The Value of Representation for Native American Peoples | EP58
Recent controversy has highlighted the importance of proper representation for Native American and indigenous peoples. In this episode, Dr. Bjorn Mercer talks to Nicole Nesberg, APU history faculty and a member of the Sault tribe. Learn about name changes of two major sporting teams and the need fo…
Meet the Candidate: Kristie Goforth for Monona Mayor
For today’s show, we continue our candidate interviews ahead of the spring 2023 election. On Tuesday April 4th, Monona residents will be voting for Mayor, City Council, and School Board. Kristie Goforth joins the program to tell us about her campaign and what she hopes to accomplish if elected …
Episode Six: Energy is Power—Decolonizing Energy Production on Indigenous Lands in the West
In our sixth, and final, episode of the rural energy series, we talk to organizers, entrepreneurs, and scholars to understand how energy has shaped rural western reservations and how tribal nations are taking back power, both figuratively and literally. Our guest for this episode are Jessica Keetso…
Joel Schultz | The Focus Of The Sault Tribe EDC
Chris Holman welcomes Joel Shultz on the Michigan Business Beat. Joel is the Director of the Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indian Economic Development Corporation (EDC). In the interview, they discuss the impacts of COVID-19, plans for re-opening, and the focus of the Sault Tribe EDC.
Carleton Convo with Danielle Boyer | November 7, 2025
Danielle Boyer is an Anishinaabe (enrolled Sault Tribe) educator, robotics inventor, activist, and visionary. She delivered Carleton’s final convocation of fall term on Friday, November 7, from 10:50 to 11:50 a.m. in Skinner Chapel. Boyer’s mission has centered around sharing robotics knowledge and…
Monday, February 9, 2026 – 2026 State of Indian Nations
The past year has seen Leonard Peltier’s release from prison, record revenue from casinos and other economic development, and the addition of a new federally recognized tribe. It is also seen major upheaval in federal funds and staff that directly affect Indian Country. Looking ahead, tribes are na…
Monday, February 9, 2026 – 2026 State of Indian Nations
The past year has seen Leonard Peltier’s release from prison, record revenue from casinos and other economic development, and the addition of a new federally recognized tribe. It is also seen major upheaval in federal funds and staff that directly affect Indian Country. Looking ahead, tribes are n…
Detroit Free Press Voice Briefing Wednesday June 17, 2026
Sault Tribe elder works to keep ancestral tradition from dying
UAW president Fain celebrates wins, eyes new political strategy at closed-door convention
Jack In The Box opens in Battle Creek, Michigan's first location in years
S4E15 Danielle Boyer: Ancestral Science and Technology
From as far back as we can remember, Native Americans have always been scientists and inventors. In many ways they have always been innovators and entrepreneurs, too. So, why not encourage young Native Americans to take this back by reclaiming their heritage within the ranks of tech business start-…
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