Join Host David Ornette Cherry Tuesday night August 6th, 2013. 9PM pacific time 12AM eastern time when he will interview Sean Aaron Cruz. Sean Aaron Cruz is Executive Director of 1000 Nations, a public policy researcher and editor, and the organizer of the Jim Pepper Native Arts Festival. Jim PepperFest 2013 marks the beginning of a three-year project of the Oregon Cultural Heritage Commission to build on the legacy of the late, great Kaw/Creek musician, providing a platform for Native American artists and musicians, and improving access to band for students in the Parkrose School District, where Jim grew up. He is co-author of Winona LaDuke's new book, The Militarization of Indian Country and a co-founder of The Friends of Celilo Falls. Also Cherry will explore Organic Music and interacts with listeners on “Organic Nation”.
sean aaron cruz![]()
![]()
| ist annual jim pepper fest![]()
![]()
| NAMI![]()
![]()
| native american music![]()
![]()
| organic music![]()
![]()
sean aaron cruz
| ist annual jim pepper fest | NAMI | native american music | organic music