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Indian Country Today will post its weekday newscast at 4 p.m. Eastern time on our platform.

Each Friday is a reporters' roundtable to discuss the coverage of COVID-19 and its impact on Indian Country. Today's guests are Chris Johnson, a reporter for Kalihwisaks, the newspaper for the Oneida Nation in Wisconsin, and Joaqlin Estus, national correspondent for Indian Country Today. Estus is based in Anchorage. 

Washington Editor Jourdan Bennett-Begaye reports the updated COVID-19 numbers in Indian Country.

The host of the program is Patty Talahongva, executive producer of Indian Country Today.

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Campaigns, elections and activism

Today on our newscast we have Debbie Nez-Manuel, she is the Democratic National Committee woman and Indian Country Today's Mary Annette Pember

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Dean Seneca: ‘Optimistic’ tribes are stepping up to the plate during pandemic

Today on our newscast we have Dean Seneca, chief executive officer of Seneca Scientific Solutions Plus; plus Indian Country Today's Dalton Walker

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Healing through humor with Tatanka Means

Actor and comedian Tatanka Means reflects on healing with laughter in a Native way amidst the COVID-19 pandemic

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Po'pay's Rebellion, also known as the Pueblo Revolt of 1680

Indian Country Today Newscast on Monday, August 10 with guest Matthew Martinez, along with ICT national correspondent Dalton Walker

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The state of Native media

On Monday Aug. 10, watch the debut of our new set at the Phoenix Indian School Visitor Center.

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Protecting Oak Flat, Mount Graham

Indian Country Today Newscast on Thursday, August 6 with guests Wendsler Nosie Sr. and Báásé Pike, along with ICT intern Meghan Sullivan

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The 'virtual' success of this years' Santa Fe Indian Market

Indian Country Today Newscast on Wednesday, August 5 with guests Kim Peone and Tim Blueflint Ramel, along with our reporter Aliyah Chavez

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Elders to Sealaska: 'It is your responsibility to ensure our cultural survival'

Indian Country Today Newscast on Tuesday, August 4 with guest Rosita Worl, and our national correspondent Joaqlin Estus

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Financial planning for the 'long-haul'

Indian Country Today Newscast on Monday, August 3 with guest Patrice Kunesh and our Reporter Dalton Walker

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Olympic Gold heals a broken soul

Indian Country Today newscast for Friday July 31 with guests Billy Mills and Phil Deloria

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