As a Lakota woman artist, I want to be a link between the Native American culture and others. I will be sharing my family history. I know the importance of not losing the oral stories and history of the elders.
For all those who are interested, I have selected special guests that provide insight into the aspects of Native American life today. I bring you stories old and new.
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As a Lakota woman artist, I want to be a link between the Native American culture and others. I will be sharing my family history. I know the importance of not losing the oral stories and history of the elders.
For all those who are interested, I have selected special guests that provide insight into the aspects of Native American life today. I bring you stories old and new.
Swallow Tales by Sandy Swallow
July 6, 2021
Swallow Tales
Sandy shares family history. Eli Swallow her great Grandfather was a Louisiana born Frenchman. How did he get to the Dakota Territory in the 1860’s? What was to become of a captured Confederate soldier? Also learning about Oelrichs, SD which was a thriving town in the early 1900’s.Swallow Tales begins with a cup of cowboy coffee in a kitchen on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Going back in time she realizes how her family history affected her art and Lakota values.
Music is sung and composed by Quincy GoodStar.
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As a Lakota woman artist, I want to be a link between the Native American culture and others. I will be sharing my family history. I know the importance of not losing the oral stories and history of the elders.
For all those who are interested, I have selected special guests that provide insight into the aspects of Native American life today. I bring you stories old and new.
