I grew up watching Evening Magazine - which has been one of the highest rated regional programs on television for a long time - so I flipped when reporter Kim Holcomb asked me if I was interested in being featured on the program. I agreed of course, and eventually we decided to film one of my many gifts to local youth. Actually, it was the second pair of customs I had given to Jesse, and my favorite of this piece is when when we toss his old - completely thrashed - customs in the garbage.
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Tribal Canoe Journey is an annual spectacular cultural celebration, where canoe families travel in ocean-going canoes from their home waters to a host Nation, stopping to visit different tribal communities along the way. Every year a different tribe hosts, and this year the Lummi Nation - which is located few minutes north of Bellingham, Washington - is hosting from July 24th through 28th!
