The Sugarbush Tradition Continues in Minnesota’s Urban Areas, and Khayman Goodsky’s New Film

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This week on Minnesota Native News, a look at Indigenous Minnesotans continuing the sugarbush tradition in urban areas, and a conversation with Khayman Goodsky, director of the Minnesota-produced film, When Thunderbird Dances.

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