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.
RONN!E and Aiyana from Daybreak Star Radio got the opportunity to sit down with Darcie Little Badger of the Lipan Apache Tribe of Texas for an interview. An author and an Oceanographer, Darcie Little Badger pulls from her academic background to ground her fiction and add depth to her sci-fi and fantasy stories. Having grown […]
Daybreak Star Radio is so excited that our own sports caster Jermaine got to sit down with pro basketball player and Rez Ball actress Analyss Benally. Analyss has been around basketball since she was mere weeks old, and has loved it every step of the way. She was already taking the sport seriously at just […]
Daybreak Star Radio’s Aiyana got the opportunity to sit down with author Angeline Boulley of the Sue Saint Marie Tribe of Chippawa Indians to discuss books and what is coming up next. Though she has always been skilled at writing, Angeline did not begin writing her first book until she was forty-four and took the […]
Daybreak Star Radio’s sports producer Jermaine got the opportunity to sit down with rising college football star Shiyazh Pete. Shiyazh is part of the Navajo and Salish Nations and currently plays Division One football at New Mexico State University, where he is studying communications. Though in his early twenties, Shiyazh has a strong sense of […]
At Daybreak Star Radio, we’re dedicated to amplifying Indigenous voices in all areas of life. Jermaine Jackson, host of The Winner’s Edge (Thursdays at 11 AM PST / 2 PM EST), sat down with Kendall Currence, an exceptional athlete breaking barriers both on and off the court. A member of the Herring Pond Wampanoag Nation, […]
Author Jessica Johns sits down with Daybreak Star Radio’s Aiyana and describes how growing up in rural Alberta influenced her love of the horror genre. The rolling prairie and surrounding forests were a beautiful backdrop for her childhood but also gave inspiration to many a scary story told in the dark. Jessica grew up in […]
Daybreak Star Radio is elated that one of our own joined four others in being inducted into the Museum of Pop Culture. RONN!E, from Daybreak Star Radio, along with Paige Pettibon, Darrell Hillaire, Sadekaronhes, and Howie Echo-hawk have joined an impressive list of those included in the Museum of Pop Culture. Each one contributes their […]
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 […]
