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 Two Spirits interweaves the tragic story of a mother's loss of her son with a revealing look at the largely unknown history of a time when the world wasn't simply divided into male and female and many Native American cultures held places of honor for people of integrated genders.
For more information:
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| Potomac Native American Flute Festival |
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The Potomac Native American Flute Festival will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington, Virginia. (June 24-25, 2011).
The best part of the Festival is the community--flute players from around the country get the chance to spend time with each other and share their love of the flute.
For more information:
www.potomacflutefestival.org
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| Native Sounds: Quese Imc |
 Quese Imc is an award-winning Hip Hop emcee, independent music producer and cultural activist. Quese is a member of the Pawnee and Seminole Nations. Quese and his brother are founding members of the Native Hip Hop group "Culture Shock Camp." In the beginning of his musical career, Quese struggled with his audience connecting to his music. Since then, his audience has changed with the times and Quese just released his album titled "Hand Drums for Whiskey Bottles." Quese mixes his love for Hip Hop with his love for his people--creating a sound called "Native Hip Hop." His artistic style mixes the modern substance of freestyling, Hip Hop and Funk with strictly traditional values.
Production Assistant Tobias Grant (Omaha, Dakota, Cherokee & Dineh) spoke with Quese Imc after his performance at Stage 49. Tobias and Quese talk about his music, his experience as a performer and his album "Hand Drums for Whiskey Bottles."
Be sure to check out the AIROS Podcast Page for even more great Native American artists.
Listen to the Interview | Read the Article | Quese's Website | Quese's Facebook Page |
