Cihuapilli Rose Amador and Sundust Martinez interviews Chief Sunne Reyna on Native Voice TV. Reyna begins speaking of world wide prophecies in which there is a resemblance of ending and beginning. He speaks of the beginning of ‘Human World Evolution‘ due to many world prophecies which have been told.
The human value of ‘Greed’ and ‘Selfishness’ will end and the Human World Evolution of ‘Respect’ and ‘Sharing’ will be mostly valued.Tuesday, May 6th on KMVT Comcast Channel 15 @ 8:00P.M.
Cihuapilli Rose Amador and Sundust Martinez interviews Revision Production Company – Eddie Madril (Yaqui), Sara Moncada (Yaqui) and Doug Heinz on Native Voice TV.
These actors performed a short play (Skit) called “A day in the Life“. After this short play, each of the actors talked about their production company, where they have mostly performed (Bay Area Universities), and who the intended audiences were (Non-Native).
Madril emphasizes that we are all “HUMAN BEINGS” and the plays are written about Native people in a non-aggressive, non-abrasive, non-militant way.Tuesday, April 22nd on
KMVT Comcast Channel 15 @ 8:00P.M.
Cihuapilli Rose Amador and Sundust Martinez interviews Anecita Agustinez (Navajo/Dine) of the ‘Bitter Water Clan‘ on Native Voice TV.
Agustinez is from the western region of the Navajo reservation. She is on the show to speak about the Navajo rugs. She brought a variety of rugs and a rendition of a traditional Navajo loom.
Agustinez explains in detail how the ‘LOOM’ was brought down to the people as a gift from the ‘Spider Woman‘ who was given that ‘Gift’ by the creation story‘Her’ – “Father Sky“.
This show is so educational about the Navajo rug’s design, its color, age and from what regions they were made. This interview is very informative about Traditional Navajo Ceremony Rug Weavers.Tuesday, April 15th on
KMVT Comcast Channel 15 @ 8:00P.M.
Cihuapilli Rose Amador and Sundust Martinez show one of Lorenzo’s Native American Series of ‘Sante Fe Indian Market’ on Native Voice TV. Lorenzo’s show is the 83rd annual in which over 1,000 Native American artists provide their artwork from over 83 tribes across America. The artwork from each artist is from their way of life that has been passed on from 1,000 of generations. Gil Vigil opens the 83rd Annual ‘Sante Fe Indian Market‘ with prayer representing the South Western Association of Indian Art.
This show will air on Tuesday, April 1st on
KMVT Comcast
Channel 15 @ 8:00P.M.
