Our curtain-raiser series of bite size highlights drawn from the 2025 wrap up episode continues, with the final series recorded in the US, perhaps our most moving visit of all, at Amskapi Piikani Blackfeet Nation, with Long Time Charging Woman, Kim Paul, and colleague Andrew Berger.
With an additional episode featuring a couple of filmmakers behind the documentary filmed on Blackfeet Nation, Bring Them Home.
Here are the voices, places and tunes you're hearing:
0m - Kim Paul (ep 276), Blackfeet Nation, Montana, with Flight of the Inner Bird, by Yehezkel Raz feat. Sivan Talmor (from Artlist)
0.51 - Andrew Berger (ep 277)
1.36 - Daniel Glick (ep 278), recorded in Denver, Colorado, alongside ...
1.59 - Melissa Grumhaus (ep 278)
Title image: Andrew, Kim & AJ at Chief Mountain (pic: Olivia Cheng)
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