Audio Archive

https://www.artemisgalleryrichmond.com/news/pwuj5e4 Barry Lopez left us with so many gifts—messages from the road, stories that help—written beautifully by a cultural bridge, a runner who risked his life out there on the edge and returned over and over to craft a stirring tale. Barry alarmed us and gave us hope. Join project director Toby McLeod for our first Audio Archive, a 2011 conversation on deep listening, the meaning of sacred lands, and the importance of maintaining an ongoing conversation with the Earth—with our good friend and advisor, the late Barry Lopez (1945-2020).

here Our 2011 film interview with author Barry Lopez for the follow url Standing on Sacred Ground series yielded an embarrassment of riches. Listen to part two of the discussion between project director Toby McLeod and his friend Barry Lopez as they reflect on the future of sacred sites, the role of technology in our lives, and the importance of following the leadership of the elders.

https://pjjonas.com/2022/07/26/goeysbxuj Our 1997 interview with Standing Rock Sioux author Vine Deloria, Jr. (1933-2005) provided a solid intellectual framework for viewers of https://officialharbourisland.com/jcqdsa0 In the Light of Reverence. Vine offers timeless wisdom about https://prakash.com/2022/07/26/at8ypf6kpxj Mato Tipila (Lodge of the Bear, aka Devils Tower) and other sites sacred to the Lakota in and around the Black Hills. The author of more than 25 books, including the classics, see url Custer Died for Your Sins and follow url God is Red, Vine rarely sat for film interviews.

https://www.gallotravelagency.us/blog/r2xgbdg7kd In this second part of our 1997 interview with legendary lawyer, theologian and scholar, Vine Deloria Jr., the renowned author breaks down national policy in relation to native people, discusses his cultural identity, and makes predictions about the future of technology.

click here Onondaga elder Oren Lyons is one of the “big thinkers” we interviewed for our four-part series, https://www.caitlinsmith.com/home/1kwj4v76p8 Standing on Sacred Ground. Now in his 90s, Oren Lyons is a chief, a faithkeeper, and a long-time messenger for the Haudenosaunee people. Throughout our interview, Oren shared life lessons and insights through long stories that we could never include in their entirety in the film. We are thrilled to finally have the opportunity to share Oren’s insights.

https://vinzideas.com/5ocj7ebj53f In Part One of this two-part podcast, Oren tells the story of the Peacemaker and provides a pathway forward to protect sacred places.

source Onondaga elder Oren Lyons is one of the “big thinkers” we interviewed for our four-part series, get link Standing on Sacred Ground.

https://www.soccermetrics.net/uncategorized/qxxqxiggbbs In Part Two of this two-part podcast, Oren explains the Haudenosaunee influence on the creation of the American government, shares a unique interpretation of follow link The Wizard of Oz, and offers guidance toward a way out of our current predicament.

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