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A Conversation with Doug Harris and Anne Marie Garti: Ceremonial Stone Landscapes
Music Credit: Steven Rushingwind and The Native Groove from the CD FUEGO, from el Cerrito Records and www.stevenrushingwindmusic.com
In this segment of Moccasin Tracks broadcast June 14, 2017 from the campus of the University of Vermont, WRUV FM Burlington we talk to Doug Harris(Deputy Narragansett Indian Tribe Historic Preservation Officer)and attorney for the Narragansett Nation in this effort, Anne Marie Garti.
We talk about the identified Ceremonial Stone Landscape in the path of the Connecticut Transfer Expansion Pipeline (Gas) and the efforts to protect. Doug reminds us of the language we use and how the language of the ancient
ones describe and have more to tell us today. We talk about the NHPA (National Historic Preservation Act) and Doug helps us to understand the perspective of the original peoples. We celebrate the family relationships (cousins) between the peoples and he gifts us with stories relating to place and ceremonies. His responsibility is to avoid adverse effects on the "prayer stones" and continue to teach the youth how to identify these sites so they may continue to protect their sacred sites and spiritual ways.
If you would like to make a donation to help fund the legal fight to protect the Ceremonial Stone Landscapes, please make your check payable to “Creative Thought and Action,” and put CSL in the “for” line. Mail it to:
Rene Theberge
Treasurer, Climate Action Now
250 Shutesbury Road
Amherst, MA 01002
Moccasin Tracks is broadcast weekly on WRUV FM Burlington at 90.1FM and online at wruv.org Summer 2017: Wed 9AM-Noon The program is archived at wruv.org/schedule/ Wed/scroll down to Moccasin Tracks [email protected]
radiowithdeb.wordpress.com
youtube.com/MoccasinTracks
Moccasin Tracks is syndicated with Pacifica Radio Network with host Deb Reger and friends
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By Deb RegerMusic Credit: Steven Rushingwind and The Native Groove from the CD FUEGO, from el Cerrito Records and www.stevenrushingwindmusic.com
In this segment of Moccasin Tracks broadcast June 14, 2017 from the campus of the University of Vermont, WRUV FM Burlington we talk to Doug Harris(Deputy Narragansett Indian Tribe Historic Preservation Officer)and attorney for the Narragansett Nation in this effort, Anne Marie Garti.
We talk about the identified Ceremonial Stone Landscape in the path of the Connecticut Transfer Expansion Pipeline (Gas) and the efforts to protect. Doug reminds us of the language we use and how the language of the ancient
ones describe and have more to tell us today. We talk about the NHPA (National Historic Preservation Act) and Doug helps us to understand the perspective of the original peoples. We celebrate the family relationships (cousins) between the peoples and he gifts us with stories relating to place and ceremonies. His responsibility is to avoid adverse effects on the "prayer stones" and continue to teach the youth how to identify these sites so they may continue to protect their sacred sites and spiritual ways.
If you would like to make a donation to help fund the legal fight to protect the Ceremonial Stone Landscapes, please make your check payable to “Creative Thought and Action,” and put CSL in the “for” line. Mail it to:
Rene Theberge
Treasurer, Climate Action Now
250 Shutesbury Road
Amherst, MA 01002
Moccasin Tracks is broadcast weekly on WRUV FM Burlington at 90.1FM and online at wruv.org Summer 2017: Wed 9AM-Noon The program is archived at wruv.org/schedule/ Wed/scroll down to Moccasin Tracks [email protected]
radiowithdeb.wordpress.com
youtube.com/MoccasinTracks
Moccasin Tracks is syndicated with Pacifica Radio Network with host Deb Reger and friends