For Jen

[Wahbooz]

You seem to have an interest in Native issues, so I'm giving you a couple of links. Maybe you've already heard him, but if you haven't you may enjoy listening to him. He is Dr. Anton Treuer, educator, author and editor of the Oshkaabewis Native Journal. I really enjoy his work.

This is a link to the ONJ. I have been a subscriber for many years. Every issue is filled with stories by Anishnaabe speakers.

http://www.bemidjistate.edu/airc/oshkaabewis/

 

[Jen]

Thank you, Wahbooz.
I'll check it out now.

 

[Wahbooz]

You're welcome, Jen.

 

[Wahbooz]

Thank you, Wahbooz.
I'll check it out now.

What did you think?

 

[Jen]

Enjoyed it.
Liked the way he started speaking ........ wish I could have understood it. He is very charismatic.
I watched last night so those are the things that pop into my mind first this evening.

 

[Wahbooz]

Enjoyed it.
Liked the way he started speaking ........ wish I could have understood it. He is very charismatic.
I watched last night so those are the things that pop into my mind first this evening.

I'll bet he left a number of people wondering what kind of lecture they walked into.

 

[Jen]

I'll bet he left a number of people wondering what kind of lecture they walked into.

For a little bit I thought there would need to be subtitles.
He was very impressive.

 

[Wahbooz]

For a little bit I thought there would need to be subtitles.
He was very impressive.

That he is.