Category: native american
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Moccasin Tracks Radio Podcast
Autumn is slowly unfurling across the landscape. After a record warm September the weather has turned cool and damp. I found myself wearing a winter jacket to farmers’ market, and still being cold. Here is the Podcast from last week’s visit to Moccasin Tracks Radio: http://moccasintracksradio.podomatic.com/entry/2015-10-05T09_28_58-07_00
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Conversing Identities
The rains have finally returned, refreshing the Earth and spurring the trees into leaf change. Now, as seems to be the pattern following dry late summers, we carefully watch a hurricane as it moves close to the coast. I awoke a little after 6 this morning; the world was still dark, and rain drummed lightly…
Michael Watson PhD
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Resilience and Story
Last evening I went for a walk along the lake. It was chilly and there had been snow earlier in the higher elevations. Still, a few people were out, some with their dogs. This morning dogs, and their people, were out in force. Spring must truly have arrived! (I just looked out the window and noticed…
Michael Watson PhD
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Richly Storied Places
Indigenous people give value and preference to story. Stories arise from place; it is often said they come from the land, but it is more accurate to say they arise from places, which might include the water. Seafaring peoples depend on water for food and commerce, and many speak about the ocean as a First…
Michael Watson PhD
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