Other Documentaries by Milt and Jamie Lee

All of the programs below are hour long public radio documentaries produced by award-winning producers, Milt and Jamie Lee. Each program delves deeply and personally into its subject.  Six of their shows were awarded a Golden Reel, the highest notice from The National Federation of Community Broadcasters.  

A Song for Wounded Knee
This hour long documentary explores the important events leading up the the takeover of Wound Knee Village by the American Indian Movement in 1973.  Hear the voices of the people who were there and affected by this "awakening of the sleeping red giant."
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The Search for Indian
In this award-winning program, Milt Lee follows his own adoption records and the adoption stories of other Native people lost to their culture.  This is a significant story for all who have been displaced.  Hear the many wonderful and painful stories of Native adoptees and how it shaped their lives.
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You Got to Have Heart
One of the rare programs produced by the Lee's that is not about Indian Country.  In this show, Milt and Jamie Lee follow their own spiritual and academic interest in whether the human heart is just a biological pump or the seat of the human soul.  Funded by the National Endowment of the Arts, the Lees wove music, poetry, and story through this fascinating story.
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Does Mother Earth Have AIDS?
In this surprising hour-long documentary, we hear from Native People all over the country who have struggled with--and learned from their experience with AIDS.  What began as an educational show soon became much, much more--a metaphysical loo
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The Black Hills--A Lakota Vision
This series of 4 half-hour programs explores the relationship the Lakota People have with the Black Hills of South Dakota.  The program traces both ceremony, tradition, politics and the loss of the Black Hills.  A powerful, award-winning program.
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The Shell Game
This show travels back to Jamie Lee's home territory on the Leech Lake Reservation in northern Minnesota.  The show explores the growth and the impact of Indian Gaming on the small reservation town of Cass Lake, MN.
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17.95