Gikinoo'amaagoowinen (Teachings)

By: KBFT 89.9FM Bois Forte Tribal Community Radio
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  • Giikinoo'amaagoowinen (Teachings) series is all about sharing teachings and stories passed down from generation to generation. We also try to capture new teachings and traditions being developed across many cultures. Most of the teachings are from our community (Bois Forte Band of Chippewa in Northern Minnesota) but we'd also like to hear from you!


    To tell a story or share a teaching please call Darren at 218-994-1788. Miigwech!


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Episodes
  • Passing Away Ceremony (Bois Forte)

    Passing Away Ceremony (Bois Forte)
    Dec 6 2023

    Karen Drift an Anishinaabe elder and member of the Bois Forte Band of Chippewa talks about the protocols and ceremonies she encounter during a passing away ceremony.


    To tell your story or teaching (Anishinaabe or not) please get a hold of Darren Landgren at 218-994-1788


    More content at www.kbft.org



    Music by Golana - Prayer for our people

    https://www.oginali.com/


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    6 mins
  • Anishinaabe Maple Sugar Camp (Bois Forte)

    Anishinaabe Maple Sugar Camp (Bois Forte)
    Dec 5 2023
    Karen Drift an enrolled member of the Bois Forte Band of Chippewa of Northern Minnesota talks about maple sugar camp. A time when native american people gathered to collect maple sap to refine it into maple syrup and candies.

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    6 mins

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