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Northern games fiddle contestants playing fiddle tunes

Elder Johnny Ruben is storytelling about how Inuvialuit people lived long ago, always busy preparing for hunting and fishing, and preserving food to last for the year, Christmas gatherings, and more.

Elder Johnny Ruben is storytelling about some Eastern Arctic families migrating west, a fatal illness, hardships, priests, Paulatuk starting up, as well as personal stories of his grandparents, and more. To be continued.

Elder Johnny Ruben is completing his storytelling, part two, of his parents and grandparents travels, hunting, and trapping stories.

Johnny Ruben is telling a story about an old lady and her grandson who were abandoned and left for dead.

A Long Time Ago host, Ishmael Alunik, airs Johnny Ruben storytelling. Johnny is telling a legend told by the Eastern Arctic Inuit about Shamans followed by a short story of their missing friend.

Elders Nora Ruben, Elijah Allen, and Martha Harry speak to and send greetings to family and friends on the CHAK radio program.

Nora Ruben, Elijah Allen, and Martha Harry speak to and send greetings to family and friends on The People Speak Inuit Program.

Children's Concert by Bob Ruzicka. Bob Ruzicka was a dentist stationed in the Mackenzie Delta in the early 1960s. He returned to Inuvik where he gave a concert. Recorded in English.

Aklavik Elder Rachel Selamio is speaking to Dora Malegana and telling a stories about Christmas and New Years Gatherings and Celebrations long ago at Pataktuuk (Demarcation).

The recording is of a meeting that was already in progress in English regarding plans for proposed funding for the Indigenous Northern Games and teaching of the northern games and other topics of discussion such as COPE (The Committee of People’s…

The Federation North of 60 meeting is continued in English with discussion of the constitution and acknowledgement of the new member of parliament Wally Firth.

Various Elders send Christmas and New Years Greetings from Inuvik, N.T.

Radio host John Holman airs Charlie Smith storytelling. Charlie is telling part one of the legend of how the sun and the moon came to be in the heavens in Inupiatun and then in English.

Charlie Smith is telling a legend, that was already in progress, of a boy who was traveling alone. The story ends abruptly.

Charlie Smith and various other speakers from Utqiarvik, Alaska are sending greetings and sharing testimonies from a church service.

Charlie Smith is telling a legend, in Iñupiatun then in English, of a hunter, his family, and the Sinrock Ghost. Part 1. To be continued.

Charlie Smith is completing the legend, in Iñupiatun then in English, of the hunter, his family, and the Sinrock Ghost. Final, part 2. Charlie then starts another story of the Enchanted Hare that ends abruptly.

Charlie smith is telling a legend, in Iñupiatun then in English, about a hunter and the enchanted hare. Part 1. To be continued.

Charlie smith is completing the legend, in Iñupiatun then in English, about the hunter and the enchanted hare. Final, part 2.

Charlie Smith is telling a legend of the Kuskowin River Ghost in Iñupiatun then in English. Part 1 To be continued.

Charlie Smith is completing the legend of the Kuskowin River Ghost in Iñupiatun then in English. Final, part 2.

Charlie Smith is telling a legend of how the raven got his wife in Iñupiatun then in English. Part 2. To be continued.

Charlie Smith is completing the legend of how the raven got his wife, in Iñupiatun then in English. Final, part 3.

Charlie Smith is telling a legend of a girl who would not marry first in Iñupiatun then in English. Part 1. To be continued.