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A freedom of speech discussion on the issue of Columbus Day and what it represents. Is it extreme activism to oppose the holiday? #IndigenousPeoplesDay2020
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Host Sanakori will be discussing the ancestral view point of the human person. Special hostess- Stephanie Sky will join the discussing.
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Sanakori will be joined by Spooky Lou and Stephanie Sky to discussed the phenomenon of UFOs over the Caribbean islands.
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Special guest, Spooky Lou, will guide the discussion on the question of why there are so many UFO sightings over Puerto Rico
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A historical revisit of the murder of the unknown Cacike of Saona Island, Kiskeya/Aití
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Highlighting the work of Taíno women in the various communities. Ms.Stephanie Bailey of Nitu Taíno and Kiama Hinaru of Alís Blends will be in the cyber studio discussing their works. Guazabara Taino Radio on... more
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An open discussion about the Star People and the Taino Creation stories. Did the ancient Taino make contact with the Star People as recorded by other tribes. Paranormal investigator, Spooky Lou, will join me in opening up this discussion.
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A discussion on the Post-1492 Spanish Invasion and the birth of a Resistence. Today's show will continue a discussion of the rise of Taino freedom fighters in the age of the Taino-Spanish Wars.
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An introductory discussion on the heroics of the ancient Taino leaders. Do we know who they are? Who were the warriors that confronted the destructive forces of the Invasion of 1492 and beyond??
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Part 4 of Guazábara training on the Taíno way.
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