John Kane operates as the primary voice behind Let’s Talk Native TV and the Resistance Radio program, broadcasting from the Cattaraugus Territory of the Seneca Nation. He specializes in Indigenous legal history and sovereignty, providing a platform for critical discourse that challenges federal authority and tribal governance. Kane utilizes the Two Row Wampum philosophical framework to analyze modern domestic policy, often featuring legal scholars like Peter d’Errico to dismantle the Doctrine of Christian Discovery. His work includes the documentary film The Long Hope, which examines the ongoing application of colonial-era legal precedents in the American judicial system. Recently, he launched a series of educational segments titled The Trust Doctrine in Under Ten Minutes to simplify complex jurisdictional issues for a multi-generational audience. Through live call-in shows on WBAI in New York City and WPFW in Washington D.C., Kane drives advocacy for the removal of Native mascots and disputes the implications of the 1924 Indian Citizenship Act.