This site contains riffle areas and large pockets of still water. Various water quality indicators are examined. We talk to Fox Running, a Quinnipiac Medicine Man, about legends and stories from this area.
Categories: Education
Tags: Birds, cold, east, indians, Mill, Quinnipiac, river, rock, school, Spring
That’s What B Said: A Cleveland-based sports podcast hosted by Brittany Mollis and Brianna Rust. Every week the Bs will break down the latest trending topics in the sports world with a special focus on Cleveland. From the Browns to the Cavs to the Indians – That’s What B Said will keep you entertained and informed on all things Cleveland!
Categories: Sports
Tags: browns, Cavs, cleveland browns, Cleveland Cavaliers, Cleveland Indians, indians
How many western radio programs can you recall if any? Can you recall two, ten, or fifteen of them. How about twenty titles? Well, there were more than thirty different radio westerns that aired over the years. Some have become an example of radio excellence and others just memories. Each week we will be covering some of the most popular westerns and many that have faded into distance memories. Join me as we relive radio westerns that entertain many a young child with adventure on Western Wednesday.
Categories: Kids & Family, TV & Film
Tags: calvary, classic, cowboy, forts, History, indians, Movies, Podcast, Soldiers, trains, video, vintage, wagon, western, westward
Learn about the animals of this remarkable island. Nick Bellatoni, the State Archeologist tells about the animals of long ago. We’ll talk to Ben Breton, from the New Haven Historical Society about the importance of animals to the native people who lived on the island. Fox Running, the Quinnipiac Medicine Man will share an animal legend. Naturalist Lucian Bouffard will discuss ecosystems, foodwebs, and the unusual mix of habitats on such a small island.
Categories: Education
Tags: cold, ecosystems, Food, Grannis, habitats, indians, island, Quinnipiac, school, Spring, webs
This site is where it all begins, the headwaters of the Mill River. Hear about the Quinnipiac legend of Sleeping Giant, the unusual birds that can be seen in these woods, and the diverse and plentiful wildlife that lives here. Historian Bob Gryswecz talks about changes in the path of the river and how people have used it.
Categories: Education
Tags: cold, east, geology, indians, Mill, Quinnipiac, river, rock, school, Spring, west
Learn about the history of this remarkable island. Nick Bellatoni, the State Archeologist talks about geological changes that have taken place on the island. We’ll talk to Ben Breton, from the New Haven Historical Society about the native people who lived on the island. Fox Running, the Quinnipiac Medicine Man will share legends and his hopes for the future.
Categories: Education
Tags: geology, Grannis, indians, island, Quinnipiac
Because of a large variety of habitats, Grannis Island has a diverse population of birds. Dr. Celia Lewis will be our guide as we quietly make our way out to the island. She will explain how birds play and important role in the health of the Grannis Island ecosystem. Lucian Bouffard will tell us how some species of birds were introduced. The Quinnipiac Medicine Man, Fox Running, will talk about the birds that once lived on the island.
Categories: Education
Tags: Birds, cold, Grannis, habitats, indians, island, osprey, Quinnipiac, school, Spring
Life, love, lust are a roller coaster, but have no fear: Irrepressible siblings, Prem + Rogue, are here to help you navigate the winding turns of love, sex and desi dating. With their differing takes on relationships, their vast dating experience, and their wise ass comments, NO subject is taboo and nothing is off limits. Episodes come out weekly. Topics are intended for mature audiences, mostly urban desis (yes, NRI’s you, too!) but the experiences are universal so whoever you are, join us.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: advice, agony, aunt, dating, Desi, India, indians, love, sex, urban
The WFNY Podcast Network is the podcast home of Craig Lyndall, the Dery Brothers Guardians Podcast, the WFNY CornerCast, the WFNY CavsCast, and many more. We are a part of the Evergreen Podcast Network.
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: browns, buckeyes, cavaliers, cleveland, Culture, indians, ohio, POP, SPorts, state
A Native American’s commentary of all things cigar related including history, reviews, and experiences. Additional blog posts and podcasts may cover associated topics of beer, wine, and music and their relevance to cigar enthusiasts. Sponsored by Cigars and More of Trussville (Birmingham) Alabama
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: americans, Beer, cigar, cigars, indians, jazz, native, smokes, stores, wine
Share my research journey as I make my way through the many sources of information newly available about the Carlisle Indian Industrial School. Founded in 1879, Carlisle was the first off-reservation government-sponsored boarding school for Native Americans. I will be examining documentation chronologically and sharing the stories, facts, and insights I discover about the school, its staff, and most importantly, its students.
Categories: History, Society & Culture
Tags: boarding schools, indians, Native Americans
Do people that speak English receive better opportunities in life than those who don’t? How essential is fluency in English when pursuing an occupation in the current climate? In this collection we consider these questions in developing job markets such as Malaysia and China, amongst other countries. This series of films explores the relationship between speaking the English language and establishing yourself within a successful career domestically or internationally, as well as examining the economic and social divisions that can be caused when only certain groups of people are given access to English. This material forms part of The Open University course U214 Worlds of English.
Categories: Education
Tags: chemistry, english, foreign, independence, indians, Kannada, native, oxford, post graduate, research, school, state language, unifying