From Crazy Horse Memorial: Artists in Residency and their stories

This week, join us on Hidden Heritage as we journey to the Black Hills of South Dakota, visiting the iconic Crazy Horse Memorial. This beloved destination has been a Brulé favorite for over 25 years, attracting visitors from around the world. Meet Whitney Rencountre and his wife Jessie, who share their experiences as American Indian ambassadors, educators, and performers. Discover their dedication to preserving and teaching Lakota and Dakota traditions through song, dance, and storytelling. Explore the artistry of ledger art with Lakota Akichita Tokahe, who honors his ancestors preserving history through unique and modern techniques. Learn about the community efforts to support Native American artists and the importance of cultural education. Experience the vibrant powwow culture, the significance of traditional dances, and the powerful healing tools of music and drums. Hear personal stories of resilience, heritage, and the importance of education in bridging cultural gaps. Don't miss this insightful episode as we celebrate the rich heritage and contemporary lives of American Indian people at Crazy Horse Memorial. Tune in for an inspiring look at the intersection of tradition and modernity.