First People
Meet Loretta Farley,
field ranger and Native
American cultural inter-
preter at Point Reyes
National Seashore in
California. Listen to the
story of Kule Loklo and
how we might use
native wisdom.

Living with Wildlife
Meet Maggie, volunteer
for WildCare Wildlife
Rehabilitation and
Nature Education Center
in California. Listen to
heartfelt compassion
and hear ideas on how
to live happily with our
wildlife neighbors.

Capturing the Wilds
Meet Trish Carney,
wildlife photographer
and contributing visual
artist to Coyote Dreams.
Trish shares her secrets
for capturing wildlife on
film, her thoughts about
sharing our world with
wildlife and a story from
one of her many fine
outdoor adventures.

Natural Music
Meet Albert Tenaya,
composer, musician
and descendent of the
last chief of Yosemite,
Chief Tenaya. Listen to
Albert's personal story
of creating from
the heart and hear his
inspiration for the beautiful
flute song featured in
Coyote Dreams.

Story as Teacher
Meet John Littleton,
teacher, cultural anthro-
pologist and storyteller.
Listen to the value of
story and how it can
quickly create meaning,
convey values and
inspire action.

Hummingbird Brings Fire
John Littleton tells a
Native American female
empowerment story.
Listen to how hummingbird
courageously steals fire
for the first people.

Clapper Sticks
John Littleton
introduces a clapper
stick, used by Miwok,
Pomo and other
California indians
to accompany story,
song and dance.

Pomo Songs
Edward Willie, Native
American artist and
traditional performer
sings three typical
Pomo dance songs.