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Agnes White interviewing her parents Charlie and Persis Gruben

Agnes White interviewing her mother Persis Gruben

Agnes White interviewing her father Charlie Gruben, in front of his father's log cabin

Agnes White interviewing her father Charlie Gruben, in front of his father's log cabin

Agnes White interviewing her father Charlie Gruben, in front of his father's log cabin

Agnes White interviewing her father Charlie Gruben

Agnes White interviewing her father Charlie Gruben

Agnes White interviewing her father Charlie Gruben

Agnes White interviewing her father Charlie Gruben

A Long Time Ago host Ishmael Alunik airs Elder Ralph Kimiksana who is storytelling. Ralph is telling a several short legends and ends with drum songs.

Elders including Charles Arnold and Joe Nasagaluak visit and talk about Kitigaaryuit.

Mary Kailek is continuing to share her memories from 1942 and 1943 of: she and her family’’s activities such as hunting, trapping, of various people, of their travels, of going to Aklavik for Easter, Peffer’s Hotel, Banksland people who flew to…

Mary Kailek is storytelling from the 1937 era, of when she was doing a lot of sewing, of visitors and listening to storytelling in the evenings, of their travels for Christmas and New Years, stories of her dad and Joe trapping and hunting stories, of…

This video shows interviews with Elders Joe Nasogalliak, Raddi Koiksak, Silas Kangegana, Emmanuel Felix, Joseph Avik, Sam Raddi, and Freeman Kimiksana from Tuktoyakuk who have all passed on. They each tell short stories from their lives.

A video of elders Rosie Albert, Jimmy Komeak, Jimmy Gordon, Adam Emahok, Annie Emahok, Annie C. Gordon, David Roland, Olga Roland, and Stanley Keevik telling stories about their families' experiences herding reindeer.

Elder Joe Nasogaluak Sr. reaches back into his memory to inform on the cultural artifacts of Kitigaaryuit. The video ends with Audrea Loreen discussing commercial art and musical performance.

Elisa Hart and Don Gardner discuss artifacts and the survival of Kitigaaryuit, the traditional whaling camp west of Tuktuyuktuk.