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This special episode of Human Powered is the first of three recorded during Tradition Bearers, Live!, an evening featuring Wisconsin folk and traditional artists in conversation with folklorist Chrissy Widmayer. In August, Jennifer Jorden, a master Haudenosaunee beadworker, took the stage to share her art and stories of what it means to her and her community. You might have missed the event, but you can still enjoy the conversation and celebrate the creativity, cultural traditions, and personal histories that help define Wisconsin’s communities.
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