is distributed by Native Voice One (NV1). Gae:no' is a weekly one-hour program devoted to traditional Native American music, with a focus on Iroquois music. It is hosted by Brett Maybee. From 2010 to 2021, the program was a local program on NV1 affiliate WGWE, before the Seneca Nation of Indians shut that station down. National Training Center KBC's National Training Center, once known as the Indigenous Broadcast Center and founded in 1992, provided training opportunities for Alaska Natives and Native Americans interested in a broadcasting career, on-site workshops, The Alaska Native Youth Media Institute since 1992, and an internship program. Native Voice One Native Voice One, better known as NV1, is Koahnic's operation distributing radio programming from producers to broadcast stations. It also distributes radio programming directly to listeners via the Internet. Circa 2000, the service that distributed Native American programming to radio stations via the Public Radio Satellite System was called AIROS. Koahnic relied on AIROS to distribute several of its programs. In 2005, Indian Country Today described AIROS as primarily a distributor and Koahnic primarily a program content provider. Then Koahnic won the contract to use the satellite network, and renamed the service Native Voice One. Koahnic took over the service on July 1, 2006. In 2014, the Smithsonian Institution listed two organizations as operating Native American networks via satellite: Native Voice One and Satélite Radio Bilingüe. The latter serves Spanish language radio listeners in the United States, some of which are Native American. References External links Native America Calling The Alaska Native Youth Media Institute (ANYMI) at KNBA 1995 establishments in Alaska Companies based in Anchorage, Alaska Radio broadcasting companies of the United States Native American radio Public radio in the United States