Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe History | Tribal Histories

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• MI

  @MikeBrodie-fz6gm · 11 months ago

  grateful to be able to hear that survived old oral history

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• BO

  @BoadiceaBlackwater · 1 year ago

  After 32 years of not knowing anything about my family, I found out my father is enrolled at LCO. I am in the process of trying to become enrolled as well, but I am so thankful to find out more about my family's history. This is so exciting!

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• CE

  @ceegee2676 · 1 year ago

  Valuable and interesting historical overview by Rick St Germaine who has full knowledge of Ojibwe and gives a fascinating narrative. Thank you.

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• TO

  @tomlee8948 · 1 year ago

  As a michigan Chip i enjoy the story's .i miss the story's my uncle and Grandfather would tell of the life in the Canadas how they moved the family to Michigan

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• PA

  @paulsmith6463 · 3 years ago

  glad i took the time to listen!

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• WI

  @WisColoGreg · 2 years ago

  I really enjoyed this.  I have been fishing up here my whole life and knew the names but never the detailed history.  It brings an even greater appreciation for the area.

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• RO

  @Rotorzilla · 5 years ago

  So fascinating I could listen to you telling stories all day. Please do more

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• MA

  @Mark-pp7jy · 2 years ago

  This is fascinating and touching at once. &nbsp;Rick&apos;s voice and calm delivery holds the listener in anticipation of wanting to know what is next. <br>I grew up in Michigan, so we did learn a little about the native people, but as I am now approaching 68, I appreciate the stories so much more. Thanks to all who contributed to this wonderful adventure of knowledge! ✌️♥️ Mark

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• CH

  @chazmansmom · 4 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m very thankful for this video it&apos;s very informative. I&apos;m an enrolled member of LCO (proud &nbsp;Granddaughter of Robert and Hazel Gouge&apos;) &nbsp;and this was extremely educational as well as entertaining and I&apos;ve been sharing it with my son and my niece and my mother who lives there currently and is a Tribal Elder. I&apos;m sure she&apos;s never seen this either and I was more than glad to pass this &nbsp;on to her. .Chi- Miigwech. &nbsp;This is definitely one video that I truly truly appreciate thank you so much for the time and effort.

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• LA

  @lavernemoreno7168 · 1 month ago

  Thank you so much sponsors. Helping us- Indigenous people save our teachings and what our Ancestors practiced. &nbsp;Way of life, living one with the Universe. I pray with my corn pollen, water and Sage..

• CO

  @coreyswanborg906 · 5 years ago

  This is a very good show😁😁

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• ON

  @onoseaikhomu8563 · 4 years ago

  School work brought me here. Great story

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