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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Rosalie Fish (Cowlitz) from the Muckleshoot Tribal School won three state titles in track Rosalie all while raising awareness and advocating for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Come inside the Eighth Generation studio to follow the Eighth Generation team as we work with Inspired Natives collaborator, Sarah Agaton Howes (Anishinaabe), develop a new idea from sketch to finished product!
