Native News & Events

Welcome to the Crosswinds Native News & Events Podcast, your source for Native news, cultural events, and community opportunities from across Oklahoma and Indian Country. In this special full pilot episode, hosts Russell Sun Eagle and Brittany Harlow share: July powwows and cultural events, including the Pawnee Veterans Homecoming , Quapaw Nation Powwow , Comanche Nation Homecoming Powwow , an...

The final segment of our Native News & Events Podcast preview series is here - and this one is all about YOU. Questions, comments, concerns? We invited our community to step up to the Crosswinds Open Mic, and you delivered. This week's episode features voices from across Indian Country, including Tulsa Indian Education Lead Resource Advisor Erin Parker, Okcate Smith McCommas of Scarlet Gar...

This week’s Native News & Events Podcast features the Crosswinds Community Bulletin. Join Russell Sun Eagle and Brittany Harlow as they share upcoming opportunities for community involvement across Tulsa and Native communities throughout June. From public meetings and elections to community gatherings and a listening session focused on a proposed Native American Community Center, this segment...

Segment 3 of the Native News & Events Podcast is now live! This week’s segment features a special Community Member Highlight. We’re grateful to David Hank Bible for speaking with Crosswinds News for the Talking Winds Podcast. As part of our podcast experiments, we’re sharing a sneak preview of that conversation through our new newscast-style series, Native News & Events. The full in-depth...

Segment 2 of the Native News & Events Podcast is here! This segment is Bulletin-style News Updates. Today’s topics include MMIP Awareness Day, Tribal Budget Cuts, the Voting Rights Act, NDN Girls Book Club Fest and Dance of the Two Moons.  Crosswinds News is testing new segments for a new podcast to help our communities stay up to date with the latest news and events happening across the heart...

A quick look at the cultural events coming up across Oklahoma this May