview with Daybreak Star Radio’s Evan, Drew shared how his art connects to the human condition and how his life experiences shape his creativity. His exhibit invites viewers […]
Daybreak Star Radio had the opportunity to sit down with Filmmaker and Theatre Artist Kendra Potter to discuss her upcoming projects and how her path to reconnection has inspired her work. RONN!E effortlessly guides the interview, allowing Kendra to share her expertise in a range of subjects. Having been adopted by a white family, Kendra […]
Recognizing that the land is a relative rather than a resource, reframes the normalization of land commodification, contamination, and exploitation. Native peoples practice land stewardship and understand and foster a literal connection to the land. In this final segment of the Land Stewardship: Dirt Alert blog series, Brit Reed discusses what it means to have […]
