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I've been working on our original website Oyate Ta Olowan.We've been working on adding digital downloads to the site, but it's still a challenge. Oyate is a public radio series that we did on traditional Native American music. We did 52 half hour shows and traveled over 100,000 miles collecting music from all over the Americas. It was a while ago, but people still seem to love it, so we keep offering the shows for sale.

It's all a part of our little press Many Kites Press. Life is so amazing, and so full, but we keep on trucking. I hope things are going well for all of you, and that continue to create wonderful things. Later, Milt Lee

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  • Archive for October, 2007

    Gone Baby Gone

    Just went to see Gone baby Gone. I give it 4 paws. It was excellent. I thought that the script, the acting, the way it was shot was really good. I especially liked the authentic Boston thing. Evidently Ben Affleck cast a bunch of local folks to fill out the scenes. I don’t know if this went even as far as using unknown Boston Folks to actually speak lines, but I have to say it really had an authentic feel. It was twisty, and very enjoyable~! Go see it, you’ll like it if you like dark twisty mystery things.Milt

    The Rites of Passage

    The Rites of Passage
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    This week I went down to do some interviews on Rosebud with some really nice women. On the way back, Jamie called and suggested that I stop and meet a young woman who had emailed her - about Rites of Passage. It seems that a group of young people are working together on creating new rights of passage for the new century, and one guy had read Jamie’s book - . It’s a wonderful book Re-Visioning Adolescence and the Rite of Passage, and these folks really wanted to connect with her, but her crazy schedule this semester really didn’t allow it, so I went instead, and I’m glad I did. What a nice thing these guys were doing - building a straw bale house! So this was my short interview I did with Julianna so that I could show Jamie what she looked like and what she was up to. Hope you enjoy it.


    All Time Fav's

    This is an old piece (last summer) but we keep doing the Bead People, and I just love it, so here it is! This morning we went to St. Elizabeth Seaton... This is a piece that I did as an homage to Werner Herzog and his documentary. Grizzly Man. Of course I could never duplicate the amazing. haunting...
    Beads Beads BeadsDog Man
    This is one of my all time Fav's - I had done it a while ago, and then never looked at it again. Then last fall, I dug it out, and was a bit shake... I'm working on this project again, and it seems like we are going to be able to continue doing the letters between inmates and their children. This i...
    Cowboys and IndiansVideo Letters From Prison

    Hollow Bone Films

    Folks,  here's a piece that introduces you to Show in A Box.  What is Show in A Box?  It's a bunch of plug-ins for Wordpress that makes your video ... I used to be a stage manager, and that meant that I was also a stage hand. I don't do it much anymore, but it's fun to keep you hand in. A week ago ...
    Show in a BoxChicago to Rapid
    About a month ago, my son, Murray, asked me to shot some stuff of him getting back to his mountain bike. We did some really fun things - but mostly i... This is a piece that was lost when I changed websites. But I always liked it and wanted to get it back up and running. It's about 10 minutes long...
    Fat Tire FatMixed Blood Guy

    Education

    We went to a wonderful workshop last week with Dr. Ed Zlotkowski from Bentley College in Boston. Ed is the senior faculty fellow at Campus Compact, ... Last week I attended the Rapid City School Board meeting. They were planning on cutting many of the academic programs designed to help people with...
    NeurogenocideSchool bored - oh yeah!
    As some of you know, a couple of weeks ago, Jamie and I went down to see some new grandkids. They were, and are, wonderful! But of course, that's wh... Back in the 60's, Dr. Rita Smilkstein found herself in a situation where she needed to take a job as a substitute teacher. And as we all know the ...
    Show me the way!Dr. Rita Smilkstein - the beginning

    Real Rez

    The "Voice of the Lakota Nation" had a celebration last month. It was very interesting, and probably a little strange if you don't live here. Lot... It's an old story, but it's still a good one. At the powwow, it's not always about just preserving culture, and keeping traditions alive. Lots of...
    Kili Radio 25th AnniversaryPreserving Humanity
    Back in 1974, a young Lakota guy with a big black hat came into my studio. He was a singer and wanted to record an album. I suggested that the fi... Last week, I went down to Red Cloud Indian School to watch the Red Cloud Crusaders play the Little Wound Mustangs. For those of you who don't live ...
    Buffalo - The Lost Red Bow TapesRed Cloud Basketball

    Just Stuff

    This is the last piece on our first summer of blueberry farming.  With the help of Rick Baird, Jamie's brother, we got our rabbit fence up - literall... Just before we left, I asked Jamie to do a little piece on her favorite blueberry patch.  Now as you may know, blueberry patches are very, very secre...
    Blueberry Chronicles: Rabbit Proof FenceBlue Berry Baby
    Part of homesteading has to be water management. I mean - you can't take a bath in the lake every single day, and the truth is - building fences, rem... After we got the logs, we had to get them on the land. So here it is. And some more information about what kind of logs we are using. I have sever...
    Homesteading - The Shower HouseHomesteading in Minnesota - unloading the logs