Episode 1: Tusky Talks Beadwork with Bryan Printup
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For the first episode, join us, Brad Thomas (snipe clan) and Taylor Hummel (bear clan) as we interview Tuscarora beadwork artist Bryan Printup about his extensive experience creating and traveling to vend his beadwork. We also have some great PSA or (public service announcements) from our (sponsor) the Tuscarora Environment Program. Stick around for some announcements about how you can support the Great Law Recital coming to Tusky this summer!
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This episode was published on February 8, 2018.
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