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Existing in two worlds can complicate your identity and complete it–whether it’s understanding your medicine man grandfather, to deepening the concept of love through a different tongue, these storytellers takes us around the world from Colombia to Papua New Guinea, seeking definition and connections with presumably different cultures.
Featuring:
- Francis Rojas
- Jeremiah Barber
- William Guillermo Ortiz, Curandero / Medicine Man
- Florentina Mocanu-Schendel, Doctor of Theater and Performance Studies, Stanford University
- Warama Kurupel, Limol Village Leader
- Grace Maher
- Robai Reend
- Donai Kurupel
- Pingam Uziag
- Jenny Dobola
- Loni Garaiyi
- Sandra Dikai
- Merol Kwe
- Manaleato Kolea
Credits
- Producers: R.J. Lozada, Marie Choi, Monica Lopez
- Host: R.J. Lozada
- Contributing Producers: Ingrid Rojas Contreras, Kate Lindsey
- Music: Jahzzar, Diary; Wagiba Geser, Walking Song
- Cover image: Kate Lindsey, sits with villagers at Limol, Paupa New Guinea. Photo provided by Kate Lindsey.
- Special thanks: This show features a segment from our Community Storytelling Fellowships. Thank You to our generous sponsors and individual donors. Thank you to Hindenberg, for donating use of their editing software.
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