Dakota Talk Radio

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Webcasting live from a studio within the Native American Women's Health Education Resource Center in Lake Andes, South Dakota--the heart of the Ihanktonwan Nation, Dakota Talk Radio is the music and voice of the People, creative voices of Indigenous Peoples…Traditional, Old Style, Contemporary, and Rock. News, music, and interviews 24/7!

See broadcast schedule.

Hear past shows:

"Let's Call It What It Is" Domestic Violence Prevention Program
Language Lessons with Diane Merrick

Special programs include interviews from around Indian Country, National Native News, Dakota Language Lessons, Violence Against Women Program, and Native Youth Programming.

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To view the archive of Dakota Talk Radio newsletters, click here.

	DJ Big Daddy Rock
	Charon Asetoyer interviewing Bobby Cournoyer, Chairman, Yankton Sioux Tribe
	Rolene Provost, Communications Outreach Coordinator
	Colleen Fast Horse delivering the news.
SYNC with Alyssa, Sasheen, and Rufus, our high school interns. A new program discussing topics relevant to today's youth.

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Board of Directors

Katrina Cantrell
Shoshone
Chairperson

Dr. Mia Luluqusien
Ilocano/Heilstuk
Vice-Chairperson

Kim Mettler-Chase
Three Affiliated Tribes (Mandan)
Secretary/Treasurer

Arlene Hache
Ojibwe/Algonquin

Yolandra Toya
Jicarilla Apache

Charon Asetoyer
Comanche
CEO

Founding Directors

Clarence Rockboy
Yankton Sioux
Listen to 'Wisdom of the Elder'

Charon Asetoyer
Comanche

Jackie R. Rouse
Yankton Sioux

Lastest Report

Indigenous Women's Dialogue - Roundtable Report on the Accessibility of Plan B as an Over The Counter (OTC) Within Indian Health Service - February 2012

Mission

The Native American Community Board (NACB) works to protect the health and human rights of Indigenous Peoples pertinent to our communities through cultural preservation, education, coalition building, community organizing, reproductive justice, environmental justice, and natural resource protection while working toward safe communities for women and children at the local, national, and international level.

Contact Us

The Native American Women's Health Education Resource Center

P.O. Box 572
Lake Andes, SD 57356

ph: (605) 487-7072
fax: (605) 487-7964
charon@charles-mix.com