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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Blues Struggle, Parayko Shines, Armstrong TradesThe St. Louis Blues ended the Olympic break on a sour note, losing three consecutive games before the break. Colton Parayko and Pavel Buchnevich shone brightly, with Parayko scoring his first goal of the season and Buchnevich breaking his scoring slump. General manager Doug Armstrong made a trade, signaling a retooling of the team. The Blues return on February 26th to host the Seattle Kraken, while five players and staff head to Italy for the 2026 Winter Olympics. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai

2026-02-0601 min

Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Canadiens Crush Avalanche, Suzuki ShinesMontreal Canadiens Dominate Colorado Avalanche in High-Scoring Game The Montreal Canadiens secured a resounding 7-3 victory over the Colorado Avalanche at the Bell Centre. Nick Suzuki shone with a power-play goal, a short-handed goal, and an assist, while Noah Dobson, Jake Evans, Kirby Dach, Alexandre Carrier, and Juraj Slafkovsky also found the net. Brock Nelson, Joel Kiviranta, and Ross Colton scored for Colorado. Jakub Dobes made 26 saves for Montreal, while Scott Wedgewood took the loss for the Avalanche. The game featured a fun nod to the past, with Colorado wearing powder-blue Quebec Nordiques jerseys. Checkout Solipillow.com

2026-01-3001 min

Here Before, Hear Now Salish School of SpokaneLaRae Wiley and Chris Park are the founders of the Salish School of Spokane. LaRae is a member of the Colville Confederated Tribes. She and her husband Chris then made a huge life change to become fluent in her native language with the goal of creating more fluent speakers. From selling their house, to living undocumented in Canada with a fluent elder, their dreams have now become a reality.

2026-01-1421 min

Here Before, Hear Now Tami Shirley – Award-winning Native American EducatorTami Shirley has been chosen as the 2025 National Johnson-O’Malley Association Teacher of the Year for the Southwest At-Large Region. She works in the Chandler Unified School District helping Native students. Hear her insight on the state of Native education in this latest conversation.

2025-12-2226 min

Here Before, Hear Now Gallup, New Mexico’s first "Diné" councilwomanSierra Yazzie Asamoa-Tutu has just been elected to serve on Gallup City Council for District 2. She says she’ll be the first Diné woman to serve on the council. She talks to Colton about why she decided to run and how she’ll use her Diné perspective and background as a social worker to serve the small, historic city.

2025-11-2630 min

Here Before, Hear Now Rock Your Mocs“Rock Your Mocs” is a social media event that was started by Jessica Atsye from Laguna Pueblo in New Mexico. What started as a small thing among friends has flourished globally. It’s a call for Native people to wear their moccasins, traditional footwear, in a show of cultural pride during November’s Native American Heritage Month.

2025-11-1311 min

Here Before, Hear Now Chickasaw author Mary Ruth BarnesMary Ruth Barnes discusses her latest novel “Where Birds Land.” The story details Barnes family history of her great-grandmother, Ella, living in Indian Territory as Oklahoma was becoming a state. She navigates legal battles in fighting for land as she deals with crooked businessman.

2025-11-0327 min

Here Before, Hear Now Canadian Film Director Eva ThomasEva Thomas is a Canadia First Nations filmmaker and screenwriter who is from Tucson, Ariz. Her new film “Nika & Madison” just had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in September. The movie explores the lives of two Canadian indigenous women on the run from authorities. It explores sexual assault and the criminal justice system through an indigenous person’s lens. Eva talks to Colton about the shift in natives and indigenous representation in film from “leather and feathers” to more complex characters.

2025-10-0127 min

Here Before, Hear Now Conversation with retired Indigenous Affairs reporter Shondiin SilversmithShondiin Silversmith is hanging up her reporter hat as she enters the world of academia. She’s reported on indigenous affairs for the bulk of career. Shondiin talks with Colton about career highlights and what’s next.

2025-09-1539 min

Here Before, Hear Now Schools with Native names and imagery as mascotColton speaks with Ohio Capital Journal reporter Megan Henry in her investigation into Ohio schools that use Native American tribal names or imagery as mascots. She found more than 80 schools use them as many states come up with laws to limit or ban this kind of usage.

2025-09-1016 min

Here Before, Hear Now Checking in with filmmaker Natalie BenallyNatalie Benally is an OG guest from Colton’s first podcast. From her first interview back in the pandemic, Natalie has added numerous titles to her resume. On top of a recurring role on AMC’s Dark Winds, she now has two films she’s written on the film festival circuit. Listen to the two catch up and talk about her new endeavors.

2025-08-2541 min

Here Before, Hear Now Jourdan Bennett-Begaye, ICT Managing EditorJourdan Bennett-Begaye is the first female to become managing editor of ICT News (formerly Indian Country Today). From the Navajo Nation, Jourdan is now based in Washington, D.C. She talks about coverage in Indian Country and the stories that need attention ahead of the Indigenous Journalist Association annual conference.

2025-08-1234 min

Here Before, Hear Now White Mountain Apache teens compete nationally to highlight MMIWStudents Imani Haven and Carmen Thompson from Dishchii'bikoh Community School are competing in the National History Day. They have advanced to the national competition, using the platform as a way to spread awareness for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women crisis. The students centered their research on Emily Pike, a young Indigenous girl whose life was taken way too soon, to bring attention to the issue. Their teacher Jeron Valasco has been their sponsor.

2025-06-0625 min

Here Before, Hear Now Shonie De La Rosa on his new film “The Arrangement”Shonie De La Rosa is a Native filmmaker who directed “The Arrangement.” The romantic comedy centers on the Navajo culture and arranged marriage with the actors speaking primarily in the Navajo language. The film was supported by Navajo Nation Film to help preserve and revitalize the language.

2025-05-2427 min

Here Before, Hear Now Alaska’s Vanishing Native VillagesArizona-based journalist Patty Talahongva (Hopi) and ASU Howard Center for Investigative Reporting professor Lauren Mucciolo go in-depth on the crisis many Native Alaska villages are facing amid rising temperatures and the fight for survival and relocation. The work culminates in the FRONTLINE/PBS documentary “Alaska’s Vanishing Native Villages” which will air on Earth Day, April 22.

2025-04-1421 min

Here Before, Hear Now Haagua: An Indigenous Surf FilmShuuluk Leo-Retz (Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Nation), an ASU alumnus and starring cast member of Haagua: "An Indigenous Surf Film," explores indigenous culture, surfing, and the importance of water.

2025-03-3120 min

Here Before, Hear Now Brian Young and Healer of the Water MonsterAuthor Brian Young (Navajo) talks about his books for young adult readers that explore Navajo identity paying homage to tradition in modern times. The two-time Ivy League grad discusses Native representation in media and his refusal to water down his work to appeal to a broader audience.

2025-03-2428 min

Here Before, Hear Now Contemporary Indigenous Art takes over Scottsdale Ferrari Art WeekThomas “Breeze” Marcus is an artist whose murals are displayed all over the Phoenix area. He was raised on the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Reservation. “Breeze” ties his modern graffiti art displays with ties to cultural art elements. A featured artists at Scottsdale Ferrari Art Week (March 20-23), he tackles new-wave A.I. (American Indian) art.

2025-03-1720 min

Here Before, Hear Now Mass federal layoffs impact Indian Country’s higher learning institutionsPearl Yellowman (Diné) was the Vice President of Operations at Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute in Albuquerque, N.M. She recently found herself on the list of layoffs at the school, SIPI, among 20 others. Yellowman talks about the impact of cuts to higher learning and Native American students. [We’ve reached out to SIPI’s current leadership for comment, we’ll update when we get a response.]

2025-03-0320 min

Lovecars On the Grid. Global Motorsport Podcast CRAZY CADILLAC CRASH! WEC, NASCAR, MOTOGP, INDYCAR, AND MUCH MORE!Buckle up and join motorsport icons Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman on On The Grid, the premier global motorsport podcast that takes you inside the most exhilarating racing action from around the world. Each week, we travel the globe to bring you comprehensive coverage, expert analysis, and unmissable highlights from the weekend’s top motorsport events. Whether you’re passionate about endurance racing, two-wheeled thrills, open-wheel battles, or the raw power of stock cars, On The Grid delivers it all with the insider knowledge and infectious enthusiasm that only Tiff and Paul can provide.In this jam...

2025-03-0344 min

Here Before, Hear Now San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe water and reservation rightsFederal Indian Law Attorney Julia Kolsrud discusses the tribe’s quest to gain crucial and much-needed resources in what would be the largest tribal water settlement in U.S. history.

2025-02-2420 min

Here Before, Hear Now Melanie HenshawMelanie Henshaw (Muscogee Nation) is an indigenous affairs reporter for InvestigateWest. Her recent reporting focuses on Colville tribal members facing higher than average medical debt for bills that aren’t even theirs to pay.

2025-01-2819 min

Here Before, Hear Now Miss Navajo Nation Alyson ShirleyFormer Miss Navajo Nation Alyson Shirley recently graduated from Arizona State University with her Master’s degree in Global Health. She plans to work with tribal member to address health disparities and inequities when it comes to HIV and STIs. Shirley also talks about her reign as Miss Navajo.

2025-01-1424 min

Here Before, Hear Now Gary FarmerGary Farmer is an actor, musician, and activist whose made a career in indigenous media. His performances in television and film have received rave reviews. The1989 film “Powwow Highway”, in which he stars, was just inducted into the Library of Congress National Film Registry.

2025-01-0325 min

Here Before, Hear Now Native American Child Protection Act with Rep. Ruben GallegoRep. Ruben Gallego joins Colton to discuss the Native American Child Protection Act.

2024-12-2313 min

Here Before, Hear Now Jeffrey Lazos-Fern Jeffrey Lazos-Fern is the marketing consultant for Arizona American Indian Tourism Association. This year he's had a major hand in putting together the Arizona Indigenous Food Symposium taking place in Old Town Scottsdale mid November. There will be a heavy focus on food sovereignty, environmental justice, as well as preserving cultural food practices. He shares how the indigenous culinary scene has grown in recent years.

2024-11-0424 min

Here Before, Hear Now Alana Yazzie: The Fancy Navajo Alana Yazzie, aka The Fancy Navajo, is a Diné chef. She started posting recipes online about a decade ago and has cultivated a huge following on social media. Her first cookbook "The Modern Navajo Kitchen" will be released on October 8th. She shares recipes that highlight her Navajo culture.

2024-09-2320 min

Here Before, Hear Now Davina Two Bears, PhD – Diné ArchaeologistDr. Two Bears is from the Navajo Nation. She brings a native perspective to archaeology, most recently recovering and recording information on federal Indian boarding schools. Her most recent work profiles the tribal response to the boarding Indian schools with its own community schools that heavily promote and teach Navajo language and culture.

2024-08-2628 min

Here Before, Hear Now Patty Talahongva Patty Talahongva is a Hopi journalist whose made her career in the television news industry. She’s currently working on a book focusing on Indian Boarding Schools using her first-hand experience at the Phoenix Indian School.

2024-07-2927 min

Here Before, Hear Now Chelsea CurtisChelsea Curtis is a Navajo journalist currently working for AZ Luminaria. She is currently focusing her reporting on the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Two-Spirit and Transgender People crisis through a new grant. Chelsea is currently building a database of these cases and profiling victims, their families and advocates. She hopes data will spur change.

2024-06-0729 min

Here Before, Hear Now The Legacy of Hastin Taadidiin Logan Tsinigine details his great-great grandfather Hastin Taadidiin’s life story in the new documentary Bad Indian. It focuses on Taadiiin’s story of survival amid the forced relocation of Navajo people during the “Long Walk” by hiding in Antelope Canyon on the Navajo Nation. Tsinigine details Taadidiin’s story and also shares how his legacy in the canyon lives on to this day with Taadidiin Tours.

2024-05-1332 min

Here Before, Hear Now Arlyssa Becenti – Journalist Arlyssa is a member of the Navajo Nation. She’s the breaking news editor and indigenous affairs reporter for The Arizona Republic. She has over a decade of experience covering Navajo Nation. She talks to Colton about her journey into journalism and about her reporting process.

2024-04-1530 min

Here Before, Hear Now Connor Chee – Classical Pianist A member of the Navajo Nation, Connor Chee is a classically-trained pianist and composer. He blends his skills on the piano with his cultural heritage. He made his Carnegie Hall debut at 12 years old, and he currently has four studio albums out.

2024-04-0122 min

Here Before, Hear Now Dr. Yvette Brown-ShirleyDr. Yvette Brown-Shirley is a member of the Navajo Nation who is a sports neurologist at Barrow Neurological Institute. Her passion is building relationships with Native American communities to address neurologic health inequities.

2024-03-1828 min

Here Before, Hear Now Natalie Benally - Actor/Dancer/Writer Natalie Benally is a Native artist who has graced the small and silver screen. She's currently based in Santa Fe, New Mexico with several projects under her belt and more in the works.

2024-02-2229 min

LOA Today - Your Daily Dose Of Happy The Magic Lives OnRock Legends Live Again in Captivating Novel In a lively interview with LOA Today, author Kyle Wiltshire illuminated how his debut novel "Dead Rockstars" breathes new life into iconic musicians. By imagining Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, and Janis Joplin faking their deaths to become covert operatives, Kyle conjures a universe where rock stardom meets espionage. With infectious passion, Kyle recounted the idea's genesis from musing on plane crashes lost to swamps and time. "That'd be a good way to fake a death," he pondered, sparking visions realized through decades of friendship with co-author Jay Watson.

2024-02-191h 01

Here Before, Hear Now Miss Indian Arizona Laney LupeLaney Lupe is from the White Mountain Apache Tribe. She was crowned Miss Indian Arizona in October 2023. Her mission as part of her reign is to visit all 22 tribal nations in Arizona to promote a healthy, active lifestyle.

2024-02-0528 min

Here Before, Hear Now Hosava Kretzmann - Elite Runner Hosava Kretzmann (Navajo/Hopi) has dreams of competing in the Olympics as a marathon runner, as he was the first American to finish at the 2023 LA Marathon. He points to his culture and background as to what inspires him.

2024-01-1629 min

Here Before, Hear Now Royale Da Colton speaks with Albuquerque news anchor Royale Da (San Ildefsono Pubelo). She talks about how her culture and background influences her reporting and community involvement.

2023-12-1926 min

Here Before, Hear Now Charley HoganCharley Hogan is a Navajo actress who stars in the movie “Frybread Face and Me”. It’s a coming-of-age movie about a family on the Navajo reservation, and it premieres on Netflix November 24.

2023-11-2329 min

Here Before, Hear Now Aaron YazzieNavajo mechanical engineer Aaron Yazzie talks about his upbringing and how it lead him to a career at NASA and their mission to Mars.

2023-11-2226 min

Here Before, Hear Now Michael Allison Michael Alison, former Native American liaison to AZDH, explains tribal health inequities and the policies in place to address them.

2023-11-1335 min

Here Before, Hear Now Amy Denet DealColton Shone talks to Amy Denet Deal, the founder of 4KINSHIP, an organization helping indigenous communities.

2023-10-2629 min

Here Before, Hear Now UNITY LeadersFour tribal youth leaders from UNITY (United National Indian Tribal Youth) come together to talk about issues that are important to their separate regions of the country.

2023-09-2035 min

Here Before, Hear Now News Anchor Aliyah ChavezMs. Chavez is the international news anchor for Indian Country Today’s newscast. Broadcast on over 100 public TV station around the world, her reporting focuses on Indigenous issues. She talks about her background being from Santo Domingo Pueblo in New Mexico and how her upbringing is see in her storytelling.

2023-09-1330 min

Here Before, Hear Now The First Lady of the Navajo Nation Jasmine Blackwater-NygrenMrs. Blackwater-Nygren is the First Lady of the Navajo Nation. A lawyer and former state lawmaker, she now advocates for Navajo people. She also sits on the state’s newly created Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women taskforce.

2023-09-0628 min

Here Before, Hear Now Filmmaker Billy LutherMr. Luther is from the Navajo, Hopi and Acoma tribes. Based in California, he’s a filmmaker with several projects under his direction. His latest film, “Frybread Face and Me” is a coming-of-age story of a little boy who spends time on the Navajo reservation.

2023-08-2934 min

Light on the Path LIGHT ON THE PATH PODCAST: Godliness shines the brightest under oppositionToday we are in 1 Samuel 1, and will be looking at the testimony of an extraordinary woman. A woman whose godliness shone so brightly in, what could have been, very troubling circumstances. Thank you for joining us for this latest Bible Study that took place in the pulpit of East Side Baptist Church, or in the Podcast studio of "Light on the Path". Either way we hope you were able to understand the truth from God's Word that has been taught and discussed. Would you consider being our guest this Sunday? We are located at 220 Colton Ave, Thomasville...

2023-07-2422 min