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New Arrivals
On August 29 Hurricane Katrina swept ashore on the Louisiana coast. Among those communities devastated by her impact were the smaller Houma Indian settlements in lower Plaquemines, lower St. Bernard, and lower Jefferson parishes.
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Equinox features magnificent vioeography of Mexico's showcase arqueological zone of Chichen Itza, as well as four other Mayan centers- Tikal, Tulum, Palenque and Tikal. Equinox gives significant attention to the spiritual beliefs of the Maya as well as...
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...presents a summary of this class of drugs and then details its constituent parts; solvents and aerosols, nitrites, and nitrous oxide.
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Cheap, accessible, powerful, and tragically misunderstood is a description that neatly sums up the class of drugs known as inhalants. This program offers the straight dope on how the vapors of easily obtained substances...
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Filmmaker Donald List explores Ovide's creative process that takes him through layers of traditional First Nation beliefs to a place in his heart where his Christianity and traditional values come to rest.
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A 3 Hour Ready-To-Teach Program on Child Development, Parenting, and How to Give Baby the Best Start. This program covers the following topics: Speech and language development, Reading and Literacy, Positive and Nurturing Environments and more...
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Magic on the Water is a one-hour feature documentary capturing poignant stories of the Okanagan first peoples of the Okanagan valley. The documentary describes the biodiversity of ancient rivers, creeks, streams and beaches throughout of the Okanagan Val
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Methamphetamines are potent stimulant drugs that ruin lives. Crystal methamphetamine, also known as ICE, is the newest and most powerful form of speed on America's streets.
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Many people seem to feel that Native traditions are dying, or are already dead. This series clearly points to the contrary, that they are thriving and being passed on to new generations.
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In the 1970's Edison Chiloquin earned his place in American history by becoming the first individual Native American to force the U.S. government to give him back his land. He began a 7-year vigil by lighting a Sacred Fire.
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The Sand Creek Massacre is an examination of an open wound in the souls of the Cheyenne and Arapaho people as told from their perspective.
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