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KIDE-Hoopa 91.3 FM Tribally Owned and Operated Community Radio What's New this New Year?
The new Year 2012! This month we celebrate the 8th Annual Ya Xotch Xolik, People Telling Stories. This is one of our
favorite events. We provide a catered light meal with cookies and coffee, tea or juices. You provide the stories. At
previous events people shared old time stories, modern stories, poems, drum songs, and lessons about the web of life. People
told stories in their Native Language without interpretations. Some people even told jokes that needed no interpretations.
We give gifts to all story tellers, and the story tellers give their gift to all.
Speaking of 2012, we are trying to connect with a Mayan Priest to get the Mayan religion translation of what to expect this year 2012. The time of change is happening all around us. It is not at all as bad as some want you to think. Other things in the works this year: we are presenting our website as a audio exchange portal for other Native American radio stations. We have the technology in place, we only need other stations to use it. Look for more programs from Indian Country. We are getting more requests to Webcast our signal. It will be an added expense, but one worth a group effort. Listen for more details of what is needed to get KIDE on the Web.
Thank you for visiting our website. We have updated our Program Grid. Be sure to check the Community Calendar of Events area often to find out what is happening. And check out the PSA section in case you didn't hear a message on-the-air.
Mission Statement: KIDE is in the business of promoting Social Change and advocating Environmental Justice. KIDE programming and outreach activities encourage a healthy quality of life. As a Native owned radio station KIDE has a special responsibility to reflect the values of Native culture and address Native and tribal issues, while still serving listeners from all parts of the local community.
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