My telling of this story is based on a version collected from the Tlingit-Haida people of Southeast Alaska, a place relatively few of us know well. Yet the spirit of this myth and the truth it contains are easily felt and recognized. What is the source of your abundance, and how can you contribute to the give and take that sustains life?<a rel="payment" href="https://www.patreon.com/mythmatterspodcast">Support the show</a>

My telling of this story is based on a version collected from the Tlingit-Haida people of Southeast Alaska, a place relatively few of us know well. Yet the spirit of this myth and the truth it contains are easily felt and recognized. What is the source of your abundance, and how can you contribute to the give and take that sustains life? Support the show

My telling of this story is based on a version collected from the Tlingit-Haida people of Southeast Alaska, a place relatively few of us know well. Yet the spirit of this myth and the truth it contains are easily felt and recognized. What is the source of your abundance, and how can you contribute to the give and take that sustains life?<a href="https://www.patreon.com/mythmatterspodcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

Reciprocity and The Boy Who Fed Eagles

Do you like to hear a good story? Are you interested in learning how the old myths and stories shape contemporary life? Myth in the Mojave was created and hosted by cultural mythologist, storyteller, teacher, and activist Dr. Catherine Svehla. Find new content under the new name, "Myth Matters." Thanks for listening and keep the mystery in your life alive.

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