14 エピソード
1『Good Day to be Indigenous - 109』
1『Good Day to be Indigenous - 109』
Alaska natives rely on the land as source of life.[National Geographic]
2『Uncertainty of the Future』
2『Uncertainty of the Future』
Springtime brings new opportunities and hazards for Indigenous Alaskans. Marvin Agnot takes his nephew Justin across the bay to hunt for goats among the cliffs. John Pingayak imparts survival skills to his grandson. “Tig” Strassburg, eager to bring his seven kids to their ancestral fish camp, builds an arctic mini-van. Joel Jacko travels across melting ice to hunt for small game.
3『Warrior Spirit』
3『Warrior Spirit』
Generations of Indigenous peoples work to revive cultural practices once lost to colonization and raise the culture bearers of the future.[National Geographic]
4『Family Strength』
4『Family Strength』
Alaska Natives use methods passed down from their ancestors to search for resources.[National Geographic]
5『Captain & Striker』
5『Captain & Striker』
As the seasons change to spring, new challenges arise for Alaska Natives.[National Geographic]
6『Burning Daylight』
6『Burning Daylight』
When the sun doesn't set, Alaska natives forgo sleep to seize the daylight.[National Geographic]
7『Good Medicine』
7『Good Medicine』
Alaska Natives work with family to uphold traditions of their ancestors.[National Geographic]
8『Strong Foundation』
8『Strong Foundation』
Alaska Natives use long summer days for harvests and projects.
9『Stepping Stones』
9『Stepping Stones』
The younger generation of Alaska Natives step up to new challenges.
10『Answer the Call』
10『Answer the Call』
Alaska Natives train the next generation to provide from the land.
11『Homelands』
11『Homelands』
Alaskan Native families carry on their traditional ways on their homelands.
12『Against the Wind』
12『Against the Wind』
Alaska Natives work to rebuild after an unprecedented storm surge floods and devastates coastal villages.
13『Taken by the Wolf』
13『Taken by the Wolf』
An approaching Alaskan winter blurs the line between predator and prey.
14『Death Stroll』
14『Death Stroll』
On the cusp of winter, Indigenous peoples of Alaska work to secure food and safety for the brutal season ahead.
