On the Air From the Rez
Thursdays from 5 to 7 on 105.3 WRLN, Red Lake Nation Radio, NativeCare has two live hours. The show is called The Sesh. Hip-hop first, then requests, then whatever is happening at the stores that week. It is not a menu read. It is a reservation radio show backed by the brand that opened Minnesota’s first adult-use dispensary NativeCare.
Who’s on the board
Adrian Tschida and Sean Lussier — who performs as Yung Lussier — are running it.
Both are Red Lake Nation hip-hop artists. They were already in the room before they took the slot: co-hosts, musical guests, takeover personalities. That is the point. The Sesh was never supposed to sound like a corporate cannabis hour. It was supposed to sound like the music people already play in the truck on Highway 1. Putting two local MCs on the mic is not a rebrand. It is the show catching up to itself.
Terrell Charnoski was the founder and host of the show, he built the Thursday block in early 2026 and got NativeCare on a tribal frequency instead of a playlist. That work is done. The show does not need another founder profile. He did the hard work and made it a hit. Now all it needs is two people who can take a call, bury a track, talk a new drop, and fire up the latest NativeCare strain. Terrell will still check in on the mic from time to time but a new path has been charted.
Tschida and Lussier can do that and do it well. One voice starts a show. Two voices argue, finish each other’s sentences, and make two hours feel like twenty minutes. Keep it a sesh. Keep it local enough for Ponemah and Little Rock and loud enough for people streaming from the Cities.
What you actually hear
Music. Mostly hip-hop — including theirs, and whoever they pull in. Requests from the NativeCare crew and from whoever is listening. Strain talk next to song talk. Birthday shout-outs. A new drop when there is one. Guests when they show up. No trade-show lanyard. No lecture.
Red Lake Nation opened NativeCare on August 1, 2023 — same day Minnesota allowed adult-use sales — and did not treat the plant like a tourist stop. Stores now sit in Red Lake, Thief River Falls and the Twin Cities. The radio show is the same idea on a different channel: the brand lives where the Nation lives.
Tune in
Thursday. 5–7 p.m. 105.3 FM. WRLN Red Lake Nation Radio.
Bring a request. Adrian Tschida and Yung Lussier are on the board.
