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From KQED. Welcome back to Forum. I'm Alexis Madrigal.

Kind of a fun moment here. I'm actually coming to you broadcasting live this morning from KGUA in Guilala, California, right on the Mendocino side of the Sonoma Mendo border.

And I'm joined by the owner and manager

of KGUA, Peggy Berryhill, who's been described as the first lady of Native Radio, as the host of

KGUA's flagship program, Peggy's Place.

Berryhill spotlights community members, artists, fishermen, librarians, lighthouse operator.

Part of the Muskogee Nation,

Barry Hill has worked over her more than four decades-long career

to push back on native stereotypes and mainstream coverage

and has collected and preserved hundreds of hours of interviews

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