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Never forget the first time I heard Return To Forever - just mindblowing!

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She is a true national treasure,….

How are I wish I could make just one basket. I was never shown how to do it because I lived in the big city and I was a white girl. Years later when I moved to a small town in Nebraska I met a wonderful Omaha medicine woman Who was willing to teach me but she lived in Kansas and I had no transportation to get to her home. She died and took all of her talents and learning with her. I love you Mrs. Wamego and I miss you.❤

Chills. Literal chils.

My grandma and my mom show me how to do those baskets.the best

A truly beautiful woman without and within.

Beautiful!!!

I wish I really knew what this was about, but Kaden Hughes recites it with such marvelous dramatic timing!

I love to sew and embroider, my art form is to create with needle and. thead. I really admire folks who can quilt like this!! Even the simple form of quilting is a daunting challenge. These beautiful story or narrative quilts are truly works of art, like jeweled tapestries..Bravo.❤❤

Mad respect for Brother Workman and his body of work at Blue Note. However, Paul Chambers, and Bob Cranshaw had a huge bass line footprint in the music of the Golden Age of Blue Note.

I only wish I had an iota of his exuberance and passion for storytelling and for life.

Groovy. But confused, why did everyone except Jesus identify themselves according to race?

🎉🎉🎉 rest well Wayne. Job well done

Wonderful tribute to a man, his culture, traditions and ancestors .

I love Ed. I love his stories how his mother who was very young when she had him, gave him to her grandmother (I think, I'll watch it again. Everything about him, his land his weaving, his love for nature makes me nostalgic for times when we went in the so called bush and gathered, wild asparagus, berries, fruit that I have never seen anywhere in all the countries we lived in. How much we appreciated a wooden spoon, a chair, logs for the fire, a match, a bambus rod for fishing, everything was meaningful, magical, purposeful. Thank you.

Cassandra...awesome!

He’s very a humble human being yo tuve la fortuna de verlo en persona ♥️

I just discovered these videos. I love your art Sr. Tapia gracias por su arte y contribución ♥️🫶🏻♥️

Does anyone know the interviewer?

Great job Ed, this is a lovely story and baskets, you are truly blessed. Not all of us were so lucky and given back our trust land after our ancestors lost the wars and battles and were conquered. Very kind of the US citizens and US tax payers to allow this trust land, water, and forest to be extended to you Would love to whittle wood with you

Beautifully written and beautifully delivered. BRAVO!

Cassandra Wilson is simply amazing. Classy, pretty,... and that voice! Unique.

I am Filipino, speak Spanish, Filipino, English so entiendo su musica. Just the opening of this song told me that aqui esta otro hit. Muchsimas gracias, abrasos what a fantastic musical journey. God Bless to us all.

I attended the American FolkLife Festival in Washington DC in the late '70's and heard quite a bit of this type of music. Thanks for sharing 😊🌟

Will Ed be able to pass this land down to a child or sibling? What will happen to the land if not?

🔥💜🙏🏽🎷Gary Bartz - Gatekeepers Yes🙏🏽🔥

🔥💜🙏🏽🎷Gary Bartz

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I just got her CD of 'ORFEO ED EURIDICE', conducted by the great, PIERRE MONTEUX. Its a wonderful recording with Roberta Peters & Lisa Della Casa. 1957.

I always love his music and especially La Nubes songs it brings me good memories of my Son Ralph s always playing his song La Nubes when he was barbecuing. I miss my son he passed away in the year 2017 and this song La Nubes makes me cry😢

I love how she looks off into the distance when she is searching her memories - I can only imagine the wheels turning in her mind, scanning the vast and glorious memories of her remarkable lifetime. That really touches me. I thought she was so classy and glamorous simultaneously.

I ordered the book and am excited to read it! 📖

I took Tap dance from Reggio a about 6 years ago. I was 65 years old. And, I was the worse Tap Dancer in the Class, but, Tehhio was always so patient and kind kind! He made every class so fun every week! I'm looking foward to getting in to the Concert Hall at Old Town School of Music today! Although, just found out the Tickets are sold out! I just saw the Info a few seconds ago. Hopefully, there will be a seat for me to get in to see the Tap Event!

He would have been a Jan 6 Trumper had he lived long enough.

William Wegman has been my favorite artist since I was about two years old 😊😂

Congratulations! Your have a beautiful gift. May The Great Spirit continually guide and bless you. Aloha!

От Миссури Миссисипи/ Рождена была/ Генофонда скрепы/нити/ Сущность Мироздания//

От Миссури Миссисипи/ Рождена была/ Генофонда скрепы/нити/ Суть от Мироздания//

Fantastic band and music!

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Sonnet number 29 ffs

The God Father !

Vulgar, trite, conventional. Nothing worse than identity politics in chopped-up prose trying to pass itself off as poetry.

The hands are a definite distraction, and such a shame, because the recitation is not bad... Excellent selection.

Miss Hansen has had the literary acumen to select a Brontë poem which is not well known, thus adding to her audience's knowledge-always a wonderful thing to do. She has also quite evidently worked through situating the poem historically and philosophically. This is my favorite recitation of the set, because it reveals both the genius of Emily Brontë as well as Miss Hansen's special insight which, through her recitation, becomes our own insight.

Some talent there, but wasted on a poor selection. I would like to hear some Shakespeare sonnets, or even John Donne, in Miss Norman's voice.

Yes, never a good idea to go conversational with classic poetry, especially in the sonnet form. The sonnet is really quite musical, but all its wonderful qualities fly out the window here.

Miss Carey is at the very least attempting to measure out the phrases, and this allows her to add her own phraseological variations to effect. I would like to see her get a little more help in this, because she is really on the right track.

Too much variation in the cadence, and other problems (primarily in the breath), but let's just be happy that someone has had the good taste to recite Dover Beach. Don't let emotions replace the text. Yes, grand to identify the long syllables and understand how the poet uses them, but not so grand to exaggerate them quite so much.