Shane Weeks's guest appearances

Shane Weeks

Sundays On The East End

Heart of the East End

Spirit of Leadership with Megan Chaskey

Scott Bluedorn

Amy Zerner

Marissa Bridge

Minerva Perez

James Banks

Bonnie Cannon

Bridget Fleming

Bob DeLuca

Nicole Delma

ANDREA GROVER

Judy Carmichael

Kate Mueth

Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan

David Falkowski

Julie Andrews

OwlTail

David Nichtern

Shane Weeks, Thoughtful Thursday Underwritten by Guild HallAuthor Shane Weeks comes on-air with Gianna Volpe to discuss his brand-new book “Good Neighbors: A Shinnecock History from A Shinnecock Perspective.” He covers a number of topics, including the tactics and tools used through institutionalized colonialism—Occupation of land, division and separation of peoples into groups, and the false narrative that a blood quotum is associated with tribal memberships—to systematically erase and claim extinction upon certain peoples/ways of life. He talks about remaining quite alive and well throughout native America, how the Metahuock creation stories and ways of life are emblematic of sustainabilities sorely needed in a time of climate crisis, how research led the author to uncover a native language he thought had been lost, how the Shinnecock are one of the few federally recognized tribes to have retained their aboriginal land title, why it’s insulting to native people to wear traditional adornments like headdresses, the heart-breaking idea of the “good neighbor” and more. Find Shane Weeks’ “Good neighbor: A Shinnecock History from a Shinnecock Perspective” on Shane’s website: bzihiki.com or on blurb.comDavid Nichtern, HOTsounds Underwritten by William RIS GalleryComposer and Buddhist teacher David Nichtern comes on-air with Gianna Volpe to play two tracks from Dharma Moon Orchestra’s brand-new record Pandemoonia, which was made at Monk Music Studio. He explains how the record, an orchestral representation of pandemic life, came out “like an egg” amidst the two-year period where David, like the world at large, was at home. You can find Pandemoonia on Spotify, Apple Music and on the handy archive of today’s playlist!

Shane Weeks, Thoughtful Thursday Underwritten by Guild HallAuthor <a href="https://bizhiki.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Shane Weeks</a> comes on-air with Gianna Volpe to discuss his brand-new book “Good Neighbors: A Shinnecock History from A Shinnecock Perspective.” He covers a number of topics, including the tactics and tools used through institutionalized colonialism—Occupation of land, division and separation of peoples into groups, and the false narrative that a blood quotum is associated with tribal memberships—to systematically erase and claim extinction upon certain peoples/ways of life. He talks about remaining quite alive and well throughout native America, how the Metahuock creation stories and ways of life are emblematic of sustainabilities sorely needed in a time of climate crisis, how research led the author to uncover a native language he thought had been lost, how the Shinnecock are one of the few federally recognized tribes to have retained their aboriginal land title, why it’s insulting to native people to wear traditional adornments like headdresses, the heart-breaking idea of the “good neighbor” and more. Find Shane Weeks’ “Good neighbor: A Shinnecock History from a Shinnecock Perspective” on Shane’s website: <a href="https://bizhiki.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">bzihiki.com</a> or on <a href="https://www.blurb.com/b/11086916-good-neighbors-a-shinnecock-history-from-a-shinne" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">blurb.com</a>David Nichtern, HOTsounds Underwritten by <a href="http://www.williamris.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">William RIS Gallery</a>Composer and Buddhist teacher <a href="https://davidnichtern.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">David Nichtern</a> comes on-air with Gianna Volpe to play two tracks from Dharma Moon Orchestra’s brand-new record Pandemoonia, which was made at Monk Music Studio. He explains how the record, an orchestral representation of pandemic life, came out “like an egg” amidst the two-year period where David, like the world at large, was at home. You can find Pandemoonia on Spotify, Apple Music and on the handy archive of today’s playlist!

April 7th, 2022 - Shane Weeks; David Nichtern

Shane Weeks Bizhiki Nibauit Standing Buffalo. Artist, Activist, and a student of his culture as a member of the Shinnecock Nation. He serves as a bridge between his community of Shinnecock and communities abroad.  Website: Www.bizhiki.com

Shane Weeks Bizhiki Nibauit Standing Buffalo. Artist, Activist, and a student of his culture as a member of the Shinnecock Nation. He serves as a bridge between his community of Shinnecock and communities abroad. Website: <a href="http://www.bizhiki.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Www.bizhiki.com</a>

Shane Weeks / Standing Buffalo

Bridget LeRoy

Alec Sokolow

Shane is a member of the Shinnecock Nation, and currently a member of the Southampton Town Arts and Culture Committee, Watermill Center Fellowship Committee, Shinnecock Nation Natural Resource Committee, and the Shinnecock Nation Cultural Committee. He is also an artist, traditional dancer, traditional drummer, hunter, and fisherman, and gives presentations on Shinnecock life, history, and culture wherever he can, around the U.S. and elsewhere.

Shane is a member of the Shinnecock Nation, and currently a member of the Southampton Town Arts and Culture Committee, Watermill Center Fellowship Committee, Shinnecock Nation Natural Resource Committee, and the Shinnecock Nation Cultural Committee. He is also an artist, traditional dancer, traditional drummer, hunter, and fisherman, and gives presentations on Shinnecock life, history, and culture wherever he can, around the U.S. and elsewhere.

WPPB | Guest Shane Weeks | Hosts: Bridget LeRoy & Alec Sokolow | 10/6/2018