Walking. Gym in the Apartment.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Native North American Child – Buffy Sainte-Marie
Yo So Boricua – Taino
Red Dress – Amanda Rheaume, feat. Chantal Kreviazuk
No More – Fawn Wood
Standing Alone – Buddy Red Bow
Best of My Days – Indigenous
Hawai’i ’78 – Israel Kamakawiwo’ole
Rockin The Res – John Trudell
We Are Here – Sharon Burch
Golden Sun Goddess – Jesse Ed Davis
2 Live & Die on the Plains – Frank Waln
Shimmer, Prayer for Cleansing the Water – Joy Harjo
Wake Up – Pamyua
Chant: 13th Hour – Redbone
Retribution – Tanya Tagaq
Edge of America – Annie Humphrey
We Shall Remain – Kaolin Johnson
Indian City – A Tribe Called Red, feat. Northern Voice
Tana’ke – Jana
Know Better Do Better – Supaman
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10 October 2022 – playlist two
Filed under Antiracism, Current Events, Exercise, Louisville, Music, playlist
15 December 2021
Walking. Gym in the Apartment.
Sitting Bull’s Medicine Song – Kevin Locke
2 Live & Die on the Plains – Frank Waln
Ghost Dance – Robbie Robertson & The Red Road Ensemble
Sitting Bull’s Memorial Song – Lakota Thunder
For My People – Litefoot
Now That the Buffalo’s Gone – Buffy Sainte-Marie
Assinboine: Warrior Death Song (for Sitting Bull) – Native Americans Songs and Dances of the Sioux, Apache, Kiowa, Hopi, Navajo, Cree, Seminole and Others
The Prayer – SupaMan
Aiionwatha Forgives (World) – Joanne Shenandoah
Life Surrounds Me – R. Carlos Nakai
Wovoka – Redbone
Lakota Forever – Brulé
Ghostdance – Bill Miller
Filed under Antiracism, Exercise, Music, playlist
20 November 2021
Stretching. NK Body Philosophy. Walking. Goochland
For Marsha P. Johnson – Bryce Dessner
Boy Girl Wonder – Bitch and Animal
Queer – Garbage
You Are My Sister – Antony & The Johnsons
Who Am I to Feel So Free – JD Samson & MEN
Lola – The Kinks
I Wonder What Happened To Him – Noël Coward
Rebel Rebel – David Bowie
Transgender Dysphoria Blues – Against Me!
I Am Her – Shea Diamond
Candy Says – The Velvet Underground
iT – Christine and the Queens
Warrior Heart – Shawnee
Dark Passenger – The Cliks
Wig in a Box – Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Cameron – Jillette Johnson
We’re the Cool Kids – Ryan Cassata
A Girl Called Johnny – The Waterboys
El Lado Mas Bestia de la Vida – Albert Pia
Now That the Buffalo’s Gone – Buffy Sainte-Marie
American Indian Movement Song – Blackfire
Alcatraz – Redbone
Alcatraz (Pelican Island) – Malvina Reynolds
ALie Nation – A Tribe Called Red, feat. John Trudell, Lido Pimienta, Tanya Tagaq, & Northern Voice)
Never Say Never – Romeo Void
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11 October, part 2
Walking. Stretching. Gym in the Apartment. NK Body Philosophy.
Native North American Child – Buffy Sainte-Marie
Yo So Boricua – Taino
Red Dress – Amanda Rheaume, feat. Chantel Kreviazuk
No More – Fawn Wood
Standing Alone – Buddy Red Bow
Rest of My Days – Indigenous
Hawai’i ’78 – Israel Kamakawiwo’ole
Rockin the Res – John Trudell
We Are Here – Sharon Burch
The Prayer – Supaman
Golden Sun Goddess – Jesse Ed Davis
2 Live & Die on the Plains – Frank Waln
Shimmer, Prayer for Cleaning the Water – Joy Harjo
Wake Up – Pamyua
Chant: 13th Hour – Redbone
A Tribe Called Red – Angel Haze
Retribution – Tanya Tagaq
Edge of America – Annie Humphrey
We Shall Remain – Kaolin Johnson
Filed under Current Events, Exercise, Louisville, Music
9 August 2021
Stretching. Gym at the Apartment.
International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
Tuva Kazhangnar – Tuva Folk Ensemble
He Toa Takitini / Ka Tohia Atu Koe / Ki Okoiki – Maori People of New Zealand
Ayoro Kotan – Matsuko Nakamoto
Busigan – Las Golondrinas Viajeras
Kantus De Apacheta – K’antu Ensemble
Mahte Lemet Elle – Ole Larsen Gaino
Sote Tulifurahia Kama Siku Ya Arusi – Hukwe Ubi Zawose
Stick Game Song – Bad Canyon Wellpinit Singers
Untitled – Indigenous Turkmen People
Batara Guru – Gondang Sabangunan Ensemble
Lelore – Wodaabe of Dakoro
Mbumbusa – Honiata Musicians of Guadacanal Island
Vinango – Villagers from Panueli, Island of Savo
Son Sventa N’ahual San Lorenzo – Lol Gomez, Xun Perez, and Mariano Santis Hernandez
Rashaida Dance – Indigenoius Rashaida People
Nazirkhom – Raman Sawut & Osman Oskur
No’ok-‘amor – Central Mekragnoti of Brazil
Akuka – Tolai Musicians
Koroghli – Ashiq Hasan Trio
Danse Des Toka Nod – Kanak People of New Caledonia
Filed under Exercise, Louisville, Music, playlist
Act During the 2021 National Week of Action for MMIWG
Since 2017, grassroots actions on May 5th to honor and call for justice for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls (MMIWG) have increasingly grown at the local, regional, national, and international level. Native families, advocates, and Indigenous nations continue to rise up to challenge the silence, tolerance, and inaction in response to the crisis of MMIWG.
In 2021, the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (NIWRC) and the National Partners Work Group on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls are organizing a full National Week of Action (April 29-May 5) to call the nation and the world to action in honor of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
Please sign on to support the Senate and House resolutions declaring May 5th as the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Native Women and Girls.
Here are some upcoming events:
Monday, May 3, 2021
- Webinar—Nā Hānauna Ho’ōla (Healing Generations), 8 a.m. HST (12 p.m. MDT), hosted by the Pouhana O Na Wahine (Pillars of Women) | Register
Tuesday, May 4, 2021
- Webinar—Spotlight Alaska and the Crisis of MMIWG, 11 a.m. AKT (1 p.m. MDT), hosted by the Alaska Native Women’s Resource Center | Register
Wednesday, May 5, 2021
- #MMIWGActionNow Twitter Storm, 10–10:30 a.m. MDT
- #MMIWGActionNow Twitter Chat, 12–1 p.m. MDT | View question script
- Webinar—Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls National Day of Action, Uplifting the Voices of MMIW Survivor Families, 1 p.m. MDT, hosted by NIWRC | Register
- Running for Justice: Remembering Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Virtual 5k, 10k & Half Marathon, hosted by Rising Hearts (May 5-9) | Register
Here are some resources:
Sharable Resources for MMIWG
- Download the ‘No More Stolen Sisters’ poster and share a photo of yourself wearing red and/or traditional attire with the poster on social media using #MMIWGActionNow, #NoMoreStolenSisters and #MMIWG.
- Explore MMIW Toolkit for Understanding and Responding to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women for Families and Communities.
- Claim free print subscription for NIWRC’s Restoration of Native Sovereignty and Safety for Native Women magazine, courtesy of Urban Indian Health Institute.
- Share StrongHearts Native Helpline (1-844-762-8483) with relatives facing domestic, dating or sexual violence. Online chat is available at strongheartshelpline.org.
Filed under Antiracism, Current Events
15 December 2020
Sitting Bull’s Medicine Song – Kevin Locke
2 Live & Die on the Plains – Frank Waln
The Little Bighorn March – Bill Miller
Garryowne & Valley Of Little Big Horn – Jack Gladstone
Wovoka (Re-Recorded) – Redbone
Ghost Dance – Robbie Robertson & The Red Road Ensemble
Sitting Bull’s Memorial Song – Lakota Thunder Veterans
Lakota Forever – Brulé
For My People – Litefoot
Now That the Buffalo’s Gone – Buffy Sainte-Marie
Assinboine: Warrior Death Song (for Sitting Bull) – Native Americans Songs and Dances of the Sioux, Apache, Kiowa, Hopi, Navajo, Cree, Seminole and Others
The Prayer – SupaMan
Aiionwatha Forgives (World) – Joanne Shenandoah
Heart Of The World (World) – Mary Youngblood
Life Surrounds Me – Paul Horn & R. Carlos Nakai
Filed under Antiracism, Human Rights
3 August 2019
Treadmill. Gym at the Shire.
Walking. Morningside Gardens.
Nikki Shawana – Sister Round Dance Song (MMIW Honour Song)
Song for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women – Jayda Gadwa
Qiksaaktuq – Tanya Tagaq andToronto Symphony Orchestra
The Highway – N’we Jinan Artists, Kitsumkalum First Nation, BC.
Run Sister Run – Cass McCombs
Inspired by the run of Métis activist and athlete Tracie Leost to raise awareness about Canada’s missing and murdered indigenous women
Performance for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women – music by A Tribe Called Red
Red Dress – Amanda Rheaume, feat. Chantal Kreviazuk
Indian City – Through the Flood
Filed under Current Events, Exercise, Human Rights, Music, playlist, tennis
20 January 2019
This playlist was put together quickly as events developed through the day. It is in honor of those who participated in the Women’s March and in honor of Nathan Phillips.
Walking. Morningside Gardens.
Is Everybody Here – Walela
You’re a Brave One – Joanne Shenandoah
Gentle Rebellion – Rebecca Riots
The Art of Survival – Bill Miller
Native North American Child – Buffy Sainte-Marie
Compassion – Magdalen Hsu-Li
No More – Fawn Wood
Flawless – Beyonce
Hawai’i ’78 – Israel Kamakawiwo’ole
Quiet – MILCK
We Are Here – Sharon Burch
Tell Them We Exist – Luis Cachiguango
Four Women – Nina Simone
Golden Feather – Robbie Robertson & The Red Road Ensemble
I Will Survive – Gloria Gaynor
Respect – Aretha Franklin
Filed under Antiracism, Current Events, Exercise, Music, New York, playlist
9 August – International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
From the United Nations Department of Pubic Information:
The International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples (9 August) was first proclaimed by the General Assembly in December 1994, to be celebrated every year during the first International Decade of the World’s Indigenous People (1995 – 2004).
In 2004, the Assembly proclaimed a Second International Decade, from 2005 – 2014, with the theme of “A Decade for Action and Dignity.” The focus of this year’s International Day is “Indigenous peoples building alliances: Honouring treaties, agreements and other constructive arrangements.”
The theme aims to highlight the importance of honouring arrangements between States, their citizens and indigenous peoples that were designed to recognize indigenous peoples’ rights to their lands and establish a framework for living in proximity and entering into economic relationships. Agreements also outline a political vision of different sovereign peoples living together on the same land, according to the principles of friendship, cooperation and peace.
A special event at UN Headquarters in New York will be held on Friday, 9 August, starting at 3pm, featuring the UN Secretary-General, the Chairperson of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, a delegate of Panama, a representative of the Office of the UN High Commissioner of Human Rights, and an indigenous representative. The event will be webcast live at webtv.un.org.
Also on 9 August, hundreds of indigenous and non-indigenous rowers are scheduled to arrive at Pier 96 at 57th Street in Manhattan at 10am, after having collectively travelled thousands of miles on rivers and horsebacks to honour the first treaty -– the Two Row Wampum -– concluded between Dutch immigrants and the Haudenosaunee (a confederacy of six nations, with capital in the Onondaga nation, in NY State) 400 years ago, in 1613. They will gather with members of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues at Dag Hammarskjold Plaza at 1:30pm.
See you along the Trail.
Filed under Antiracism, Current Events, United Nations
Along the Graybeard Trail 