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LISTENING GROUND PODCAST
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HAMA-HA WINTER HEARTH SERIES
This story series is set around the winter hearth and regenerates tribal American winter storytelling time. Host Pueblo Indian storyteller, Larry Littlebird is joined by Native elders, storytellers and special guests. |
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Introduction: Larry Littlebird shares the meaning of Hama-Ha.
Hama-Ha in my Keresan Pueblo Indian language designates, "A first time place, a first dawn in the East". (4 min) Produced by Deborah Littlebird. Music: Larry Littlebird, vocals; Nelson Denman, cello
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Episode 1: What holds a community and how do we start over?
Host Storyteller, Larry Littlebird is joined by Native architect, David Riley from Hopi and Laguna Pueblo. They share a story dialogue about the design process for Hamaatsa, and indigenous principles for building community. (25 min) Produced by Deborah Littlebird. Music: Larry Littlebird, drum; Nelson Denman, cello
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Episode 2: Patterns of Migration. Are we still migrating?
Host Storyteller, Larry Littlebird is joined by David Riley (Hopi/Laguna Pueblo). They share an insightful story dialogue about migration patterns of the indigenous Peoples. (25 min) Produced by Deborah Littlebird. Music: Larry Littlebird, drum; Nelson Denman, cello
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STORY ARCHIVE
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Tewa Song Translation
Larry Littlebird (2:46 min). This song and translation was given to Larry Littlebird by Dewey Healing and his nephew. Hopi, Arizona, 1982. About Tewa Song
Larry Littlebird (3:22 min). Larry Littlebird tells us about his visit with Dewey Healing at Hopi, Arizona in the 80's. |