<img src="https://www.withoutreservation.com/assets/logo-2021-redonblack-rnd-500x.png" alt="Podcast Image" id="wr_podcast_image" />Making pottery is part of the O'odham culture.  One day while in boarding school, Miss Ira Redbird came to teach Mike's class how to make pottery.  Mike explains the process as he was taught and likens it to how God works with His children.

Making pottery is part of the O'odham culture. One day while in boarding school, Miss Ira Redbird came to teach Mike's class how to make pottery. Mike explains the process as he was taught and likens it to how God works with His children.

Making pottery is part of the O'odham culture.  One day while in boarding school, Miss Ira Redbird came to teach Mike's class how to make pottery.  Mike explains the process as he was taught and likens it to how God works with His children.

Mike Andrews (Tohono O'odham/Quechan) Part 3

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Mike Andrews (Tohono O'odham/Quechan) Part 3

Mike Andrews (Tohono O'odham/Quechan) Part 3