Randy Lewis | June 11, 2021 Randy Lewis (K'ayaxan) joins Nick Zentner. Colville Confederated Tribal member Randy Lewis is a descendant of the Wenatchi/P'squosa, Methow, and Okanagon bands. Part 4 of 4.
Thank you Randy Lewis . I appreciate you sharing your tribal history. I agree this knowledge should be shared . Thank you Nick for documenting this story of the local indigenous people and the land that fed them.
These episodes with Randy Lewis and Nick are priceless. The old stories, the landscape, the open country with animal sentinels, and so on, are treasures. Thank you for sharing them with us. I feel honored.
Nick, you are not just a Geology Lecturer, you are also a Historian, Data Archivist, and an Information Gathering Magnate. Because your Lectures are Informative, and Entertaining, many, many others have contributed, "To Which I’d like to thank, SO to everyone who took their time doing Research, and to those who took part, and of cause Nick himself 👍 Thank You 🙏 . From (the glacial deposits at) Southend-on-sea, Essex, U.K.
Thank you so much for these four videos, gentlemen. Nick Zentner for posting and recording, and Randy Lewis for being willing to share his stories and telling of the history, and to allow it to be shared so publicly. Thank you. These have been amazing and fascinating to watch. I could happily listen/watch Mr. Lewis talk for ages.
Your presentations with Randy are always good to view. We all get a good educational view of the world when we get to hear and observe Randy's lessons. Thank you both, Robert
This a great series, I really like Randy's comments about imagination being encouraged by indigenous parents. I'm fortunate in that my poor white trash parents did the same for me, "let's pretend" kept my mind exercised in a world with few store-bought toys.
Wow and thank you Nick for the back to back videos tonight. My Great Grandmother and Grandmother were First Nations people of northern Minnesota and to listen to my Grandmothers stories and history were always amazing to listen to.
Loved this, too! Appreciate Louis L'Amour; Zane Grey wrote Riders of the Purple Sage. But I will happily intake any knowledge from Randy and all wisdom he shares from his people.
Thank you K'ayaxan for sharing the stories of your people. They make the surroundings so much more alive! And they make me eager to visit the Pacific Northwest! Although the chances thereof are slim, since it is a long way from The Netherlands. And of course thank you Nick for putting this online.
Randy sure has a wicked sense of humor. Had me laughing quite a few times. I'm sure he also see these places with an entirely different view than I can. And I'm really sure his view is better than my view. Thx, Randy & Nick.
