Veteran Voices of Norhtern Minnesota is a Series that captures the voices and stories of veterans from northern Minnesota . Most of the stories in this series feature Anishinabee Veterans.

“Old-Time” is a term broadly used in that it depends on the age of the one who is describing the topic at hand. As for this show, and the music represented, it could be any sound from the mid-nineteenth century through the 1960s, as well as, music from current artists today who have an “old-time” sound.

In this series you will here the voices of our Traditional healers, Drum keepers, Dancers, Spiritual adviser,Pow Wow people and others important to our culture to bring forth the beauty of Ojbwe Traditions.

This series of programs covers The Blues genre in its entirety, starting with music from the early 20th century through today. Host, Mr. Jack has been studying the history of blues for well over 30 years and has a large collection of Blues Music that he will be sharing with listeners as he adds some interesting historical facts behind the music, the artists and the songs. This Project focuses on Blues in Minensota. This project is made possible by a grant from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.

Join Roodie, your Foodie on Duty as she talks with Mn Chefs and Food Lovers....hear stories, recipes and food tips from food lovers, chefs and restaurant owners from around the great state.....

Ojibwe Phrases of the Day from KKWE Niijii Radio....

Hosted by The White Earth Land Recovery Project Maplelag Resort, Callaway Mn March 2nd-5th 2017

Held September 24th and 25th, 2016 in Detroit Lakes, Mn.

These shows were recorded LIVE from the Circle of LIfe Academy in White Earth, Mn. The COLA Student Council runs this show in total. Great work to the staff and students at Circle of LIfe Academy!!

Live music events hosted by KKWE 90.9fm Niijii Radio in towns across our listening area....

Elders Speak: Listen to Them

DEBWE Youth and Family Center is in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. DEBWE and KKWE Niijii Radio have collaborated to bring the community cultural classes to people who are interested in learning Traditional Ways. Some of the classes include bead work, moccasin making and regalia making.

A virtual gathering place to learn about pregnancy, birth and early parenting from Anishinaabe community members, birth workers and keepers of First Nations traditional knowledge about birth.

It's time to go outside. Let Ranger Kelly take you into the pine forest to hear the song of the Tamarac National Wildlife.

“Honor the Earth Environmental Features” is a program which highlights pressing environmental issues, the impact they create, and solutions to environmental crises. We are interested in how the listener can become involved.