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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2024 · 1H 2M

Interview with Paul LaRoche, WGZN Radio Cloquet, MN 2017

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Join us for an exclusive conversation with Paul LaRoche, the founder of Brulé, one of the top-selling Native American music groups known for their powerful blend of cultural rock and theatrical instrumentation. Discover the story behind Brulé's success and the journey that brought them to the forefront of Native American music. In this episode, Paul shares insights into his personal background, including his adoption and reconnection with his Native American heritage. He discusses the challenges and triumphs of merging Native and mainstream cultures through music, the importance of family in his musical journey, and the inspiration behind their unique sound. We also discuss Brulé's upcoming free concert at the Black Bear Casino Resort in celebration of Native American Heritage Month, their ambitious plans for the future, and their commitment to nurturing the next generation of Native American artists.   Don't miss this captivating story of cultural harmony, resilience, and the transformative power of music.

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