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Audio recordings are an essential means of communication and collaboration between the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI), Native and indigenous people of the Western Hemisphere and Hawai‘i, and the general public. Recordings are supported at the NMAI by the Community and Constituent Services Department. The department’s staff works with Native and indigenous organizations and professionals to produce audio programs, products, and services that are informative, educational, and entertaining. At the same time, NMAI recordings uphold a long tradition of preserving Native oral history. The NMAI offers live radio broadcasts, audio recordings, and a radio series.

Download or listen to NMAI audio recordings below. CD copies of these recordings are also available to radio stations upon request, while supplies last.

National Museum of the American Indian
Smithsonian Institution
Cultural Resources Center
Community and Constituent Services Department
4220 Silver Hill Road
Suitland, MD 20746-2863

Phone: 301-238-1544
Fax: 301-238-3200

In keeping with established practice on the World Wide Web, the NMAI website incorporates links to other sites that may be useful and interesting to visitors. The establishment of these links, however, does not imply the museum’s endorsement. In addition, because it is in the nature of the Internet environment for sites to change content and design frequently, and for url addresses to become defunct, the museum cannot take responsibility for any material that is not directly part of its own website.

• Native Media and Organizations
• Native American Journalists Association
• Native American media resources (click on Media for a complete list)
• Native American Public Radio
• North American Indian Radio Online
• Turtle Island Native Network
• The Vision Maker

• Native Radio Programming
• Native American and public radio stations that carry Native American programming:
• The Center for Native American Public Radio
• Aboriginal Voices Radio, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• American Indian Radio on Satellite (AIROS), Lincoln, Nebraska
• Canada First Native Radio (CFNR), Terrace, British Columbia, Canada
• CFWE, Alberta, Canada
• CKON, Rooseveltown, New York
• KBBI, Homer, Alaska
• KBRW,* Barrow, Alaska
• KGOU, Norman, Oklahoma
• KGVA, Fort Belknap, Montana
• KIDE, Hoopa, California
• KILI, Porcupine, South Dakota
• KLND, Little Eagle, South Dakota
• KNBA,* Anchorage, Alaska
• KOTZ,* Kotzebue, Alaska
• KPBX and KSFC, Spokane, Washington
• KRBD,* Ketchikan, Alaska
• KRZA, Alamosa, Colorado
• KSDP, Sand Point, Alaska
• KSHI, Zuni, New Mexico
• KSKO, McGrath, Alaska
• KSUT*, Ignacio, Colorado
• KUYI, Hotevilla, Arizona
• KWE,* Deseronto, Ontario, Canada
• KWSO, Warm Springs, Oregon
• KYUK, Bethel, Alaska
• KZUM, Lincoln, Nebraska
• Missinipi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
• Native Communications Incorporated (NCI), Winnepeg and Thompson, Manitoba, Canada
• Native Networks, National Museum of the American Indian
• Native Voice One
• Wawatay Native Communications Society, a network of 43 communities in Ontario, Canada
• WOJB,* Hayward, Wisconsin
• *American Indian Radio on Satellite [AIROS] affiliated radio stations that stream audio

• Latino Stations in the United States and Mexico
• Radio Bilingüe, Fresno, California
• Satelite Radio Bilingüe (SRB) affiliated stations

• To add or update a Native American radio station on our website, please contact:
• Native Radio Program
  Phone: 301-238-1544