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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2021 · 1H 51M

First Foods: Harvesting, Foraging, & Storytelling with Isaac Murdoch

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First Foods: Harvesting, Foraging, & Storytelling with Isaac Murdoch If you missed class on Thursday, no worries! Instructor Bomgiizhik (Isaac Murdoch) is streaming now! This class got so much positive feedback much like Linda Black Elk's from the week before last. Glad to know everyone is enjoying the First Foods Program! Issac is from Serpent River First Nation and is a Fish Clan Ojibwe. He is known for his story telling and land based activities. Spending many years on the land with his Elders is his primary education, which he loves to share. He has three beautiful children, Elaine, Preston, and Waabigwan. If you loved our classes in 2020, please consider rejoining us and sharing this with your friends. REGISTER: bit.ly/FirstFoods2021 First Foods Program is produced by Grinding Stone Collective and made possible through partnership with Green Feather Foundation, Her Many Voices Foundation, and support from community members like you!

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First Foods: Harvesting, Foraging, & Storytelling with Isaac Murdoch If you missed class on Thursday, no worries! Instructor Bomgiizhik (Isaac Murdoch) is streaming now! Issac is from Serpent River First Nation and is a Fish Clan Ojibwe. He is known for his story telling and land based activities. Spending many years on the land with his Elders is his primary education, which he loves to share. He has three beautiful children, Elaine, Preston, and Waabigwan.

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