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It is agreed, Radio North was a pioneering source for all other native radio to come after it. Radio was a constant and necessary medium for survival in remote regions of the Northwest Territories. We hear from three NWT musicians about the role radio played in their lives and musical careers and how language and culture is being upheld by the smart use of this medium.
Featured interviews: Musician, talent manager Leanne Goose; Singer/songwriter Leela Gilday; Digawolf band members Jessie James (Dzo Etse) and TJ Buggins
Music by: Leanne Goose, Leela Gilday, Digawolf and CKLB show promos
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