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How Food Was Given.MOVSecwépemc storyteller Kenthen Thomas, shares a Syilx story titled, "How Foods Were Given." This story alongside his introduction looks at the interconnection between the traditional stories, the language of the indigenous peoples and the land itself. It also gives us the lessons that we are no more important than the plants and animals that we share the land with. Lastly, we also learn that even the smallest voice can sometimes make the biggest impact.
Video: 7:59
Coyote Juggles His Eyes -Syilx Story Video: 8:14
IMG_1098.MOVComing to Your Senses (Kenthen Thomas) - Contemporary: Video 27:24
A long long long time ago Bluejay and Pinejay were the Kukpi.docxCreated by Kenthen Thomas (adapted from the writings of James Teit). Illustrated by Desiree Alexis Roy.
How spider taught man to fish.docxThe Secwépemc Story of How Spider Taught Man to Fish
The Story of Porcupine.pdfThe Secwépemc Story of Porcupine
IMG_0098.MOVThe Cstalan Water Monster (Kenthen Thomas) Cstalan a/k/a Adams Lake Video: 29:11
IMG_1145.MOVHow The Animal People Stole Fire (Kenthen Thomas) Video: 17:50
How Coyote Lost Animal People's Voices by Kenthen Thomas.mp4How Coyote Lost Animal People's Voices (Kenthen Thomas) - Contemporary: Video 16:02
Recording Legends of the Shuswap. (Left to right) Melpatkwe Matthew, Janice E Billy, Sekwaw Matthew, singing and drumming.
Audio Stories (CBC Radio)
Story of Tsetse (3:42 - 15:20)
Fish Lips (15:25 – 23:30)
Muskrat’s Revenge (28:51 – 38:06)
How Bear Lost His Tail (39:21 – 44:08)
Grandmother Spider’s Gift (44:45 – 50:43)
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