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'The Revenant' and the Dark History of Scalping Sure, everyone scalped. But there were those who were compensated for the bloody act and those who have to carry the stereotypical legacy. Twentieth Century Fox Through a Native Lens is a column from film critic and citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Shea Vassar, who will dive into the nuance of cinema’s best and worst cases of Indigenous representation. This entry looks at the truth about scalping and how that’s depicted in The Revenant. Alejandro González Iñárritu’s The Revenant(2015) is a brutal look at survival in the 19th...

During the past ten months, KSUT has continued to broaden its scope of local and regional news and information, complementing the station's national and international news from NPR and BBC. In doing so, KSUT has hired its own reporters, and actively engaged several content partners, strengthening its available reporting in the Four Corners and Rocky Mountain West. These partnerships include: The Colorado News Collaborative, COLab, uniting journalists from over 100 news outlets to strengthen trustworthy, public-interest news statewide. Rocky Mountain Community Radio member stations, RMCR, wi...

Telling Stories Through Short Films His group were recently awarded a prize for participating in the Native Lens Film Festival December last year. Source: Supplied Friday, 08 January 2021 09:40 AM “The film industry in Solomon Islands is still in its infant stage, but slowly it has reached us in the rural communities,” said Riley John, one of the founders of Longa Boys, a group of young film makers based in Belaha, Central Guadalcanal Province. Riley is a creative young lad with big dreams, he aims to produce big budget films one day, focusing on the many cultural stories on Guada...

Mike Santistevan and Sheila Nanaeto on-air in the new KSUT studios. KSUT Tribal Radio has a new website - visit us at tribalradio.org. Once there, you can listen to the online stream, see the latest station news and photos, and dig into our Indigenous storytelling projects Native Lens and Native Braids.  KSUT's Tribal Radio is at the root of the station, started in 1976 by Southern Ute Tribal Members. Daily programming begins at 8 AM with the popular "Morning Show" featuring a unique blend of Powwow, Round Dance, Handgame, traditional and ceremonial songs. Hosted by local Tribal Members,...

Mike Santistevan and Sheila Nanaeto on-air in the new KSUT studios. KSUT Tribal Radio has a new website - visit us at tribalradio.org. Once there, you can listen to the online stream, see the latest station news and photos, and dig into our Indigenous storytelling projects Native Lens and Native Braids.  KSUT's Tribal Radio is at the root of the station, started in 1976 by Southern Ute Tribal Members. Daily programming begins at 8 AM with the popular "Morning Show" featuring a unique blend of Powwow, Round Dance, Handgame, traditional and ceremonial songs. Hosted by local Tribal Members,...