Native Voice One

Native Voice One from Albuquerque is a national public radio network dedicated entirely to programming by and for Native American communities across the United States. The station gives Indigenous voices a platform at the national level, broadcasting news, culture, and public affairs programming that reflects the perspectives and realities of tribal nations from Alaska to the Southwest to the Great Plains. Native Voice One understands that mainstream media has consistently failed to represent Indigenous communities accurately or proportionally, and the station exists as a direct response to that gap — providing Native Americans with journalism, storytelling, and cultural programming that treats their communities as subjects rather than objects. Programming includes coverage of tribal governance, treaty rights, Indigenous language preservation, cultural events, and the wide range of issues affecting Native nations in a contemporary context. The Albuquerque base connects the station to one of the largest Indigenous populations of any American city, and the network's public radio structure ensures its reach extends well beyond New Mexico. Native Voice One is an essential resource for Native Americans seeking media that reflects their world, and for non-Native listeners who want to understand Indigenous America more deeply. Tune in and listen to the original voices of this land.