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In a recent episode of the Weekly Take Podcast, sports editor Dominick Joseph hosted an exclusive interview with Sonny Sixkiller at Daybreak Star. Bernie Whitebear: Sonny’s excitement about being at Daybreak Star underscored the significance of the venue and its association with Bernie Whitebear. As a leader and advocate for Indigenous rights, Bernie’s legacy continues […]
The game between the Seattle Kraken and the Washington Capitals provided a captivating showcase of skill and diversity in the NHL. T.J. Oshie, a member of the White Earth Nation, left a mark with an impressive unassisted power-play goal in the late stages of the second period. Oshie’s return to play in front of […]
In a recent interview on Daybreak Star Radio, DJ Dirty Harry and Ronnie the Blue Eyed Native shed light on the transformative power of Beaded Behind Bars. This initiative is on a mission to empower incarcerated individuals and their families through the art of beading. Beaded Behind Bars isn’t just about crafting—it’s about providing a […]
In a historic first for the Oscars, Scott George and the Osage Tribal Singers are confirmed to perform live at the 96th Academy Awards this Sunday, March 10th, on ABC. Their performance of “Wahzhazhe (A Song For My People),” nominated for Best Original Song, marks a significant moment as Scott George becomes the first member […]
Recently, Daybreak Star Radio had the pleasure of hosting the talented actress, Lily Gladstone. The interview provided a fascinating glimpse into Gladstone’s recent achievements in the film industry, as well as her future endeavors. One of the highlights of the conversation was Gladstone’s reflection on her recent film awards. With her stellar performances earning […]
Hailing from the Kiowa & Cherokee Nations, Lindy Waters III shines as a basketball standout, blending skill with cultural pride on the court. His journey from local courts to collegiate success with the Oklahoma State Cowboys is a testament to resilience and passion. Waters not only excels in basketball but also champions Indigenous voices, using […]
At Climate Pledge Arena on a late Thursday night , where the Seattle Kraken usually dominate the stands in their signature blue, something unexpected happened during their face-off against the Vancouver Canucks. Amongst the sea of blue, hints of green popped up as Canucks fans made their presence felt. This clash of colors added an […]
Travis Hamonic, a stalwart defenseman hailing from Manitoba’s Hamonic Farms, brings more than just skill to the rink – he carries with him the proud heritage of his Metis ancestry. Rising from the fields of his family farm, Hamonic’s journey to the NHL was marked by perseverance and passion. With a keen defensive prowess and […]
The Sami Film Festival, held on February 10th and 11th, 2024, offered an enchanting, evocative journey into the many worlds and stories of Sami culture through a diverse selection of films. It was an honor and a delight to attend a film festival that showcased deeply powerful narratives, illuminating the lived experiences of Sami people, […]
In the realm of cultural exploration and Indigenous advocacy, Tanook stands as a beacon of innovation and unity. Our recent exclusive interview with Tanook on Daybreak Star Radio provided a rare insight into their captivating journey. In this blog post, we’ll delve into their enlightening insights on “Cultural Fusion” and “Advocating for Indigenous Peoples’ Law.” […]
