ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A large community of Pacific Islanders lives in Meadowview, attending Christian churches and public schools. When members of the Tongan community were becoming active in criminal gangs, elders brought them back to their roots by teaching them Polynesian dance.
Music credits:
Building the Sled by Blue Dot Sessions
Jungle by Last Voices
Hukilau (instrumental version) by Benjamin Isles Group Album: Enchanting Hawaiian Holiday
Kiko by Queen Victoria School
Maori Haka
Mate Ma’a Tonga by Tupou Loto’aniu
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United States
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