you are like the bomb you know! i am a big fan of your heartbeat alaska show thing mababer you know you are my hero jeanie greene you are my hero!!!!! you are the coolest woman of alaska besides oprah winfrey you know that right? ok well i got to go ill write to you later okay latez
Cherie Kasgnoc
Anchorage, AK US of A
* A Search Engine *
I just wanna say that I love to watch your show cause it's all about natives and what goes on in our everyday lives. My 2 year old son likes to watch Heartbeat when we do. He gets so excited to see and hear the native music. Keep up the good job making the show great. It feels real good to know that we have a show just for us. Think about making it an hour long sometime. :)
I always enjoy your program and it means so much to us
Alaska Natives. Our traditions and Cultures are so very valuable and with
your program you touch so many natives hearts with happiness. thank you
Jeannie
Jeannie- Just for you're information, I now have a new
email address since I am no longer employed with North Slope Borough, I am
now employed with Arctic Slope Regional Corporation. Thanks God bless and
good day. :-)
Looking to finish my writing
assignment for the "Institute of Children's Literature" I had an idea of a
city boy who finally gets to meet his cousin in a far away Alaskan town.
It just so happens I found the town of Kotzebue as my perfect place for a
city boy to visit. Thanks for being there. Have a great year.
Vernonda Hale juanitagirl@excite.com Window
Rock (Navajo Nation), Arizona USA * Television Show
*
Ya'at'eeh, Hello. I love watching your show
here on the Navajo Nation. It gives me an insight of the Alaskan Native
culture and tradition. You have a very rich traditional culture. I really
appreciate the positive connection that I see with each community who have
made it a top priority in re-teaching the young and old about their culture.
Thank
you, Ahe'hee.
ived loved your magazine since i found it in seattle
airport christmas 1994 the one with the huskies and santa on cover i tresure
and look at it often all the best for alaska magazine you must all be so
proud to be apart of such a fine recipe wishes and dreams come true calamity
jane byron bay nsw australia .
your show
is the highlight of my viewing tv. for christmas next year I would like to
see and hear silent night danced by Hooper Bay students in Eskimo dance.
Believe me it is something you will be proud to see. Get in touch with Maria
Green at Hooper Bay School. It is awesome. Keep up your good work. God
Bless you.
I love the show, being able to see into the lives of others in
Alaska I may never get to meet, seeing places I may never visit, and getting
a better understanding of how diverse the regions can be in climate, people
and politics.
Just to warn
all about entering your email address in any website guestbook.
Do you get emails promising you of untold fortunes from
wives/sons/accountants/lawyers of dead dictators from Nigeria/Ivory
Coast/South Africa/Angola/Namibia and other countries?
Here's how they get your email:
These are 419 Scammers (in this case), Mugu GuyMen, GuyMen or NDI Igbo
collect email addresses from guestbooks on websites.
In every Guestbook that has had emails collected you will see a guestbook
post from a 419 Scam Group.
Entries from Mugus or Mugu Guymen from Nigeria in a guest book indicate that
all the e-mail addresses are now in the hands of 419 scammers from countries
in West Africa. They're putting these warnings so that other 419 scammers
would not harvest the e-mails here. PLEASE THINK TWICE BEFORE PUTTING IN YOUR
E-MAIL ADDRESS IN GUEST BOOKS. If you need to contact the owner(s) of a
website, e-mail him/her/them directly.
Go to the: Google Search Engine and do a search of Guyman Nigeria. Try it and
you will find out that they are all over guestbooks they stake their claim
too.
I
have heard very good things about the television show through a friend of
mine in AK.I have always been enamoured with your part of the country, as
well as with N.A.culture. Is it possible to purchase DVD copies of any of
your programs? I would love to see them.
thankyou for all the shows that have showed me this
great state in a new and great prespective, i have moved to the state of
alaska , finaly a life long goal, and you and your show have made this
adventure so much better i'm looking foward to watching for the rest of my
life . Thankyou for all the hard work and dedication that you have put forth,
God Bless you greatly for your work, Bryan B. Harris
Huia Ngarangi Lambie huialambie@paradise.net.nz Wellington, Wellington Aotearoa/New Zealand * Word of
Mouth *
Kia Ora Koutou - Greetings to all
Fantastic to find this site.
Blessings to your elders, brothers and sisters and young people
Huia Ngarangi Lambie
Aotearoa/New Zealand
Cynthia Kaloke ckaloke@anmc.org Anchorage,
ak usa * Television Show *
Hi There thanks for all that native
communication!!
Never did find Charlie Richards music that good looking country native singer
;): Oh hey, can you put a list of that good music that you play on you
web
I truly miss your show. I live in Klawock Alaska and it has no
cable any more. The satellite company(Direct-TV) does not have any Alaska
Channnels at all! Is there something we can do about that?
I have
met some of your family in Seward; they are very proud of you. They are good
people. I live here in False Pass with my husband and children. I am
originally from Kipnuk, AK. I enjoy seeing episodes on people and villages
from my region of the state. I am very lonely for my family and friends;
this place where my husband works is very far from home. Thank you for
bringing me back once in a while.
Point Hope
Point Hope, Alaska USA * Blind Luck I Guess *
Good day to all my fellow alaskans - I really enjoy
the show - We see shows on many diffrent communities shown on your T.V. Show
Heart Beat Alaska. I've been wanting to see Point Hope for the longest time.
We live in the oldest continuously occupied Inupiat Eskimo areas in Alaska.
There have been several settlements have existed on the penisula over the
past 2, 500 years including old and new tigara, Ipiutak, Jabbertown and the
present Point Hope. I love living here. I sure wouldn't mind seeing Point
Hope shown on your show. Have you ever seen our Tikigaq Traditional Dancers/
Point Hope Dance Groups. I think we have the COOLEST dance group in Alaska.
Our Inupiat Culture is very important to us...I am proud to be a
Tikigaqmuit!
Hello Jeanie,
We enjoy your show here in Kake. Do you have any copies of the piece you
done on Kake last week. The Dog Salmon Festival 2002? Keep up the good
work........Thank You..
Delphine
I'm originally from Emmonak, I've been living in the
Rockies
for 11 years now, my hometown currently doesn't have a guest book, it did at
one time and I don't know what happened to it. I miss all the glorious food
and my family and friends!
Waqaa from the Youth Opportunity Program here in the
community of Alakanuk, AK. I am very pleased that Heartbeat Alaska came to
our community and did a documentary of our youth. I think the footage was
brought together sucessfully. I think we all did a good job of the
interviews and videotaping. Keep up the good work! You are always welcome
back to the community of Alakanuk. Keep Alaska in the thoughts of many and
the captured moments in our hearts. Once again. Quyana Cakneq Tailugii
Mavet Alarneqmun. Camii Atam Snertarluchii. (Thank you very much for coming
to Alakanuk. You may visit us again.)
Waqaa from the Youth Opportunity Program here in the
community of Alakanuk, AK. I am very pleased that Heartbeat Alaska came to
our community and did a documentary of our youth. I think the footage was
brought together sucessfully. I think we all did a good job of the
interviews and videotaping. Keep up the good work! You are always welcome
back to the community of Alakanuk. Keep Alaska in the thoughts of many and
the captured moments in our hearts. Once again. Quyana Cakneq Tailugii
Mavet Alarneqmun. Camii Atam Snertarluchii. (Thank you very much for coming
to Alakanuk. You may visit us again.)
Hey Jeanie,
Remember me from ANHC? I wanted to go see you and everyone, but my parents
are to busy to bring me there it was nice hanging with you but if you got
time e-mail me so I'll see you around, ok bye.
Fox Television will be filming Team
Delta's 16 August 02 POW Interrogation / Resistance Training Program. One of
their reporters is going through the program as a regular participant - no
special treatment. This Team Delta program will be featured on a new prime
time News Magazine debuting this Fall.
Our goal is to fill the program - at least 12 participants. To make this
happen Team Delta is offering $100 off our regular fee for this program only.
If 10 or more sign up and show up, we will up the ante. Anyone who makes it
through the entire program (doesn't quit) and agrees to be filmed will
receive an additional $150 refund off the participation fee.
This is a one time opportunity - Take on Team Delta; show a national
television audience what a lean, mean fighting machine you are; and save
between $100 and $250 off the regular Team Delta program fee. If you've ever
wanted to test yourself against Team Delta, the time is now.
Erenaq ice_queen89@msn.com Wasilla,
Alaska USA * Blind Luck I Guess * diddl's kaspiestch
Hi to everyone in Bethel,
all my friends, and everyone, just wanted to give a halla to y'all! Live it
up all u can! peace!
Hello, Jeanie: Your program is wonderful. A e-mail message
from your office sent to my brother Pat Kvasnikoff in Kodiak reunited Manuel
Kvasnikoff (my Unlce) and his son Patrick Kvasnikoff. They lost contact over
the years. He lives in Oregon. Patrick will fly to Anchorage May 30, 2002.
Neither one knows what the other looks like. Because of your program My
Unlce and his Son are being reunited. Thank you, Jeanie. Patrick called CIRI
and Ninilchik to locate his Father,over the years no luck. It's been 20 plus
years since they seen each other. I can tell you one thing this is going to
be a tear jerker.
I'm 1/2 Tlinget and proud of it. I am searching the
web for information on the Tlinget tribe. Their history,
culture,stories,etc. I want to right a report for my college writing class,
and I want to share all of what I learn with my 4 children.
Caroline Rebecca Nuglene msmadrushh@yahoo.com Anchorage
(originally from Elim, and White Mountain), AK The Great
Land * Word of Mouth *
Im happy to see my
cousin Jeanne Greene is doing well and I really enjoy watching Heart Beat
Alaska. Makes me feel PROUD to be NATIVE!!! Hello to all my friends and
family from all over this Great State of ALASKA!!!
Hello, I have always enjoyed your show and look
forward to it. I agree w/Richard from Canada as I was in Whitehorse recently
attending a meeting. I was quite impressed w/their tv show on Canadian
Natives. Keep up the good work. Rose
Irene Arnold fnila@uaf.edu Fairbanks,
Ak. USA * Word of Mouth *
Hi Jeanie, I have enjoyed your program for years.
Unfortunately, I have GCI Cable that brings the Heartbeat only on Saturdays
at 10pm for a half hour.
I'm from the Eastern Interior of Ak. that doesn't get any coverage on the
Heartbeat. it would be nice to see an event happening in the Interior covered
on your show someday. I'm a Native Language Instructor and we have a three
weeks of Summer Session scheduled beginning on May 28, 2002 that ends June
18,2002. This session covers the Athabascan Languages from many communities
throughout the Doyon Region. Plus the Athabascan Conference is being held
during the last four days of that week here on campus of UAF. If you need
any more information call me @(907) 474-6263 or Gary Holton @(907)474-6585.
Florence Ahkinga yavik_99762@yahoo.com Little
Diomede Island, Alaska United States * Television Show
*
Hello Heart Beat Alaska!
I just wanted to say that my oldest brother was on there and that was when
the Elders/ Youth Conference was going on in Nome(February 2002). He was at
the end of that. Well that is all I have to say.
sarah sag51@webtv.net North Pole,
alaska USA * Blind Luck I Guess *
Hi, Jeanie.
I was surfing threw the net and came across Your site here..I am always
looking forward to watching your tv program !!!! Who knows I might see OLE
students I use to go school with WAY BACK WHEN!!! Ha ha ha ha, I went to
wrangel one year back in the late 60's and then finshed Up school out in
Chemawa Indian School THINK 1968-1971!!! Good Luck with your Guestbook..And
Your Native News..
I watch your show on the Aboriginal Peoples Television
Network - APTN - and I enjoy your production. I spent a year near Bethel,
Alaska and found that a very interesting experience. I have an opinion - and
please it is just my opinion - I think the Government of Canada seems to
treat the native population better than the USA does their peoples. In Canada
they have their own network, often broadcast in their native languages. I
would like to see an Alaskan Native Network - I think it would work if the US
or Alaskan government would support it. Thanks again for your great show Ms.
Greene!
Bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate
you, pray for those who persecute you, that you may be sons of your Father in
Heaven. Looking forward to your next piece on Kivalina. They've been
'persecuted' so much we hope you bring light to this school situation. We
were brought up not to judge people, not only from our parents, but
especially from God. Thank you for making your dreams come true, by that we
share ours through you. God bless you and your staff!
I am
doing a Book report on Natives Cultural and I picked your tribe.Iam just
looking for all the imformation I can find. I got to visit your great State,
its beautiful!My sister live in North Pole , Alaska. I love your web
site.
I
live in lower 48 and miss seeing "Heartbeat Alaska" and viewing all the
various villages and Canadian shows that Jeanie brings to everyone. Keep up
the good work, Jeanie!
Well,Hello and
Praise The Lord!!! I finally found a connection that I can relate to. I also
do some travelling and singing gospel music.I am originally from
Bethel,Alaska but I've lived in Anchorage for 15 years.Keep up the wonderful
spreading the word through music and fellowship!!
I like your show. It's nice to see that our native
culture isn't forgotten. Should come up to Ambler sometime, especially during
the Kobuk 440 or on Inupiaq Day. Keep up the good work.
Dear
Jeannie Green; I enjoy watching your show. Since I have signed up with GCI
cable I have not had the pleasure of
viewing your show. Tell me how to make that happen.
Sincerely Lavada Napier
It is very good to see all this Native pride now, we are very
small in numbers and very interesting people to people in places such as
Israel, Europe and I would encourage more Natives there in AK too travel to
outside countries, especially if you have a desire to speak the Gospel to
others, Thank you for this service you are doing for Native America...Baruch
Hashem, ani gar beyerushalayim shanah achad...Oliver
I enjoy your show.. I'm very happy to have a show that
displays native topics, concerns, culture and anything that involves native
people.. I especially enjoy the native music videos you feature.. Keep up the
good work!
Sally Merculief Windyrock@starband.net St.
George Island, Alaska USA * Television Show *
Thanks to ARCS we are able to watch Heartbeat Alaska
weekly. I would like to request that you do a story on the Boarding school at
Mt. Edgecumbe High School. Parents all over Alaska are away from their
children for 9 months a year while they attend high school there. Our
children are accomplishing great feats daily both academically and socially.
It would be a nice gesture if Heartbeat would recognize these great young
people! Thank you. Keep up the great show!!
Melanie Titus melanie.titus@tananachiefs.org Minto, Alaska USA * Television Show * I am looking for old friends that I have lost contact
with, would appreciate anyone passing along this information to: Lance and
Corrina Kramer Kotzibue, Laura Bergamachi Metlakatla, Willie and Brena
Hoogendorn Nome, and Wayne Iyatunguk from Deering but in Anchorage. Thank
you very much.
Marlene H. Gardner MarcandMarlene@aol.com Westerv
ille, formerly of Stebbins, Alaska, Ohio USA *
Television Show *
Miss watching "Heartbeat
Alaska!" Proud to be an Alaskan! For one former coastal dweller; now
land-locked mid-westerner, it is wonderful to know I can still keep my
Alaskan life in touch with neat websites like this :)!
Hello, I am rajanbabu, a totallb blind person working
as a telephone operator in an insurance company in india. I love friends, I
would like to have friends from all over the world.
I enjoy
watching your show whenever I can.
The Ayaprun Elitnaurvik (Yup'ik Immersion School) in Bethel will be
graduating the first class (6th graders) in May. I hope to have the school
take pictures for your show. I'll keep in touch. Quyana,
Martha
hello my friends.
i'm a fan of life although i may be a lone spirit my heart is of the earth so
i walk it with grace each paw after another to reach the next sun set to find
you.lonewolf.
and so i am. (lonewolf)
Jean
ie, You are more than welcome to put a banner or link on
AlaskaClassifiedAds.com free of any charge. Hopefully we can work together on
a few projects. Please write or call me, I look forward to your reply!
Your Fan, Ron
Owner & Webmaster
AlaskaClassifiedAds.com
Just wanted to say hi!We were on your show
just this yearin july,Along with pastor Danny Laboucan and the crew.Wanted
to
know how the tapng went,I would'nt mind to get a copy!
Thank You so much for you informational program. As a
former resident of the rural community of Tyonek Alaska I was so impressed
with the content of the Heartbeat of Alaska
living in the outlying communities there is so many individuals that look
forward to having this program.
Once again Thank You Jeanie!
i am signing in again with a new email address. i am
coming home to anchorage this october. would like to hear from someone
there. god bless, jeanie!! p.s. our paid programming channels here will
still not broadcast your show. i so miss it!!!!
Our
sports association is currently recruiting All-Native teams to participate in
the 2001 AFN basketball tournament held October 23-27, 2001. Contact the
sports association by e-mail or check out our web site.
Hi Heartbeat
Alaska.
The program has something for everyoneof all ages and can relate to the
videos and we never get tired of "Heartbeat Alaska here at Stebbins, AK. You
are welcomed into our homes & watched every week. We enjoy the program so
very much by just listening and seeing people from all over Alaska who we
have met by attending school or attending the AFN.
Your so very, very special to us thank you . May the summer fish find your
net where ever you have set it
If any
Alaska Natives are going to visit Jerusalem this summer, will you please
notify me via e-mail, I also encourage others there in Alaska to visit this
city, the worship here is Intense and powerful,,, everything included for
spiritual growth, thanks
"If one
advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live
the life which he has imagined, he will meet with success."
-Henry David Thoreau
Dena Mae Shears fsdms1@uaf.edu Fairbanks ,
AK US * Television Show *
our basketball team was interviewed at the NorthAmerican
Basketball tournament-our team is St. Michael. we were wondering when you
are going to broadcast the tounament coverage so we can tune in and
watch????????
Enjoyed visiting your site...
stop in for a tour of our site. It is about Snowmobile Racing in
Saskatchewan. Schedules, free classified ads, bulletin board of upcoming
events,photos,extensive links to Vintage Sled sites, racing, performance and
the largest Snowmobile Tech Information link site on the Web.
Rosemary Lundrigan nasukgauk@hotmail.com Tuktoyakt
uk, Northwest Territories Canada * Television Show
*
I think it has been a year
since I sent you, Jeanie, a video tape of my Eskimo hometown,
Tuktoyaktuk,when will you air it? I'd love the world to see my beautiful
cultural touristic community situated right in the Arctic Ocean! I love your
show more & more as I faithfully & religiously watch it every Saturday
afternoon. Even though, at times, the reception is poor. You certainly have
been chosen to unite all natives into one global world! Bless u! See you in
Tuktoyaktuk. You'll enjoy the beautiful scenery & wildlife as you drive from
AK to Tuk.
Susie( Peter) Kignak skignak@barrow.com Barrow,
Alaska * Television Show *
Hello! I
enyoy watching Heartbeat Alaska,and I also enjoy
the We Win video's! Good way to reach people for God.
I get bless listening to Lena Anunguzuk & Gary Simple & of course the
others.Praise God!God is raising up native people
for his glory! God Bless ya all. Quyanak
When NASA was preparing
for the Apollo project, it did some astronaut training on a Navajo Indian
reservation. One day, a Navajo elder and his son were herding sheep and came
across the space crew. The old man, who spoke only Navajo, asked a question
which his son translated.
"What are these guys in the big suits doing?"
A member of the crew said they were practicing for their trip to the moon.
The old man got all excited and asked if he could send a message to the moon
with the astronauts.
Recognizing a promotional opportunity for the spin-doctors, the NASA folks
found a tape recorder. After the old man recorded his message, they asked
his son to translate it. He refused.
So the NASA reps brought the tape to the reservation, where the rest of the
tribe listened and laughed but refused to translate the elder's message to
the moon. Finally, the NASA crew called in an Official government
translator.
He reported that the message said, "Watch out for these guys; they have come
to steal your land."
I am wondering if anyone has information when the Alaska Native Sports Association will have their games during the Fur Ronday next month. Do they have a website? If not, it would be great if Heartbeat could find their schedule and post it under Alaska Fur Ronday Native Basketball in your Native Sports Event Calendar for February.
Thank you for your attention.
By the way, I love Heartbeat Alaska it brings back family
traditional family values. Thank you for keeping it alive
for our future generations. Great way to pass it on!
God Bless you all. "Catellgaq"
Keep up the good work with keeping the Natives aware of the upcoming news and events. I really enjoy the music that is performed by our native people. Hello to all my friends accross the state and lower 48's.
Love the show. I found it on the Outdoor Channel, but have not seen Heartbeat for a while. I really miss it. I sure hope Jeanie can get it on t.v. down here in western Washington. Keep up the good work Jeanie! There are around a thousand people here who would love to see HEARTBEAT ALASKA!
Hey everyone, thank you for your comments. If you have a village story..please write. WE will do our best to get to your village and do a feature. Also, please list your favorite music videos!
Jeanie
I happy to see that Heartbeat Alaska has a web site, and i am injoying looking through the site. And i would like to say to Jeanie, keep up the good work for us native americans. Hello to all the ones out there that knows me. Take care you all.
Dear Jeanie,
Thank you so much for giving the Native Alaskans a television program they can call their own. Being a Inupiat myself I am very proud of your accomplishments! You are a great role model for our young Natives throughout the State. May God richly bless you as you continue with your wonderful work for all the Native People of Alaska!
Sincerely,
Viola Soxie Desarro
Hello from Nunavut to friends in Alaska! Always enjoy your show, Inuit from all over the world are so much alike and it's nice to know we have friends in Alaska, probably relatives too if we researched the family trees. I am a news reporter/photographer in my hometown of Ikaluktutiak in Nunavut. I am very much interested in visiting your part of the world, meet other Inuit and exchange stories, ideas, etc. and to even get an exchange program going between Inuit. Specially for gatherings such as games, music festivals, dancing, etc. Can someone give me someone to be in contact with. I emailed Jeanie Greene also. Thanks for the wonderful shows and memories! All the best brothers and sisters of Alaska! Elanilu. Helen Navalik Tologanak.
"For I have plans for you" declares the lord,"plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Jerimiah 29:11
"Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous, Do not be terrified, do not be discouraged for the lord your god will be with you where ever you go. Joshua 1:9
