On Friday, September 14th at 8:30 a.m. PDT/11:30 a.m. EDT, I will be interviewed on KUYI Hopi Radio about my upcoming bike ride to raise $10,000 for the Hopi Cancer Assistance Fund. The interview will also include Monica Navumsa, Executive Director of the Hopi Foundation and Gloria Lomaheftewa from the Hopi Cancer Assistance Fund. KUYI will stream the interview live online.
The radio station has created a promotional ad that it has been airing about the interview. If you're a Queen fan, you will want to listen :-)
About KUYI
KUYI Hopi Radio is a nonprofit, community supported station. "Kuyi" (pronounced KUU-yi) is Hopi for "water". Water is life and as
such KUYI is an integral part of life on the Hopi reservation. Run by a small station staff and many volunteers, KUYI not only
provides a window on the world through its affiliations with Native
Voice One and NPR, but also broadcasts a wide, eclectic variety of
music. Serving the Hopi Reservation, Flagstaff, Tuba City, Winslow and
the I-40 corridor.
Hopi Radio provides a new way of Hopi storytelling, an age-old
tradition. Its mission is to have a positive effect on the lives of the people
living on the Hopi Reservation and in surrounding communities through
the public discussion of issues and events that will enlighten the
community. Hopi Radio reaffirms and respects tradition by preserving the Hopi language and
culture in a contemporary context.
Kun da Sen Ge De fr Randall Mahle and Tewa People we will keep you in our Prayers.
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