InterTribal presents:
Winter Spring The Dance
Good morning and welcome to your weekend.
This morning on InterTribal we play with the musical energies of Winter and Spring. The seasonal dance experienced and expressed this time every year.
Will March enter in as a Lion or a Lamb? When will we experience March’s mighty winds of seasonal change? These answers must be experienced.
Enjoy the old and new music selected for your listening pleasure this morning.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
*If you are interested in becoming an Intern for InterTribal please email me at: [email protected].
InterTribal InterTribal February 26th, 2022
Posted In: Music, Music Shows
Tags: Indigenous Music, intertribal, Music show, native america, native american, Native American Drum, native american flute, Native American Music, native american musicians, WRIR
InterTribal presents:
Of Wind and Weather
Good morning and welcome to your weekend.
Today, we will finish reviewing the last of the Native American Music Award nominees for Best Rock Recording. I have provided the NAMA Link here so you may visit the site and participate in the vote. This will allow you to support the musician of your choice. Except for the music videos, I believe we covered most, if not all, of the musical categories.
Today’s music will consist of recent releases, and music from previous NAMA winners. I invite you to relax and enjoy the music.
Hope you have a wonderful weekend.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal February 19th, 2022
Posted In: Music, Music Shows
Tags: Indigenous Music, intertribal, Music show, native america, native american, Native American Drum, native american flute, Native American Music, native american musicians, WRIR
InterTribal presents:
Rock Native Church Folk and More
Good morning and welcome to your weekend!
While spring has been in the air this past week for a day or two, we are expected to get another blast of artic air this weekend. Hope everyone stays safe.
White we continue to review the nominees of the Native American Music Awards we remember this Monday is Valentine’s Day. The topic of love is in many of the songs.
Included in the show is a snippet of new regarding the first Indigenous woman on the USA Women’s Ice Hockey team. See below:
Native American, Abby Roque, plays on the Olympic Female Hockey team: https://twitter.com/i/status/1490912294338891776
Happy Valentine’s Day Everyone,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal February 12th, 2022
Posted In: Music, Music Shows
Tags: Indigenous Music, intertribal, Music show, nama, native america, native american, Native American Drum, native american flute, Native American Music, native american musicians, WRIR
InterTribal presents:
Native American Music Award Review Part II
Good morning and Happy Weekend!
Today we continue to review the nominees for the 2022 Native American Music Awards Program. I hope this music inspires you to participate in the voting process. Over the past two weeks, I have fallen in love with the music and the singer/song writers of the various styles. I hope you find your favorites right from last week’s and this week’s shows.
News Bulletin:
I continue to look for people interested in learning how to produce and host InterTribal. Before I was looking for those from the Virginia indigenous communities, but now I am opening this call to those who are allies or members of non-local indigenous communities (blood quantum will not play a role here). If you are interested, please write me at [email protected]. I only ask that you have a sincere interest in promoting the indigenous voice and willing to commit to a few years of hosting. I am actually looking for two or three people.
Many Blessings and Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal February 5th, 2022
Posted In: Music, Music Shows
Tags: Indigenous Music, intertribal, Music show, nama, native america, native american, Native American Drum, native american flute, Native American Music, native american musicians, WRIR
InterTribal presents:
NAMA Nominations Part 1 and Partly
Good morning and welcome to your weekend.
Today we are reviewing the music and musicians nominated for the 2022 Native American Music Awards. Please consider visiting and voting on your favorite musicians.
The music for this show comes from various categories. These categories are:
- Best instrumental Recording
- Best Honor Tribute Song
- Best Flute Recording
- Best Song from an Album
- Artist of the Year
- Singer of the Year
- Debut Artist
- Best Native Heart Recording
- Best Female
- Best Male
- Duo Group of the Year
I hope you enjoy the selection of many new to me artists. I hope to follow them and play more of their music in the future.
Soon the weather will begin to warm up and the time to plant the seeds will be at hand. Enjoy the transition from Winter to Spring.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal January 29th, 2022
Posted In: Music, Music Shows
Tags: Indigenous Music, intertribal, music, Music show, nama, native america, native american, Native American Drum, native american flute, Native American Music, native american musicians, WRIR
InterTribal presents:
All The Flurry
Hello and Welcome to your weekend!
As I write this post it appears as though we won’t receiving the snow that was expected earlier this week. For some this is a huge disappointment, while for others, a great relief. Regardless of snowfall amounts, this is a bitterly cold time right now so please make sure all your pets are in during this time.
Today I want to congratulate all the 2022 Native American Music Award Nominees! By the time this blog is posted the Public Voting will be open. So grab your coffee, tea, or hot chocolate and follow the link to the website and begin to review the music and videos. Afterwards, select your candidate of choice to win.
Be sure to check on your neighbors too.
Thanks for tuning in.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal January 22nd, 2022
Posted In: Music, Music Shows
Tags: Indigenous Music, intertribal, Music show, native america, native american, Native American Drum, native american flute, Native American Music, native american musicians, WRIR
InterTribal presents:
The Trail of Two
Good morning and welcome to your weekend.
Today you will hear a return of the segment This Week in Indian Country. In this segment two news broadcasts are shared. This past week on Tuesday, January 11, two men journeyed on to their ancestors.
The two men are: Clyde Bellecourt – Co-Founder of AIM (American Indian Movement) and Vince Fontaine – Co-Founder of the popular band; Eagle and Hawk. May both men journey well and swiftly.
- I had the distinct honor to have met and interacted with Clyde many years ago when I volunteered at the Prayer Vigil for the Earth several years in a row. Clyde was always there. He was open and willing to share. It was a honor to be in ceremony with him and even shared time at a picnic bench eating our meals. We talked of our mother the Earth, we spoke of our children and we just enjoyed sharing time. He truly had a wonderful heart. Clyde was involved with many activities that helped his people, his community and the indigenous population as a whole.
- Vince Fontaine was a co-founding member of Eagle & Hawk. What can be said except I bloomed to their music late, but played their music frequently over the past year. Sharing the experiences of the indigenous people musically is a great way for the truth to be delivered. I cannot believe we lost one of the founding members. Hope we can continue to share the music of Eagle & Hawk.
The links provided above will take you to the respective news broadcasts. I am airing these broadcasts in this week’s segment of This Week in Indian Country.
I also wanted to share that I hope each of you are safe Sunday and Monday. Please take this storm seriously, especially if it is mostly sleet and or ice.
Thanks for tuning in and hope you enjoy the show.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal January 15th, 2022
Posted In: Music, Music Shows
Tags: Indigenous Music, intertribal, Music show, native america, native american, Native American Drum, native american flute, Native American Music, native american musicians, WRIR
InterTribal presents:
We Remain Strong
Good morning and welcome to your weekend.
With the new year underway and the weekend having arrived, I figured we could use relaxing music to ease us into our morning.
Glad to have you along on this journey. Lots of newer music and fresh artists I wanted to share with you.
Enjoy, Stay Healthy, and Love yourself.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal January 8th, 2022
Posted In: Music, Music Shows
Tags: indigenous, intertribal, music, native america, native american, Native American Drum, native american flute, native american musicians, WRIR
InterTribal presents:
New Year Review of 2021 Top Tunes
Happy New Year Everyone!
Welcome to your weekend and a new year. We made it through the last one together. I am happy to share the start of our new year with you and look forward to many more.
Today’s show was selected from the top music I played through the last year. Enjoy.
Walk in peace,
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal January 1st, 2022
Posted In: Music, Music Shows
Tags: Indigenous Music, intertribal, Music show, native america, native american, Native American Drum, native american flute, Native American Music, native american musicians, WRIR
InterTribal presents:
A Merry Christmas Morning
Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Happy Yuletide, Happy Kwanzaa, and Happy Hanukkah (for all who celebrated that holiday at the start of this month)
No matter how you celebrate this time of year, I wish you all good health, joy, laughter, love, happiness and peace.
This show is full of holiday music. I think this was the most music I have been able to find performed by indigenous musical artists. I hope you have a blessed morning and build beautiful memories.
Happy Holidays to you all.
Tall Feathers
InterTribal InterTribal December 25th, 2021
Posted In: Music, Music Shows
Tags: indigenous, intertribal, music, Music show, native america, native american, Native American Drum, native american flute, Native American Music, native american musicians, WRIR