Be sure to catch a special encore final episode of Good Medicine, this Friday evening at 6pm. Host Roya Taylor has these special parting words for KFAI listeners:
“For the last two years I’ve brought you the best of Native Creatives across Turtle Island in the arts and entertainment fields. Before that I spent seven years as Host of INDIGENEITY RISING and Co-Host of FIRST PERSON RADIO.
It’s been my privilege and pleasure to present and share with you local and national Native American Peoples’ lives and their cultures. I hope it has been informative and helpful to you my listening audience. I’ve certainly enjoyed and been honored to do so.
I want to thank my family, spouse and children, who have supported, encouraged and inspired me during this time. And, occasionally been a guest with me on my shows! Without them I wouldn’t have been able to do this important work.
A big shout out to all the volunteers, staff, trainers, board members and financial supporters who I’ve been associated with at KFAI. Most notably, Dale Connelly, Leah Honsky, Robert Pilot, Mason Butler, Miguel Vargas and Nora Doherty. And, the wonderful mentor to me, Laura Waterman Wittstock who brought me into KFAI.
Finally, I want to acknowledge all the community members, artists and newsmakers who have kindly shared their time and talents on-air with me and with you.
I’ll be around KFAI as an off-air volunteer and supporter. I’ll look forward to seeing many of you at the the station. Until then, keep making that Good Medicine and sharing it with each other.“
Stay tuned for more details about KFAI’s newest program, Medicine Bundle, hosted by Deanna StandingCloud, making it’s debut on Friday, February 14th, 6pm-7pm.